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Album: North Shield / Song: Spirit Movin'
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North Shield is a full-scale CD production, including performance services, recording, mixing, mastering, artwork and limited-run duplication. By artist Lynn Cody Wigle, this is a collection of hauntingly beautiful original prayer songs, primarily a capella vocals with Native Indian percussion. This album features nature-sound track transitions, supporting its spritual impact.
Profits go to Native American cultural preservation organizations. If you would like to purchase a copy, please click the big red button above.
This was originally written for a college marketing class as a potential company theme song. It was submitted to Harley Davidson, and although impressed, they were currently not in the market. Harley SFX and "Arnold" samples are from public domain web sites run by Harley enthusiasts.
Credits: John Michael Ponczocha: words, music, vocals and acoustic guitar. Mike Lathrop: electric guitar. Bill Cody: keyboards, bass, drum programming and backup vocals. Recorded, arranged and produced by Bill Cody. (Copyright 2001 John M. Ponczocha and Bill Cody. Harley Davidson is a registered trademark of Harley Davidson, Inc.)
A pop-rock piece about an overly self-conscious lady.
Credits: John Michael Ponczocha: words and music, vocals and guitars. Bill Cody: keyboards, bass, drum programming and backup vocals. Recorded, arranged and produced by Bill Cody. (Copyright 2001 John M. Ponczocha and Bill Cody)
I Really Didn’t Want To Make Your Sister Cry
After going to a party and encountering a girl (again, overly-sensitive) who inexplicably starts crying, John encounters her brother years later who says, "Hey! You're the guy who made my sister cry!" This is obviously great material for a song.
Credits: John Michael Ponczocha: words and music, vocals and guitars. Bill Cody: keyboards, bass, drum programming and backup vocals. Recorded, arranged and produced by Bill Cody. (Copyright 2001 John M. Ponczocha and Bill Cody)
A slinky, upbeat pop-rock tune about something to say, presumably to the aforementioned over-sensitive girl.
Credits: John Michael Ponczocha: words and music, vocals and guitars. Bill Cody: keyboards, bass, drum programming and backup vocals. Recorded, arranged and produced by Bill Cody. (Copyright 2001 John M. Ponczocha and Bill Cody)
An irreverent parody about the media's anthrax over-hype.
Credits: Bill Cody: words, music, vocals, keyboards, bass, drum programming and backup vocals. Recorded, arranged and produced by Bill Cody. (Copyright 2002 Bill Cody)
A theoretical peek inside an exceptionally vain and shallow person.
Credits: Bill Cody: words, music, vocals, keyboards, bass, drum programming and backup vocals. Recorded, arranged and produced by Bill Cody. (Copyright 2002 Bill Cody)
A John Ponczocha original with extensive post production. Most likely about a sister-in-law who, with her dog overstayed her welcome, ultimately driving a good man to unseemly behavior and ruining an otherwise good marriage. Originally recorded in June 2000, re-mixed February 2007. This represents some of the high quality “sheen” available with judicious use of Neve plugins, c/o Universal Audio hardware.
Credits: John Michael Ponczocha: words, music, vocals and acoustic guitar. Bill Cody: keyboards, bass, and drum programming. Recorded, arranged and produced by Bill Cody. (Copyright 2001 John M. Ponczocha and Bill Cody)
An original tune by John Ponczocha, highlights the latest Pro Tools plug-ins and BFD, an awesome synthetic drum module.
Credits: John Michael Ponczocha: words, music, vocals and guitar. Backup vocals, Dave Figlioli. Bill Cody: keyboards, bass, guitar and drum programming. Recorded, arranged and produced by Bill Cody. (Copyright 2007 John M. Ponczocha and Bill Cody)
A John Ponczocha original, a tribute to a long-time friend and rocker.
Credits: John Michael Ponczocha: words, music, vocals and guitar. Bill Cody: keyboards and bass guitar. Recorded by John Ponczocha. Produced by Bill Cody (Copyright 2008 John M. Ponczocha)
