Sean McCue “For You” (Single) is out today on all platforms. Featuring Michelle Beauchesne on cello, and cover art by Nina McCue.
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This Life
Live at Soho in Santa Barbara, California – Jan. 3, 2017
Sean McCue (acoustic guitar & vocals), Michelle Beauchesne (cello).
Words & Music by Sean McCue. ©2017 McCusic (ASCAP).
Video by Nina McCue.
Say No More
Live at Soho in Santa Barbara, California – Jan. 3, 2017
Sean McCue (acoustic guitar & vocals), Michelle Beauchesne (cello), Todd Capps (piano).
Words & Music by Sean McCue. ©2017 McCusic (ASCAP).
Video by Nina McCue.
Give Me a Moment
“Give Me a Moment” – Live at Soho in Santa Barbara, CA – Jan. 3, 2017 .
I wrote this song way back when I was in a band called “Old Man“, which later evolved into the band Summercamp. Notice the Old Man sticker on my acoustic guitar, which has been there since the beginning 🙂
Sean McCue (Acoustic Guitar & Vocals), Tariqh Akoni (electric guitar), Michelle Beauchesne (cello & Vocals), Todd Capps (piano) and Randy Tico (bass).
Words & Music by Sean McCue. ©2017 McCusic (ASCAP).
Video by Nina McCue.
I Never Said
“I Never Said” – Jan. 3, 2017 at Soho in Santa Barbara.
Sean McCue (Acoustic Guitar & Vocals), Tariqh Akoni (electric guitar), Michelle Beauchesne (cello & Vocals), Todd Capps (piano) and Randy Tico (bass).
Words & Music by Sean McCue. ©2017 McCusic (ASCAP).
Video by Nina McCue.
Somewhere in Time
Cello: Michelle Beauchesne. Guitar: Sean McCue. Written by John Barry, from the Somewhere in Time – Soundtrack.
Last night I learned, interpreted and spontaneously recorded this little instrumental called “Somewhere in Time” for a special occasion I was asked to play this weekend. This is a live duet with Michelle Beauchesne playing her cello, while I’m outlining the chords on my acoustic guitar. I like the atmosphere of the live stereo recording, so thought I would share.
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For the audio geeks (like me): I placed an Avantone CK-40 Stereo Multi-Pattern FET Microphone a few feet away in my studio with both capsules set to cardioid in X/Y with the low-cut ON, and ran the signal through a Grace 801 preamp and into Logic Pro.
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