Collected Oddments, by David Dellacroce

Collected Oddments

by David Dellacroce

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PadraigC Relaxing and wonderfully played ambient guitar. I feel like I'm slowly swaying in a hammock on a hazy summers afternoon. Favorite track: Drifting in the Hammock.

elementus musicalis Wow 😳😳
Amazing odd tracks.
Love the reverb, delay and reverse sounds. 🔈🔉🔊
I'll come here then to check out the addition of new guitar gems. 🎸🎵🎶🎼
😁😁

use2alone Acoustic ambient to relax with. A stunning installment! Outstanding tracks: "Apprehensible Undertones", "Sunlit Meanoia", "Half Analogy", "Bright Berceuse", and "The Duck and Seal".

Thank you so much!

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1.	Apprehensible Undertones 01:23	buy track
2.	Sunlit Maeonia 01:58	buy track
3.	Levitation 04:27	buy track
4.	Half Analogy 01:45	buy track
5.	Drifting in the Hammock 03:38	buy track
6.	The Duck and Seal 03:22	buy track
7.	Projection Confession 01:52	buy track
8.	Sliding Investment 02:49	buy track
9.	Bright Berceuse 01:38	buy track
10.	As Low as Pennsylvania 03:19	buy track
11.	Nylon Ambiance 02:01	buy track
12.	Solo Guitar for Inexpensive Coffee 03:28	buy track
13.	Reference Signs 03:16	buy track
14.	Holding The Adjustment 01:41	buy track
15.	Wasted Grandstanding 02:49	buy track
16.	Sardonic Reminiscence 01:30	buy track
17.	Awkward Pleasantries 02:31	buy track
18.	Emotional Dumping 03:25	buy track
19.	Generously Backlit 03:44	buy track
20.	Before the Bolt 07:06	buy track
21.	I-5 04:56	buy track
22.	Sleep 10:43	buy track

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This album will be updated periodically, so check back here occasionally to see what other antics I’ve been up to. As always, thank you for listening.

Guitars used on these tracks:
Fender Redondo
D’Angelico Tammany
Cordoba CD-C5
Cordoba C1
Gretsch G2622T semi-hollow
D'Angelico EXL-1 hollow-body
Taylor-214e-N

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released January 2, 2024

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David Dellacroce Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Guitar hobbyist.

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