(Instrumental)
Tom Sanderson
Who Is Tom Sanderson? Here's his answer:
I am a product of a 70's childhood. Watching programs such as Bagpuss and Camberwick Green through to Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy. I was always fascinated by the music that accompanied the shows.
As I grew up I was drawn to the guitar and listened to all the usual rock'n'roll hero's that came with it. This, coupled with watching spaghetti western movies and films such as The Wicker Man, I found myself spellbound by their soundtracks while being more absorbed by the melodic instrumental songs of the guitar maestros in my vinyl collection.
All this has influenced me in my pursuit of writing music without the directional pull of lyrics but, I hope, a colourful, thought inducing, melody to lead the listener somewhere within their own imagination.
Bombus was recorded in the springtime of 2010 in a cottage, in a wood, by a lake. More here: https://www.bombusmusic.co.uk/
I am a product of a 70's childhood. Watching programs such as Bagpuss and Camberwick Green through to Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy. I was always fascinated by the music that accompanied the shows.
As I grew up I was drawn to the guitar and listened to all the usual rock'n'roll hero's that came with it. This, coupled with watching spaghetti western movies and films such as The Wicker Man, I found myself spellbound by their soundtracks while being more absorbed by the melodic instrumental songs of the guitar maestros in my vinyl collection.
All this has influenced me in my pursuit of writing music without the directional pull of lyrics but, I hope, a colourful, thought inducing, melody to lead the listener somewhere within their own imagination.
Bombus was recorded in the springtime of 2010 in a cottage, in a wood, by a lake. More here: https://www.bombusmusic.co.uk/
listen:
The Main Mix
I swear Bill is in my head and pulling up his playlist as if he is my personal DJ. There's a reason I've been streaming RadioParadise since I first got broadband in 2003. And I donate to RP for the privilege.
...and I thought it was only me having the same experience. How does he DO that?
I love this. Sends me to a distance place.
same, and exactly his wish. gorgeous music.
I feel like that all the time.
Definitely and a touch of Doobie's Toulouse street and Pentangle in there. Excellent
Beautiful ....10
What a silly comment that is. Why not appreciate what music does without having to always compare one's ability to another.
No, this is not what I would call an "exciting" tune either, but I have a notion that getting listeners "excited" was not was he was striving for with this song. It seems more "meditative" to me.