John Herdt Music
MP3 files of my music that you can download for free.JOHN HERDT COMMERCIAL CDS
See Discography page for complete list of songs on these CDs.
ICE WATER
DESERT RADIO
PLACES WE LOVED
THE WINTER CANDLE
HORIZON MILES
OCTOBER SKY
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Wishful Thinking
That’s Cool
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SHADOW FADES AWAY
ACROSS THE BORDER
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The Touch
Across the Border
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JOHN HERDT PRIVATE RELEASES
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JOHN HERDT INTERVIEW ON KOOL RADIO, AUGUST 10, 2007
This radio interview was conducted by the great Denny “Big Daddy” Anderson on KKMA Kool 99.5 FM as part of the promo for the 2007 Tommy Bolin Music Festival in Sioux City. Interviewed were guitarist John Herdt and Fest organizer Trace Keane. John plays parts of some Tommy Bolin tunes in the second half of the show.
John Herdt Interview on KOOL Radio, 8-10-07
JOHN HERDT AND BOBBY BERGE
MIRAGE LIVE IN EVERGREEN 1984
RARE AND UNRELEASED
Ratchet Jaw John Herdt & Wally Z with Al Robinson
A 2004 single by John Herdt & Wally Z with bassist Al Robinson. John Herdt: guitars; Wally Z: drums; Al Robinson: bass. ©2014 Al Robinson, Wally Z and John Herdt.
Wild Dogs Acoustic Duet (MP3)
Wild Dogs Acoustic Duet (CD Quality)
In August 2004 I bought a new Taylor acoustic guitar and I recorded Tommy Bolin’s beloved “Wild Dogs” just to see how it sounded. As I was listening to the playback I got inspired to overdub a lead track immediately with my Ovation Elite acoustic. John Herdt: guitars.
Morning Papers
I wrote the rhythm guitar and drum part for this tune on April 28, 2007 for a jam with Big Jim Wilson, who was in Denver for a few days from Athens, Georgia. He was too hung over to jam so I finished it myself. John Herdt: guitars, bass and drum programming.
John Herdt With The Naybors 3-8-89
On the evening March 8, 1989 I went to jam with some friends who had a band called The Naybors. They played great original rock songs and some choice covers around the Denver area at clubs like Herman’s Hideaway. This recording was made in their rehearsal space, which was a storage unit on Wadsworth near I-70 in Denver. The Storage Unit of Love we called it. We set up with two microphones going straight into a cassette deck. This is a funk jam that just popped out between some covers. They were more of a song band than a jam band, but they jammed like crazy on this one. All live, no edits. John Herdt: lead guitar; Sean Hedgecock: rhythm guitar; Mark Hedgecock: lead singer, shouts and whistles here; Jay Saperstein: bass; Larry Blackburn: drums.