Hi and welcome,
This page is dedicated to some of my original acoustic-based alternative psychfolk/americana singer-songwriter material. Or, as I like to call it, "My Songs". If you click the arrow the song will play. If you click the song title you will get more info about the song on it's song page. Hope you enjoy it. DA
My CD "Everywherever" is for sale on itunes @



https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/everywherever/id344106160

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You'll Find A Way
INDIE SPIRIT- "Singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist (guitars, ukulele, sax, piano, flute, harmonica, percussion, vocals...) Dick Aven has created a modern style of Americana that falls somewhere in-between "familiar" and "what the hell are you doing?!". Dick Aven's CD "Everywherever" is available on iTunes"



Acoustic Pop Folk
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Dreams Of Us
"..... My absolute favorite song is "Dreams of Us" as it is for me the most musically challenging what with its 5/4 meter and its gentle lull through minor keyness with just enough mention of major to keep your desire to return to the minor always present."- Barbara H.



Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana
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Almost Every Day
featuring Hugh Hamilton on banjo and backing vocals



Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana
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'Round Midnight

A cover a Monk's classic jazz tune arranged by Dick Aven



Jazz
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Complete Mystery
IAC Mystery Radio- "a magical song with a mysterious marvellous story. its happy its wonderful and its an adventure with Aven"



Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana
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Oh That I Were



World
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A Ghost Around
haunting



Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana
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Stay High



Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana
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Double D's
Dick (from L.A.) and Hugh Hamilton (from Philadelphia) recorded this song when Hugh came to L.A. in 2007



Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana
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Your Love
from my cd "Everywherever" available on itunes.



Alternative Retro and Psychedelic
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A Stranger's Face



Easy Listening/Soft Rock
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Lazy Elsie Marley
Horns+ Rhythm



World Jazz
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Rain, rain
Lars Lair says- "The Alpha and Omega of tears from the sky and their ambiance and moody effect are captured here by Mr. Aven so simply and naturally; just like falling raindrops." *** "this piece captures the gentle, explicable depression of childhood...the sight of rain, the infant's awareness of rude limitations...or else it is just a lovely, winsome afterthought of a song...i like it either way"-...staggerlee



Easy Listening/Soft Rock
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Wisdom of Insecurity
American Son Radio- "This is a true story of the soul and the land and it really moves me... I like to listen to it a few times in a row cause I love the poetic depth"



Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana
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Malibu Punk Jam Blues
an odd beating funky slammin' blues!



Blues
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In September



Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana
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Did It All For Art



Alternative Retro and Psychedelic
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Hinx Minx



Blues
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Hang Time



Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana
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The Fat Man of Bombay



Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana
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Just Fine
duet with rebecca stout



Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana
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Only For You (Theme for The White Stoned Cowboy)
"... a wizardry of creativity, a masterpiece of craziness...."-What the Folk! Station



Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana
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Wintertime
recorded in Philly with Hugh Hamilton



Jazz
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Mama's Done



Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana
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Esperamos Continuar




World Jazz
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I woke up
Adventurers, Jugglers, Minstrels says- "vivid scenes from a film noir movie like "lost weekend," or tran from a dream state? a blues folk vibe..."



acoustic blues
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Missing Comas



psychedelic folk
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Luminous Star



Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana
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Not On Me
mellow and trippy



Alternative Retro and Psychedelic
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Along Betty Went
lo-fi jazz piano



Jazz Piano
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Eleven Acres
instrumental



Jazz
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Sacrifice
acoustic band recording



Alternative Retro and Psychedelic
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The Simpleton



Alternative Retro and Psychedelic
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Alchemy



Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana
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Sunday Pants



Blues
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Dick Aven

11/24/2012 3:11:16 PM
Hey thanks, Jesse! Wow I guess I need to look down here occasionally!

Jesse Adams

4/18/2012 6:19:35 PM
"Not On Me" is awesome man. Great piece.

Paul groover

5/5/2011 6:16:02 PM
Send me a mail with your details


Roy Muniz

12/17/2010 2:51:18 PM
I'll take that Boat!!!
Dick, cool groove daddy O.. A blood warmer..
Happy Holidays!

Dick Aven

12/13/2010 10:50:34 PM
Sure, Paul. Show me the money.lol

Paul groover

12/9/2010 2:53:27 PM
Any chance of a cd version of your album i would love a copy. I,ll pay what ever shipping costs and 10 dollars.

Paul groover

11/2/2010 3:06:47 PM
Hopefully soon the Road rage rising ep

Dick Aven

10/5/2010 8:32:11 PM
Yea, Rob

My schedule has been pretty tight l8ly but I'm sure we can figure sumpn' out.
I'll email you my info...... it'll be cool to meet.

D

SILVERWOODSTUDIO

10/4/2010 1:45:00 PM

Kia Ora Dick

My partner Anne and I are in Los Angeles from 7th -11th October
Hugh suggested i contact you -Plan to visit McCabes for a new guitar do some busking-check out the Getty museum and cycle the beaches-it would be fun to meet you, but no pressure-we are staying on Pico Boulavademy email is
silverwoodstudio@gmail.com

arohanui
Rob

Bryon Tosoff

8/14/2010 9:31:05 PM
Definitely like the vid you did up there Dick, You'll Find A Way is not only a great tune with a wonderful lyrical quality, but the melody is sparkling and catchy, a good one for sure
thanks for swinging by Certified Organic.......carry on your good works, always looking for your tunes, and will check out more when i can.
best

bryon

josie campbell

6/11/2010 3:54:00 PM
Hi from NZ, great variety songs and arrangements, always something different, very cool stuff arohanui JOsie

Roy Muniz

5/27/2010 11:28:14 AM
Hi Dick,
I hear things are going well. Loving the Awesome "Hang Time" and of course "Just FIne" (one I've always loved) is sounding top notch. All the best to you and the fine musicians , rebecca stout and tokyo mississippi. peace and music
roy muniz

John Myles

5/24/2010 7:44:27 PM
Hi Dick
You'll Find A Way is like, over the top. Touching and delightful. Be free music man ;o)

Dick Aven

5/24/2010 12:57:41 AM
I am honored, Hugh. You'll sing it every bit as well! Maybe you should record it (...and send it to me).

Hugh Hamilton

5/21/2010 9:14:38 PM
Prob'ly gonna cover ALMOST EVERY DAY in a week...just wish I could sing it half as well as you.

xo
 

       

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I was born in December 1964 at St. Vincent's Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama. I moved around Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana until I was 10 y.o. with my mom, dad and three siblings. After fifty or more moves, dozens of different elementary schools and living environments my parents divorced and my brothers and sister and I ended up with my mom and her side of the family, back in Birmingham where I attended her old school, Bluff Park Elementary (a public school.) I even had her old homeroom teacher in 5th grade (the same year I went to see my first concert "KISS" and got my first geeky eye-glasses).

I started playing sax in 6th grade under the instruction of A.B. Baggott, a jazz trombonist (even though I had insisted around kindergarten age that I would be a singer and play guitar when I grew up). I was lucky to have the beat-up old horn I started on. It was an ancient alto donated to me at the last minute by a co-worker of my mom's. I loved band. After about three weeks of confusion the horn started to make sense to me. I could play tunes by ear. I got frequently reprimanded by Mr. B. for playing harmony parts during unison exorcises . I realized I could learn by playing along with my brother's Walter Murphy and Grover Washington records. My one year and two days older brother, Joe (who frequently insisted that he would be Batman when he grew up), had taken up trumpet in 6th grade the year earlier. A few years later he would be responsible for dragging me to Grundy's Music Room and other B'ham spots to listen to and play jazz. I remember once when we were living in Pas Christian, Mississippi, we were building a tree house so Joe would have somewhere to smoke, I told him. "You are eleven years old, Joe, you know you can't be Batman when you grow up," He said, "Oh yes I can. Aren't you gonna be a musician for a living when you grow up?". "No, not for a living", I said, "'Cuz I'm not stupid". Turns out I am.

In high school marching band I started on bass drum and then after a year switched to tri-toms/quads. We practiced drums all summer and every morning once school stated. It was intense. Our leader was the jazz ensemble drummer, Jonathan Phillips who became a lifelong friend. After marching band I played sax and flute in the jazz ensemble and oboe in the symphonic band. My first private teacher, Jonathan's older brother, Joel Phillips (Dr. Joel Phillips is now Professor of Composition and Music Theory at Westminster Choir College of Rider University) decided to teach me music theory instead of sax. This got me interested in playing a lot more of my mom's piano and gave me a start on an understanding of voice leading and harmony.
My brother, Joe introduced me to Jerry Greene (co-author of "Patterns for Jazz") who gave me a few very trippy theory lessons and he agreed to play lead alto in our big band at Grundy's. I played baritone sax in it (The Birmingham Jazz Coalition, it was called). Joe became friends with and introduced me to Brad Quinn who was my age and had the best record collection I'd ever seen. Brad and I started hanging out together listening to records (everything from Beatles, Joni Mitchell, Charles Mingus, Kate Bush, Bill Evans, Dexter Gordon, Pat Metheny, Miles Davis to Weather Report) and causing trouble. He and I started playing with a local college college rock band when we were both 14 y.o. He was playing some bass and trumpet. I played sax, flute, keyboard and sang backing vox. The band would announce us as "The Twin Virgin Horn Section" while we cringed.
Brad went into the indie-rock genre and is a local legend. Joe listened to less jazz and lots more Van Halen and became a legendary party animal like our father, The Right Reverend Bishop Joe L Aven.
My last two years of high school I won the lead-alto sax chair in the Alabama All-state Jazz Ensemble, and also 1st oboe in the All-State Symphonic Band my sr. year. I also won a scholarship to NAJE Aebersold summer jazz camp two years in a row where I studied with Rufus Reed, Ray Brown, Jerry Coker, and met a twelve year old Chris Potter who was already playing like a veteran. Rufus Reed advised me that I had a top notch sound on the tenor sax and that if I developed a top notch vocabulary I'd be in business.

I attended the U of Alabama in Tuscaloosa on a sax and oboe scholarship. I was one of the first "New School" Students which meant they allowed me to study with greater freedom due to my tendencies to work well self directed. My teachers supervised what I brought in with more emphasis than assigning work. I studied with arranger and band leader, Steve O Sample, while playing lead tenor in the jazz band. My favorite instrumental teacher there was Sheryl Cohen (a student of Rampal), who taught me flute while she supported and mentored me as an artist. My freshman year I was awarded "Outstanding new music student" at the U of A. In the summer of 1985 I won the tenor saxophone soloist position in the Disneyland All American College Show Band in California. They had different well known jazz artists to work with us each week. I was in heaven. I went back to finish school and ended up mostly playing for a living in Birmingham with singer and now club owner, Ona Watson and miscellaneous sax soloist gigs. At the tail end of college I fronted and wrote for an original/cover band called "Greymatter" with musicians who all went pro and continue to make music. That last year of school Birmingham's Mr.Cleveland Eaton, bassist for Count Basie Band, took me into his jazz group on tenor sax and we toured Miami to Manhattan, recorded and played a show at Lincoln Center. While I was in New York I felt I was still green enough of a jazzer that I was shamefully reluctant to go to any of the jazz jams. I knew I had work to do, first. And it was the specific work I wouldn't get around to for a couple of decades. Not until I wrote lots of my own music first and developed a personal perspective.

After college I moved to Atlanta with my future wife to start my music career (in 1987) as a sax player and singer in a band called "Knee Deep". We shared a house with my band mates and extraordinary musicians, Otiel and Kofi Burbridge, and Jeff Sipe. After that band dismantled I played in a few other bands, toured as a soloist with Pebo Bryson, continued to play in a horn section from the U of A called "The Tuscaloosa Horns" behind the Temptations, The Four Tops ect. and played all around the Atlanta area and east coast in night clubs with some of Atlantas best musicians. I was playing more and more rock, pop, and R&B and less straight-ahead jazz. Smooth Jazz at that time was starting to seriously irritate me. I was burning out on sax and wondering how I'd gotten so far up on the wrong latter. That was also when my wife and I separated for three and a half years. Well, we weren't married yet.

In 1988 I met a recording artist, Clayton Cages and we formed a minimalistic acoustic pop duo called "The Cages". At first I was recording some background vocals and playing an assortment of instruments for him on his songs, then it evolved into an acoustic guitar driven vocal duo where we both were singing lead, writing, and playing guitar. I also played flute, soprano sax, harmonica, and percussion. We were signed by Hale Milgrim at Capitol Records in 1989. It was a big industry deal. We moved to Malibu, made a record tiltled "Hometown", played on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno twice (summer 1992), toured the U.S. and did a few shoots for magazines like Cream, Esquire, YM. Kurt Loader at MTV came to our studio and did a nice special on us. Near-fame had its ups and downs and I would not trade it for anything. That is when I really developed into an artist. The single mindedness that I gave live performance, song writing, lyric writing, phrasing, acoustic rhythm guitar and recording is where I learned my creative method that I continue to use everyday of my life.

After "the Cages" dis-banned. I wrote hundreds of more songs, singing and playing acoustic guitar and as many different instruments as I could. Recording here and there fairly regularly through the years with help from Brian Hardin and David Crocco (who I met while living in Nashville TN in 1995 when I had another management and recording deal). By then my wife and I were back together and were expecting our son. He was born in '96 and our daughter in 2000. Both are native Californians. The six of us live most happily in a mid-city apartment in Los Angeles (counting our dog and cat).

A few of my full legnth CDs are "Gnatkingkong and the Gnashvillians" 1995. "Strangers Face" 1997(with Hank Gatlin). "Multivitaman" 2001. "Songs for the Whole Damn Family" 2002. "Freekountry"2004. "Thirteen Stories" 2006.
Between 2007-2010 I had a studio in my house in L.A. to record my CD "Everywherever"2009.

It is increasingly evident to me now that my jazz interest informed my song writing, taste, philosophy, and attitude toward music and life. With blues dissonance and rhythmic structures built to be surprising but comfortable and accessible to a pure music lover.
I rarely touched the sax during the 90s. In 2000 I started playing sax again with some friends I met at my day job I had taken to support my family while I wrote songs. By 2003 the band turned into "Freekountry" which performed odd jams and blues. That's around when my electric guitarist, Tokyo Mississippi, hipped me to a blues club in L.A. called Babes' and Ricky's Inn. I took up residence there and played blues (under the very seasoned ears of owner, Mama Laura Gross, who you may have seen on Ken Burns' Blues series) for several years before I started getting back to really playing any jazz. In 2006 I put myself on a five year plan to gain fluidity on my saxes through daily disciplined practice and "learning jazz standards as if I had written them myself".

From 2009 to late in 2012 I took a break from the guitar singer-poet-songwriter-producer hats and re-focused on jazz-saxophone.

Lately (2013) I've been getting back to doing it all. It was a nice break for getting my woodwind chops up to snuff. There is nothing like singing and playing a guitar or uke.

There is much more singer-songwriter material than I have here but this is a good sample. I hope you enjoy it.
Thanks for listening, DA 2012.

PS-I have an IAC radio music page called "Dick Aven's Jazz Recordings"
Here is a link to it.

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but I mean jazz
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