Bills' new CD, A Man and His Guitars, has just been released. It is a collection of eclectic and ethereal instrumental tracks that will cater for a wide range of tastes. Because of this, it's very hard to categorize it into any one genre. It's probably, therefore, best described as Alternative or New Age.

The tracks are very relaxing and are a great way to unwind after a day at work, or to let you drift into a quiet weekend. 

The sounds range from clean guitar to interesting affects driven tunes.

As an example of what to expect, imagine yourself sitting outside under your verandah or patio  and you hear the sound of a rain storm approaching. First the rain begins, then comes the sound of thunder followed by lightening.  As the storm recedes the rain becomes softer and soon ceases.  This is Evening Rain one of the tracks on the new CD. I hope you enjoy listening to these tunes as much as I enjoy playing them.

To purchase my music, you may access the downloadable MP3 files from the iTunes or Amazon links below.

You may  purchase the CD directly  by sending a cheque, for $10, which includes postage,  made payable to Bill Coxhead.  Address details on Contact page, or via your Paypal account from the link below.

As I produce the CD's entirely myself, from recording to mastering, as well as all the artwork, I do not have costs associated with using third parties. I an therefore able to keep the price of the CD's at a minimum,

As a supporter of Vision Australia,  $2 from the sale of each CD is donated to this worthy cause.

 

UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE

I am currently working on my new CD  ROMANTIC GUITAR. This is due for release early 2009.

 

It is a collection of original tracks perfect for Lovers, Intimate Dinners or Cafes and Restaurants wishing to provide a Romantic and Intimate atmosphere for their clients.

 

If you appreciate pure guitar playing with no artificial colours or flavours, this CD is just right.

 


 

 

                                                     

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