New Song

[Robbie]

I've decided to record a new song for every scene that we do from now on.

Did this one tonight for the next update on Claudia Marie's site.

From conception to final mixdown it took us about 2 1/2 hours to complete in my studio.

Check it out: http://tptrash.com/bodyguard.mp3

[Paully]

Nice! Claudia Marie has a great voice for the blues.

[noshit]

Great Stuff! As always!

[patrique007]

Simply love it!

[tony286]

You are so talented. Now you get 40 of them done, you and Claudia could actually go on tour playing the songs from the site. That's too cool.

[ABIMAT]

Nice Voice Claudia

[tommyJ]

Nice song

[Alice22]

Very nice !

[Robbie]

Originally Posted by tony286

You are so talented. Now you get 40 of them done, you and Claudia could actually go on tour playing the songs from the site. That's too cool.

Now that would be one hell of a tour. lol

[Magnetron]

Awesome, Robbie.

I was just wondering the other day what percentage of sponsors and producers were doing their own music ( and lyrics ).

[Robbie]

Originally Posted by Magnetron

Awesome, Robbie.

I was just wondering the other day what percentage of sponsors and producers were doing their own music ( and lyrics ).

We've been using one of my songs "Get With Me" for the intro and trailers since we opened Claudia Marie's site in 2007.

But a few weeks ago, I got to thinking...hell, I've got all this gear from my old music career and a recording studio just sitting here in cobwebs.
So why not just record a new song for each new update as it comes out?

Here is the first one I did a couple of weeks ago:
http://tptrash.com/jamaicanbreeding.mp3

[Magnetron]

Originally Posted by Robbie

We've been using one of my songs "Get With Me" for the intro and trailers since we opened Claudia Marie's site in 2007.

But a few weeks ago, I got to thinking...hell, I've got all this gear from my old music career and a recording studio just sitting here in cobwebs.
So why not just record a new song for each new update as it comes out?

Here is the first one I did a couple of weeks ago:
http://tptrash.com/jamaicanbreeding.mp3

You get my GFY Hall of Fame vote.

[Robbie]

Originally Posted by Magnetron

You get my GFY Hall of Fame vote.

Thanks! I didn't even know I was nominated! lol

[Magnetron]

Originally Posted by Robbie

Thanks! I didn't even know I was nominated! lol

Between the talent and being an all around class act here, you deserve it.

[dyna mo]

hah, nice! nice lead too.



good chops

[Robbie]

Thanks dyna mo!

[dyna mo]

you certainly have much musicality, Robbie, is blues your forte? obviously much of rock is steeped in blues, was just wondering if blues is your genre.

[Robbie]

I've always been a fan of blues-based rock. Zep, Stones, Aerosmith, etc.

And of course that led me back to Robert Johnson & Muddy Waters.

Funny thing is, that's the first time I've ever recorded a straight 12 bar blues in my life. I certainly sat in with a million bands over the years and played blues live in front of an audience. But never thought to actually record a song like that.

[dyna mo]

Originally Posted by Robbie

I've always been a fan of blues-based rock. Zep, Stones, Aerosmith, etc.

And of course that led me back to Robert Johnson & Muddy Waters.

Funny thing is, that's the first time I've ever recorded a straight 12 bar blues in my life. I certainly sat in with a million bands over the years and played blues live in front of an audience. But never thought to actually record a song like that.

well, it's welldone on that track.

i like muddy a lot, awful lot really. i haven't been introduced to much robert johnson though, but muddy, dang.

lately been listening to a lot of lightnin hopkins, jr kimbrough, albert king crushes it for me too, all 12 bar blues but unique phrasing

early zz top and original fleetwood mac with peter green are up on the list too

[Robbie]

Some guy from the Smithsonian went down and hunted down all the big blues players of the time and recorded them professionally in 1937.
One of the guys he recorded was Robert Johnson.

Those are the only recordings of Robert Johnson in existence.

I was playing down in Myrtle Beach South Carolina at a club that used to be there called Atlantis in 1990.

We were mostly hard rock/hair metal and our show started at 11 p.m.

The club was HUGE. And one night Bobby Blue Bland played a show there at 9p.m.

I HAD to see him, so I went in early and watched the show. To my surprise...he stayed and watched my show afterwards.
During the night we played "Bad To The Bone" by George Thoroughgood & The Destroyers.
And I used to play a long slide guitar solo where I would "quote" a bunch of cool slide licks from different songs: Zeps "Nobodies Fault But Mine", Claptons "Motherless Children", and Robert Johnson's "Stones In My Passway"

The next night...Bobby came in and gave me a gift I've never forgotten.
Robert Johnson's music had just been remastered and the "Complete" Robert Johnson had been released!
Back then, cassettes were the most popular.

And Bobby had went down to the mall that day and bought me the newly remasted box set of Robert Johnson! He gave it to me and shook my hand & told me that I played slide pretty good for a young white boy.

I've never forgotten that. It was one of the highlights of my life musically.

Now here's Robert Johnson with a hellhound on his trail:

[RyuLion]

Originally Posted by Paully

Nice! Claudia Marie has a great voice for the blues.

Yes she does!!

[dyna mo]

Originally Posted by Robbie

Some guy from the Smithsonian went down and hunted down all the big blues players of the time and recorded them professionally in 1937.
One of the guys he recorded was Robert Johnson.

Those are the only recordings of Robert Johnson in existence.

I was playing down in Myrtle Beach South Carolina at a club that used to be there called Atlantis in 1990.

We were mostly hard rock/hair metal and our show started at 11 p.m.

The club was HUGE. And one night Bobby Blue Bland played a show there at 9p.m.

I HAD to see him, so I went in early and watched the show. To my surprise...he stayed and watched my show afterwards.
During the night we played "Bad To The Bone" by George Thoroughgood & The Destroyers.
And I used to play a long slide guitar solo where I would "quote" a bunch of cool slide licks from different songs: Zeps "Nobodies Fault But Mine", Claptons "Motherless Children", and Robert Johnson's "Stones In My Passway"

The next night...Bobby came in and gave me a gift I've never forgotten.
Robert Johnson's music had just been remastered and the "Complete" Robert Johnson had been released!
Back then, cassettes were the most popular.

And Bobby had went down to the mall that day and bought me the newly remasted box set of Robert Johnson! He gave it to me and shook my hand & told me that I played slide pretty good for a young white boy.

I've never forgotten that. It was one of the highlights of my life musically.

Now here's Robert Johnson with a hellhound on his trail:

it's a rare time when someone goes out of their way to do something like that. i can understand you never forgetting such a gesture.

and dang, that robert johnson is exactly the styule of blues i am into, i'm surprised pandora isn't playing more of his music on my blues channels, i went ahead and created a robert johnson channel

[MaDalton]

i understood "the nuts are cold and lonely" at first - and in Robbies case i thought it's possible that he really meant that

[Robbie]

Originally Posted by MaDalton

i understood "the nuts are cold and lonely" at first - and in Robbies case i thought it's possible that he really meant that

LOL! It's "the nights are cold and lonely" Not nuts!

[Robbie]

Originally Posted by dyna mo

it's a rare time when someone goes out of their way to do something like that. i can understand you never forgetting such a gesture.

and dang, that robert johnson is exactly the styule of blues i am into, i'm surprised pandora isn't playing more of his music on my blues channels, i went ahead and created a robert johnson channel

When you listen to what he did it's amazing. He's playing a bass line with his thumb, chording and hitting leads with his other fingers, and singing on top of it all.

When people heard him, they thought he had sold his soul to the devil to be able to do that.
All on a beat up old acoustic guitar in the 1930's

[VinceRuth]

great song.good luck.

[dyna mo]

Originally Posted by Robbie

When you listen to what he did it's amazing. He's playing a bass line with his thumb, chording and hitting leads with his other fingers, and singing on top of it all.

When people heard him, they thought he had sold his soul to the devil to be able to do that.
All on a beat up old acoustic guitar in the 1930's

this is the sort of stuff that really draws me in with these old blues legends. not to mention he prolly learned how to do that himself sitting on the back porch after picking cotton or corn all day

if there were still juke joints around, i'd find em! too bad.

[Robbie]

Here is the video trailer (just went up) for the scene that I recorded the song "BodyGuard" for.

It's called "Big Tits Bodyguard"

http://claudia-marie.com/tour/videos...bodyguard.html

[dyna mo]

Originally Posted by Robbie

Here is the video trailer (just went up) for the scene that I recorded the song "BodyGuard" for.

It's called "Big Tits Bodyguard"

http://claudia-marie.com/tour/videos...bodyguard.html

guess what robbie done went and done now?

that's hilarious!

[Robbie]

Originally Posted by dyna mo

guess what robbie done went and done now?

that's hilarious!

[Robbie]

I hope you enjoyed my Hitchcock-like cameo as the character "Dufus" in the video. lol

[garce]

I read the name "Claudia" and I see a picture of Robert Johnson. And this thread gets serious replies FOR WHY? Claudia and Robbie = Robert Johnson. OMFUG! Big tit talentless whore and her poseur pimp/husband/shit-stained talentless limp-dick promoter are mentioned in the same paragraph as the man who defined modern American music and created the blues and rock and roll?

Robert Johnson is a legend. Robbie is a man who wishes his penis was big enough to satisfy his wife. If Robbie was a real man, I would not have grown bored watching his fat flappy-tit wife sucking black dick for a dollar ten years ago. Claudia is just about the only woman on the face of the planet who can make a blowjob boring.

The only thing worse than watching fat flappy-tit Claudia trying to suck limp, cocaine-numbed dick is having Robbie in the scene, crawling around on his knees, wishing he could get it up so his "wife" would not have to have sex with strange men.

Good way to make a living, though! I am a talentless poseur fuck with the IQ of a squished grape. Thank you Claudia for putting food on my table by sucking the cock of any man who is still breathing.

Robbie! You are the worst fucking guitar player on the face of the planet and your "wife" can't sing. Shove a dick in her mouth before she squeals again.

[John-ACWM]

Good job, congrats

[dyna mo]

Originally Posted by garce

I read the name ......

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jtfc. i'm the last guy that kisses ass around here or tell people how cool they are.
and i disagree with Robbie often on things but srsly he has more creative talent and ability and work ethic to apply those skills than most any other person i've seen running an adult operation.

many of us can learn a lot from what he does and how he does it and these original songs and such prove that. it's an incredibly unique feature and ultimate benefit to that operation.

moreover, the dude tries to stay classy here in a sea of shitheads and if you were honest with yourself, you could see that and reply in kind.

[Robbie]

Thanks guys!