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Sunshine And Red Wine
Words and Music Martin Hayden ©

Sunshine that’s what I see
When I look in your eyes
On a cloudy day

Red wine that’s what I taste
When I kiss your lips
And you kiss me that way

Oh baby, don’t blame me
How did things
get this crazy?
What I’m feeling inside

Oh honey aint it funny
How some days
Could be so sunny
Don’t want to get off this ride

Sunshine that’s what I see
When I’m lookin at you
And your lookin at me

Red wine it’s in your kiss
And it make me feel
So warm and fuzzy

Oh baby, don’t blame me
How did things
get this crazy?
What I’m feeling inside

Oh honey aint it funny
How some days
Could be so sunny
Don’t want to get off this ride

Everytime I kiss those lips
I taste red wine
Everytime I see those eyes
I see sunshine

Oooh la la

Oooh la la

Sunshine, Red wine
Sunshine, Red wine
Sunshine, Red wine

Oooh la la

Sunshine, Red wine
Sunshine, Red wine
Sunshine, Red wine

Oooh la la

A new song that I have been working on.

I feel it has a happy-go-lucky summer-like quality to it.

Your thoughts and comments.

Thanks

Accel

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Accel, great "big" sound on the production of this. Love the whistle part. Can I add it to my "coffeshop" page on soundclick, streaming only.

That would be awesome Louis!

Thanks very mucho!

Accel

appreciate it, It'll be live, shortly

Wow, Accel, this really kicks A ....awesome song...Wish I was singin it!Would really be great if this could wipe out the Electric Slide song at weddings
Very danceable ,you should push this to the max! Sue

Accel, your "Live" at the coffeeshop now, appreciate it.

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pageartist.cfm?bandID=593126

Accel

From pop to rock to blues to reggae!!!Your depth amazes me...of course this is great... loved the guitar parts and vocals...

t m

Well shucks: the sun is going down in Florida as I listen to this - if only I'd know what to expect, I'd have grabbed a corona and lime to go with it.

Cool song Accel. Love the way you hop genres. This does, indeed, have the feeling of summer to it.

Nice!

Scott

Accel-- Very nice...love the "vibe"...vocal great...music is great...man what versatility you have going...your production is also great...you inspire this old man...thanks for sharing your talent with us....your temp bandmate gives you a thumbs up (me)....Bob

Nice, Martin. Love the song and the "slow sexy dance" quality of it. One nit:

Oh baby, don’t blame me
How did things
get this crazy?
YOU'RE THAT feeling inside



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"Experience teaches us that silence terrifies people the most."~~Bob Dylan

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Hey Louis, Thanks again for adding me to your coffee shop!

What a great idea for a music station – almost everyone I know loves coffee!

I’m flattered to be in such company.

Accel

Accel, they loved your song, you may have to do an encore.

Hey Sue,

Thanks for responding in such a positive and supportive way!

I really don’t think that I would’ve gotten this far if it wasn’t for the support I’ve received from the awesome people in this forum.

There is an atmosphere of honest nurturing of each other’s musical dreams!

It’s like we really care about helping each other to the next level!

I can't thank you enough!

Accel

Hey Louis,

That's great to hear!

This is probably the most publicity I've ever gotten! Seriously, Thanks Bro!!!!

Oh, and congrats on your recent publication!

Accel

Thanks Tom,

I believe that music is truly universal and crosses social, cultural, economic and national boundaries!

My wife’s cousin is the lead singer for reggae band up here in Canada that is gaining major popularity “Bedouin Soundclash” and they are about to play Jamaica and they are primarily white! Just like UB40!

Canadian reggae – who would’ve thought!

But when I really think of it off the top of my head I know Gary O sociably who use to play for Big Sugar (Gordy Johnson - vocalist – guitarist, went on to form “Grady” out of Texas with the original drummer for Stevie Ray) and is now playing for Truths and Rights, which is a Canadian reggae band as well, and not mention the band “Messenja”.

I’m sure this is just the tip of the iceberg and that the musical differences are just as diverse in big town USA as they are in any free nation!

I believe even one of Bob Marley’s parents originally came from Delaware!

It blows my mind to think of the impact that this thing music has one each of us!

For me it’s the ultimate form of artistic expression and yet I sit and listen back to this thing I’ve created and really wonder where it came from.

Sorry to “blather” on Tom, sometimes I don’t know when to shut up.

Thanks again for listening and your support and allowing me to rant!

Accel

Hey Scott,

You paint a very nice picture!

Conversely, at the time when you were writing your reply (because you are on the same time as us up here) I was at a gig and the power when out for about two hours! I was just about to resort to acoustics when the power was restored!

I was actually looking forward to doing an acoustic set which I do every now and then just to keep anchored!

Accel

Hey Bob,

Howdy partner!

What do you say we hit the trail and play every flee-bitten saloon from here to Albuquerque? lol

I met a wonderful woman last night who was from Georgia and got to hear some of her lyrics which she said she had tones of and they were pretty good – it must be in the water that rolls down from dem der hills er something!

Shot in the dark - I asked her if she knew you (stranger things have happened)

When I get around to it –it’s kind of on the back burner now because of all that has been going on - but – I think I’ve got another song for you – it’s down your alley and I think it’ll “showcase” your voice nicely. Wa wha What do ya think?

Thanks for your support – you know how much it means to me!

Accel

Hey Tricia,

I’m glad you caught that – yes that was suppose to be “it’s what I’m feeling inside” but came out sound like “what I’m feeling aside”.

It’s funny you mentioned it – because the same point came up two days ago when I was visiting our old friend John Findlay and he played me a vocal track from his song “Voodoo Chief” and pointed out how he mispronounced a word by not accentuating the “s” at the end of it and it kind of sounded like a lisp or a “th” instead.

I responded with “why not?” To me it adds character in this particular instance because he was mimicking Dr. John who the song was about! Not to say that Dr. John has a lisp, but when mimicking a famous personality - it seems to me that the mimicker has “free license” to embellish that character to drive the character home. Sorry for rambling. I just drew the analogy between the two and at the same time thought that everybody should know that John is doing great!

Oh and I like your idea better “Your that feeling inside”!

Tricia – I think that about a year or so ago we corresponded about collaborating but I can’t recall what happened. All I remember is that you wrote a song that had “Makers Mark” in it and it was about a tough girl or something along those lines. Was that you?

Anyhow thanks for your support and good advice!

Accel

The production is really cool!Very different

Accel,

The opening and the perfect contrast between the 2 guitars is the COOLEST thing I've ever heard!

Next - The basic hookiness and vibe of the song could be the catchiest song I've ever heard from you. As a matter of fact it is... A current pop star can do this song and make it a hit if they would ever just do it man!

The lyric is not my cup of tea but is the perfect blend for this music and type of song, especially in the pop style it has..

You did a GREAT job on this all the way around!

Loved it! and still reeling over the 2 guitars

peace
& best
Sub


[This message has been edited by substudio (edited 08-28-2006).]

Hey man you are incredible . but Ive told you that before.. I love the grooooove and the spirit in this song . and so many of your other originals.. ... .. .... talk to you soon dont be a stranger.. your buddy John Di

Thanks Michael for those words of encouragement.

Coming from you those words hold tremendous weight, as your music is very different, which I think is a great musical asset and one to be used at every turn!

Accel

Sub,

I always look forward to hearing from you. Your words of advice and support are important to me. After I read them, I usually walk away and think about them and then come back and read them again and let them really sink in. If you factor in the busy schedule of being a father, husband and blue-collar slave then it becomes evident of the time for me to respond let alone write and record original music!

Those two opening guitar lines came about as the result of playing around with different chord and picking structures. Once I had one recorded, I would “play” around with different possibilities that I thought might compliment the other. Then I’d come up with another and get rid of the first one and so on until I was left with these two, which I felt worked well together.

“Next - The basic hookiness and vibe of the song could be the catchiest song I've ever heard from you. As a matter of fact it is... A current pop star can do this song and make it a hit if they would ever just do it man!”

I tried to pull out all the stops I could think of when recording this. I would pull out the background music in parts to see what would happen to the dynamics and found that it worked well at the end of the choruses where the acoustic guitar part would lead the song into the next segment and also in the bridge, I pulled out a lot of the bass line and kept the second guitar to a bare minimum as well as the drums to give it a bouncy feel.

I’m sooooo glad you liked it for what it was. The lyrics are not my cup of tea either but they are what felt right for the mood of the song. I tend to distance myself and my tastes when creating a more commercial piece as I feel that the song is the boss, not me.

Thanks for listening and for your support!

Looking forward

Accel

Hey Toronto Boy!

Good to see you around here and thanks for the positive plug!

You’re very good at what you singing and writing awesome tunes!

I want to thank you for sharing the bed tracks with me on the ride out to the reserve and the time before when you played the guitar and sang all the way – it meant a lot to me!

Thanks for caring.

Accel