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| Jeaously by VinceVance1 | 19 days ago |
| Good to hear from both of you, my composing friends. Thank you for your kind comments. Just got finished with a cruise, Mardi Gras and Saints mania here in New Orleans. Been in love and have been busy writing a lot of words this year. Hope your careers are rolling along, too! Your Friend, Vinnie | |
| There are Things You can't Take from Me (produced) by VinceVance1 | 19 days ago |
| Babs, G-Man, Vixen & Pharmakeus, I am not worthy, but thank you anyway for your kind words, O, Fellow Denizens of Tin Pan Alley. Incidently, Vixen, I have three girl singers in my band... The Valiantettes! All 3 must have names that begin with the letter "V." When I introduce them I say, "The Vivacious and Voluptuous Vixens of Rock 'n Roll, the valuable, yet vulnerable Valiantettes: Vixie, Violet & Valentine!" On a side note... I recently fired Velveeta. She was too easy to spread. |
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| Without You by VinceVance1 | 22 days ago |
| Perhaps, I shouldn't look back, but I think now that the production of ELO always stood before me like an Everest of stone before a sculpture. Listen to these and you'll see what I dreamed of... Mr.Blue Sky - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98P-gu_vMRc ELO with Olivia Newton-John: Xanadu - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7m1UWSD-FaA |
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| Protect Fishlake XVI by dirigent | 22 days ago |
| I think the collaboration is so strong. I am appreciative of Sisters great vocals and your straight ahead rock sound on this one. Impressive and worthwhile cause. Thank you! | |
| Protect Fishlake XIV by dirigent | 22 days ago |
| Great creativity and production to you both, Telo12 and you Dirigent! | |
| Without You by VinceVance1 | 22 days ago |
| Dear Baboon, You are so right. It seems to beg me for the violins, too. I actually do the song and vocal well live, just me and the concert grand. My secret dream has always been to give "Without You" that full production sound. Sadly it was never in the cards time-wise & financially. To me Jeff Lynne & ELO, though more overt, best captured that classical feel. Lynne always floored me with his combination of 50/60s chord progressions & neo-classical arrangements. If I ever do it I think I would have to ask Dirigent, the great conductor, his opinion, too. -v Gary, thank you for your always supportive comments and insight. I know that with a vocal and full production I would come closer to emoting the intended depth. -v Pharmakeus, Thanks for keeping me in mind. Your friend, Vinnie |
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| We Don't Run by VinceVance1 | 29 days ago |
| Thank you all! I do think it has that sound, too! Glad you like it friends! | |
| You're Such a Beautiful Girl (live piano version) by VinceVance1 | 1 month ago |
| Thank you for the compliment, Gary! | |
| Sha-la-la-la Good-Bye by VinceVance1 | 1 month ago |
| This is my most popular song... on iCompositions.com. I would have never guessed it. I think the 80's may be coming back. | |
| You're Such a Beautiful Girl (live piano version) by VinceVance1 | 1 month ago |
| Thanks, Bab! You are the man! Don't let the babes make a monkey outta ya. They do it to me often... | |
| You're Such a Beautiful Girl (live piano version) by VinceVance1 | 2 months ago |
| Haven't been around much. Been writing a book of love letters: Teisha's Teardrop Cafe. See, I found this girl... a chef... a goddess -in Oklahoma of all places. Her name of course is Teisha. Her beauty is just so awe-inspiring... and it is this deep beauty that makes me want to make love to her. Though very humble, she loves my adoration. I honestly believe that there are some women who really enjoy a man who is captivated by their beauty. I sing this song to her and she swoons. She even has this song as her ring tone. Ah, Love! This song shows the vulnerability of a man I believe that is a strength of the song and the strength men who want to be loved... | |
| Elysium by Heightened | 1 year ago |
| You are such a careful composer. It's like you color the world with your dreams... Thank you for this this lovely canvas! -Vince Vance | |
| Three Poems: May I - There's Company in this Noise - My Feigned Casual Stance by dirigent | 1 year ago |
| Grathy, hypnotic and sexy lyrics. Andreas, great complimentary tracks... as usual. You guys sent me back to 60s... to a coffee house. I'm snapping my fingers! Vinnie |
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| Prophecy (dirigent & Heightened) by Heightened | 1 year ago |
| Every now and then artistry and craftsmanship meet with talent. The result is beauty. Thank you for a joyous statement. Your celebration of life touched my heart and fulfilled the prophecy. -Vince Vance |
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| Sacred Dance by dirigent | 2 years ago |
 Your creativity and talent are rare. What an amazing, yet comfortable melding... Thanks for taking good ol' Grego out in the sunlight for a dance. Vinnie |
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| i suck by rinca | 2 years ago |
I really enjoyed the catchiness of your hook. It makes for an ease expression that brings out the yummy sexiness ! You are a talented vocalist and a careful craftsman. The slow fade was mellow and yet enticing as we say good-bye... Vinnie |
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| Water and wine by KCsGROOVE | 2 years ago |
Easy... Real easy. Easy, like Easy's supposed to be. Easy like Sunday morning... well, after 4 PM, anyway, after that wine wears off. Interesting concept. Good job! |
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| I Know What it Means to Miss New Orleans by VinceVance1 | 2 years ago |
| Thank you all for your kind and constructive comments. Good to have discerning ears out there. You're right. There are no loops in this one. Excuse me, guys. New to this site and I incorrectly entered it. -Vinnie | |
| Jupiter's Jam by MidiOrleans | 2 years ago |
Though offered by the illustious New Orleans "Vieux Carre," I must note the influence of the other great creative genius of the French Quarter. Of course, I refer to the infamous cloistered composer, Scott Hill. It is Scott who first explored such playful sounds of intospection, ennui, celebration... and even pain, through his sensuous original art form much akin to the true Neo-Baroque Eclecticism of his youth. I stand in awe of his forms and freedoms. This work is more than derivative. I am sure it is Scott's! Vince Vance, composer/pianist |
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