MARSHALL Magazine (Magazines)

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Warren Woodhouse on YouTube Music

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Warren Woodhouse on Suno

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Warren Woodhouse on Adobe Stock

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Present and Future by Warren Woodhouse

title: Present and Future
artist: Warren Woodhouse
album: Futuristic

Song by Warren Woodhouse

Here’s a song I’ve created using Suno.

• Title: Present and Future
• Author: Warren Woodhouse
• Made Using: Suno
• Album: Futuristic

Rainy Day Sunshine by Warren Woodhouse

title: Rainy Day Sunshine
artist: Warren Woodhouse
album: Futuristic

Song by Warren Woodhouse

Here’s a song I’ve created using Suno.

• Title: Rainy Day Sunshine
• Author: Warren Woodhouse
• Made Using: Suno
• Album: Futuristic

Strange Ways by Warren Woodhouse

title: Strange Ways
artist: Warren Woodhouse
album: Futuristic

Song by Warren Woodhouse

Here’s a song I’ve created using Suno.

• Title: Strange Ways
• Author: Warren Woodhouse
• Made Using: Suno
• Album: Futuristic

Guitar Databank (Databanks)

Databank by Warren Woodhouse

Listed below are the earliest known examples that contributed to the development of the guitar.

1. Oud: Invented in Mesopotamia about 5000 years ago. The instrument was invented by Lamech, the 6th grandson of Adam (The Bible).
2. Braguinha: Invented in Portugal in 1700, is the father of the Ukulele.
3. Rajão: Invented in Portugal in 1700, is the mother of the Ukulele.
4. Lute: Invented in Malaga, Spain. in 1720.
5. Gaetano: Invented in Spain in 1759 by Gaetano Vinaccia. Gitano is the closest Spanish equivalent and translates to Gipsy in English. The guitar could of been an instrument mostly associated with travelers since another form of traveler is a Travelling Gipsy.
6. Mandolin: Invented in Italy in 1800. Based on the Arabic Oud.
7. Renaissance/Medieval Guitar: Invented in Spain in 1801 by G.B. Fabricatore. This later on developed into an early form of the wooden guitar or early modern guitar.
8. Ukulele: Invented in Hawai'i in 1879 by Manuel Nunes, a former native of Portugal.
9. Early Modern Guitar: Invented in United States of America in 1940 by Les Paul Gibson.
10. The Flying V: Invented in United States of America in 1942 by Les Paul Gibson and the music would never develop properly for it until 1972 when the Woodstock Music Festival sparked a wave of new and upcoming independent musicians. During this event, James Hendrix started using the instrument and created the music which later created opportunities for other Flying V guitarist including the lead guitarist of The Scorpions who had a custom Cherry Red Flying V.
11. Modern Electric Guitar: Invented in United States of America in 1969 by Les Paul Gibson.

Electric Kettle Brewing Sound Effect by Warren Woodhouse

title: Electric Kettle Brewing
artist: Warren Woodhouse
album: Sound Effects Vol. 2

Sound Effect by Warren Woodhouse

Sound effect of an electric kettle brewing. If you would like to use this commercially for free, please contact me by CLICKING HERE so we can discuss how it’ll be used and what I’m entitled to depending on your use of my work.

• Sound Effect By: Warren Woodhouse
• Created Using: Apple Voice Memos (app) on Apple iPhone XR (Product Red)
• Date and Time of Recording: 13th June 2021 at 10:02 pm
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• Track Name: Electric Kettle Brewing Sound Effect
• Author: Warren Woodhouse
• Album: Sound Effects Vol. 2
• Release: 2021
• Copyright: ℗2021 Warren Woodhouse

Beautiful Walk in a Field by Warren Woodhouse

 

Song ©2019 Warren Woodhouse.

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Dishonored Main Theme (Guitar Tabs)

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[Chorus]

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This Blog Has Moved: warrenwoodhousemusic.blogspot.com

  The blog warrenwoodhousemusic.blogspot.com has moved to my main blog under the label "music". All of the original posts from my old website are found by CLICKING HERE.

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Mentions: What do I get out of going to Access Music (Warren’s Testimonial) - Access Music CIC on Facebook (Mentions)

What I get out of going to a professional recording studio and photos of me with my guitar tutor, Phil, are now available at Access Music's Facebook Page. Link to the original post on Access Music's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ACCESSMUSICCIC/posts/104264563631137
Martin O'Nion, co-owner of the charity Access Music, has put the photos up that he took on Thursday and a quick summary of my experience at the studio from my own comment.
CLICK HERE to see the original post on Facebook. Archived Link

Playing on my Guitar is getting Better

Today I was playing on my guitar at Notes Studios again. I'm getting so much better at playing on my guitar this month than I have ever done in my entire life except for last year when my friend Sean taught me how to play. I can now physically play the James Bond Theme song. It's still early days, so I could become better at playing the theme song in a few more months or by next year.

Definitely a good thing, I'm starting to hear the music too. Who knew I had music flowing through my veins!

Music Blog Added to my Music Page

You'll now find that I've added my blog posts related to my music now available as a blog list on my Music wiki page.

Welcome to my Music Blog

 Hello! My name is Warren, I love making music, I enjoy playing on my guitar, I also love learning and listening to all types of music. I hope you stick around and continue reading my blog for more posts related to my music life. Have a wonderful day!

My First Professional Guitar Lesson

 Today I started my guitar lessons with a professional tutor named Phil Martin at Notes Studios in North Shields here in the North East of England. The program I'm with is a charity called Access Music, run by Martin O'neons, who is also a friend of Phil's but both Martin and Phil used to open up for INXS at INXS's first Wembley Stadium concert.

Music (Google Sites) (archive)

 Page is up. CLICK HERE to visit the page.

Def Leppard's Vault: Greatest Hits (1980-1995) Review (Album Reviews) (Reviews)

Review by Warren Woodhouse

Rating: 5 stars

I have been a fan of Def Leppard since the age of 14 and it’s been one of the albums that I have been mostly listening too. You might disagree if you’re not into rock; I assure you that listening to this album would make you agree to rock.

It’s not always shouting, in this case, Def Leppard introduce another way to get bromance through lyrics which are easy on the ears and makes you want to sing along, even if you’re not up for it.

I like the music on this album as it makes me happy and is a great experience if you want to get into rock music.

I got interested in this wonderful Sheffield British Hard Rock band and I’m sure that you would too.

“Vault” says everything about me and my personality and is the main reason for why I wanted to do this review.

I like this band and it’s the reason for why I got into listening to rock music.

Music to my Ears by Warren Woodhouse (Artwork)

 

Original Artwork by Warren Woodhouse.

Made using photos I’ve taken in art class in school and created using Adobe Photoshop in 2004.