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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AexlC_IbyXc
I used my Fender Stratocaster 70's (Blackmore progressive scalloped fretboard / neck PU Seymour Duncan ssl4 & bridge PU Seymour Duncan JB jr / Ernie Ball strings / Jim Dunlop picks) and recorded with Cubase SX3 through the M-Audio Firewire solo soundcard...

"Angel Eyes" is a song composed in 1946 by Matt Dennis, with lyrics by Earl Brent. It's a very popular jazz standard which has inspired many original interpretations. Several performers have recorded different versions of the song.
Ella Fitzgerald, who recorded "Angel Eyes" at least four times, named it as her all-time favorite song. In 1971, when Sinatra held what he intended to be his farewell concert (and the end to his show business career), he closed with "Angel Eyes". His retirement lasted only two years.

Written by Nicholas Saya and Jessica Domain.
Publishing: Me Ma Joanie(ASCAP) and XxJdo (BMI)
Produced by Nick Saya.
All Instruments Played by Nick Saya.
Song Avail for Licensing or Placement with recording artists.

This is a strange one produced by P Eye Eye in London. Its also a long story:) Paul Cooke was working as the music director and supervisor for the short film on Cuba called Bye Bye Havana. The Director had visited the Waorani tribe based in the Amazon and had the audio available of their chanting. It turns out that the tribe record their events and history via chanting so this forms a diary to the past for them in an audio form. Very similar to the aborigines in Australia. P Eye Eye produced their chanting into a musical work and the rest is history captured for posterity for the western world to hear a little sample of the tribes diary now in an electronic dance format.
