“Hey” by Erika Lloyd & Cameron Mizell
originally by The Pixies
from Pour A Little Everything Else
“Hey” by Erika Lloyd & Cameron Mizell
originally by The Pixies
from Pour A Little Everything Else
“Run Of The Mill” by Marco Benevento
originally by George Harrison
from Me Not Me
“Cherry Coloured Funk” by Erika Lloyd & Cameron Mizell
originally by the Cocteau Twins
from Pour A Little Everything Else
(More songs from this album on Tumblr here.)
“Everything Means Nothing To Me” by Erika Lloyd & Cameron Mizell
originally by Elliott Smith
from Pour A Little Everything Else
“Nobody Home” by Erika Lloyd & Cameron Mizell
originally by Pink Floyd
from Pour A Little Everything Else
“All I Want” by Erika Lloyd & Cameron Mizell
originally by Joni Mitchell
from Pour A Little Everything Else
“Soul Love” by Erika Lloyd & Cameron Mizell
originally by David Bowie
from Pour A Little Everything Else
Black Hole Sun - Lauren Zettler (Soundgarden Cover)
Cam and I just did this real quick as a favor to someone who asked for it….this song is funny to me because I always thought it was “black holeD sun” AND this is the first music video I can actually remember watching as a kid. For some reason the image of the little girl spitting out ice cream really stuck with me.
(via laurenzettler)
Hadn’t played this song in about 15 years, or whenever it came out. It’s fun to just sit down and (re)learn a new song and record it within an hour’s time. Next up, we’ll be recreating the video in my living room.
“Alabama Song” by Erika Lloyd & Cameron Mizell
Rolling with the cover song theme for the day, here’s a track from Pour A Little Everything Else. Written by Kurt Weill (music) & Bertolt Brecht (words) in 1927, used in their opera Rise And Fall Of The City Of Mohagany, and recorded 40 years later by The Doors. 42 years after that, Erika and I recorded it.
Sans organ, I was trying to create a weird string band sound, as if it comes from a different place, but you can’t exactly figure out if it’s Eastern European or Mexican or something entirely different.
We use Jim Morrison’s lyrics in the second verse because we thought changing “show me the way to the next little girl” to “show me the way to the next little boy” might be a little creepy/pretentious. However, after finishing the album we learned that in Kurt Weill’s opera, the song was song by a group of prostitutes and the lyric is “show me the way to the next pretty boy.” Would have been a nice touch, but we were far beyond redoing any vocals.
“Don’t You Worry ‘Bout A Thing” by Erika Lloyd & Cameron Mizell
(originally by Stevie Wonder)
from Pour A Little Everything Else.
“Fool On The Hill” by Erika Lloyd
(originally by the Beatles)
From Pour A Little Everything Else. Erika wanted to do a track of all vocal, and she knocked this one out of the park. There’s no autotune or copy and pasting. She sang each part all the way through.
“One Caress” by Erika Lloyd & Cameron Mizell
(originally by Depeche Mode)
from Pour A Little Everything Else.
Life Is Loud
iTunes / CD Baby
(listen)
Cameron Mizell
iTunes / CD Baby
(listen)
Sounds Like Snow
Be Still
iTunes / CD Baby
(listen)
Pour A Little
Everything Else
Erika Lloyd
iTunes / CD Baby
(listen)
On Your Back Porch
Lauren Zettler
iTunes / LZ's Store
(listen)
Simpler Times
Dunham Van Durham
iTunes / CD Baby
(listen)
Follow Through
w/ Matt Ketteman
iTunes / CD Baby
(listen)
audio // All audio posts.
video // Video from live shows or other types of performances.
my recordings // Recordings on which I was somehow involved in the making.
cover songs // All cover songs posted on this blog, by various artists.
jazz // All the jazz tracks posted to this blog.
christmas music // That's right, I've even recorded some holiday music.