Homegrown Music by
My daughter made this video for me before the music was mastered.
I'd like to go to space one day so that's my little spaceman for the trip.
Dedicated to all my old neighborhood buddies :Hey pa!
Check out Happy Birthday and if you like it, send it to your friends on their birthday! I kept this under-produced so other's can play to it. Thank you for listening!
Yes, thats my first ride. 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner
Rosenfeld Park - Milford, Ma, the homeplate where the song was created. I did everything I could to make this into a band.
I love to write music and dabble with sound. I could never seem to get other like minded musicians to put a band together so had no choice but to self produce, which I have zero technical expertise and just do my best to get the idea down. Thanks for listening!
I never made these little paintings (recordings) thinking one day the whole world would hear them. I always thought, one day I'll make them better. Now I have come to realize this was not possible. I can only make them different.
Cassinelli, writes "One day, I was called upon by a friend about an opportunity/favor, ( thanks Tony!) to perform at a new entertainment venue in downtown Providence Rhode Island, across from the Waldorf, due to a scheduled act's sudden cancellation. I explained to my friend I was in the garden and full of dirt but he insisted I drop what I was doing and make the 45 minute drive, so I washed my hands with the garden hose and left. Upon arrival, I was greeted by the valet, who apparently knew I was coming, who called security, who ushered me through the club up to the owners balcony box. I was greeted by the owners with some confusion, perhaps it was my appearance and asked, "So you have come to play my piano?" I understood the hesitation, it was a beautiful place with an elevated stage and grand piano centered upon it and I had dirt on my jeans. I didn't answer and just looked at my friend who insisted, "He's here, just let him play!" The audience had become antsy, so the owners reluctantly allowed the show to begin without any introduction. A few minutes into the performance, from the balcony, an owner shouted down to the audience "Cassinelli!" who also began to shout and soon chant Ca-sa-ra-chii! It felt really good because I assumed Casarachi was in reference to the great pianist Liberace. The near $500 in the tip jar passed around the bar felt pretty good too because I was dirt broke." - The music I performed that day is not the music I record. Those were the standard classical show-stoppers my father made me master by the time I was 15. I hope you enjoy what has survived of my own music and now that I know people are listeningI will try to continue to make a few more . Thank you for listening.
I am the cover artist for this one, my inspiration is Chagall.
one of my favorites
collaboration album cover art by ZOE
Was a first take vocal that I let fly because it was crazy! Mac Paint color classic creation "My Picasso"
I am the voice of the spaceship at the end. Recorded with an Mbox.
Recorded with an MBOX
Is now the time to vote for Trump?! You bet your life!
Homage to the American Soldier
Demographics indicate this song is popular in Panama and other South American countries.
My daughter came to me one Christmas morning and asked "Daddy... what do you see in a Christmas tree, how does it make you feel inside?" Cover by ZOE
Children are the target audience. Cover by Zoe
I love this arrangement
Casarachi has released 50 and counting recordings now available for streaming. The best way to listen is via headphones, because that is how every song was mixed.
Some 50 other recordings, possibly even more have been lost to time either, physically ( melted ) flooded out and or mysteriously disappeared. Where are the masters?
There is a female vocal heard on several of the releases... this is "Tonisha", she would be on more recordings but finds her husband too stressful to work with. "I know what she is capable of."
Featuring Tonisha
My friend Steve sold his drums so I realized there was no one to jam with, I started to learn drums. Here is my first attempt at playing drums. The drums were recorded first, with plastic bags over them to keep them quiet. If you notice, the drums are not in time but the accompanyment is in time with the drums. This was no easy task but a lot of fun and it worked out.
Not long ago the regular news reported on an alien spotted hovering through a military base and this came to mind.
Obviously inispired by John William' score to Close Encounters of the third Kind - Since suffing from a major stroke I've been keeping it simple.
I'm not sure why this is so popular, inspired by the Shriners at a parade years ago. The original is lost so this is a re-make but totally different.
During covid, the apparent animosity among fellow humans in regards to conforming to the new rules, namely wearing a face-mask, was noted when going for supplies. To convince myself of wearing the same, the moment I put on mine, I felt like a Ninja! What a cool way to get over it, imagine, it's legal to be a ninja in public! So went home and conjured up this parody using just a drum machine, to send to friends during this time of uncertainty. The reason Casarachi is available to stream today!