"Ace of Coins" is a pyschedelic 60's influenced guitar rocker that I produced for a TV Pilot project I'm a part of. This track screams the 60's right down to its classic British tube amp break-up tone. That said, the whole vibe of this piece is all centered around late 60's early 70's garage jam rock. The good news is this jam here is only 2 minutes long. Where as most of those late 60's garage jams were 10 or 15 minute sessions. This is a concept piece, and it's built around a very simple main guitar riff, but it's a great example of what 60's rock was famous for, which is dressing up a simple groove with thick guitar tones, and cleverly crafted blues based leads.
Enjoy... and as always CRANK IT UP!!! Good headphones are strongly suggested for this one. Lots of big wide stereo here..
"Ace of Coins"
Music written and arranged by Jeff Fiorentino (ASCAP) http://JFRocks.com
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Song Performed by:
Jeff Fiorentino - All Guitars
Jeff Fiorentino - Bass
Jeff Fiorentino - Drums
Song Engineered by:
Jeff Fiorentino
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Song info:
Key: Em
Tempo: 76 b.p.m.
Tuning: 1/2 step flat; Eb, Ab, Db, Gb, Bb, Eb
Effects (if applicable): Fuzz Face distortion, MXR Stereo Chorus
Guitar: Gibson Les Paul Studio
Amp: Supro 1695T (the amp that brought us much of Zepp's 1st album)