Pete Hachel

I've performed this song for a while now and thought it was about time I put it out. Clearly about the one you love waking up with every morning.

If you dig some low down soulful blues, this is the song! I'm very happy to bring it to you in an a stripped down acoustic version. Albert King wrote the song and a lot of people have covered it through the years, so I guess it's my turn. "I'll play the the blues for you (insert name here)"

Well, it's my turn to do one of the most covered songs around. I woke up one morning and thought I'd just go learn Ain't Nobody and down the rabbit whole I went. Obsessing over chords, rhythms and of course the vocal. Anyway you look at this song, it just comes out beautiful and I hope you like my take on it. BTW, sorry about the bridge, had to make room for a solo.

After many years of playing Crossroads I still get a kick out of playing live. When I do, this is what it sounds like, pretty much every time. If you dig the Blues you can't not dig this song. "Went down to the Crossroads"

As we guitarists get older, many of us seem to find ourselves playing the Blues. This is that song. While some of the lyrics may sound a little "woe is me", the real point of the song is that The Blues is where I am now and regardless of what genre I play, The Blues is always gonna saunter in and hang around for a while. If you feel like it, I ask you to listen to this song alone, with a wine or a beer and take it in.

Sunshine Of Your Love (Cream) by Pete Hachel

Little Wing (Jimi Hendrix) by Pete Hachel

This is one of the first songs I wrote when I got back into playing music. I have liked for a long time and wanted to share it for a while. It's about playing music again, seeing the same people along the way as well as some new people too. I always feel happy when I play this song live and I hope you feel the same when listening to it. "I wish I never said goodbye"

When I was 16 years old all I wanted to know was Heavy Metal. I loved the screaming guitars, the loud drums and I even loved all the album covers that came with the music. Back then I believed all I was ever going to play was that type of music. Clearly I've grown up and expanded my horizons but like all good things in life, the thing that starts you on a journey will always pop up and say hello now and then. This song is a salute and a wry smile to those days. I hope you enjoy it as much I have writing and playing it. HEAVY METAL RULZ! My special thanks to JR Barling for all his work on this track.