Deep River Blues - Tommy Emmanuel Style  Performed By Tolga 
Guitar:      Maton EBG808 Michael Fix  
Strings:    Ernie Ball Paradigm Phosphor B. ML 12-54 
Capo:       G7th Performance II Acoustic 
Camera:   GoPro Hero 3 Black Edition 
Audio:      Zoom H4n intern Mic

Dirty Work-Steely Dan Acoustic Performed by Tolga 
1972 

Lyrics: 
Times are hard 
You're afraid to pay the fee 
So you find yourself somebody 
Who can do the job for free 
When you need a bit of lovin' 
Cause your man is out of town 
That's the time you get me runnin' 
And you know I'll be around 
I'm a fool to do your dirty work 
Oh yeah 
I don't want to do your dirty work 
No more 
I'm a fool to do your dirty work 
Oh yeah 
Light the candle 
Put the lock upon the door 
You have sent the maid home early 
Like a thousand times before 
Like the castle in its corner 
In a medieval game 
I foresee terrible trouble 
And I stay here just the same 
I'm a fool to do your dirty work 
Oh yeah 
I don't want to do your dirty work 
No more 
I'm a fool to do your dirty work 
Oh yeah 
Songwriter: Donald Jay Fagen / Walter Carl Becker 
Songtext von Dirty Work © Universal Music Publishing Group

Lewis And Clark-Tommy Emmanuel Performance by Tolga (Maton & ToneWoodAmp) 
Maton EBG808 Michael Fix Model 
ToneWoodAmp 
ZoomH4n 
Place: Felseneremitage https://www.bretzenheim.de/project/eremitage/ 
Wiki:https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eremitage_(Bretzenheim)

Paul Simon-Hearts And Bones Performance by Tolga 
Place: Felseneremitage https://www.bretzenheim.de/project/eremitage/ 
Maton EBG808 Michael Fix Custom Shop 
ToneWoodAmp 
ZoomH4n 

Hearts And Bones 
Paul Simon 

One and one-half wandering Jews 
Free to wander wherever they choose 
Are traveling together 
In the Sangre de Christo 
The Blood of Christ Mountains 
Of New Mexico 
On the last leg of a journey 
They started a long time ago 
The arc of a love affair 
Rainbows in the high desert air 
Mountain passes 
Slipping into stone 
Hearts and bones 
Hearts and bones 
Hearts and bones 
Thinking back to the season before 
Looking back through the cracks in the door 
Two people were married 
The act was outrageous 
The bride was contagious 
She burned like a bride 
These events may have had some effect 
On the man with the girl by his side 
The arc of a love affair 
His hands rolling down her hair 
Love like lightning shaking till it moans 
Hearts and bones 
Hearts and bones 
Hearts and bones 
Hearts and bones 
Whoa whoa whoa 
She said why? 
Why don't we drive through the night 
We'll wake up down in 
Mexico 
Oh I 
I don't know nothin' about nothin' 
About Mexico 
And tell me why 
Why won't you love me 
For who I am 
Where I am 
He said 'cause that's not the way the world is baby 
This is how I love you baby 
This is how I love you baby 
One and one-half wandering Jews 
Returned to their natural coasts 
To resume old acquaintances 
Step out occasionally 
And speculate who had been damaged the most 
Easy time will determine if these consolations 
Will be their reward 
The arc of a love affair 
Waiting to be restored 
You take two bodies and you twirl them into one 
Their hearts and their bones 
And they won't come undone 
Hearts and bones 
Hearts and bones 
Hearts and bones 
Hearts and bones 
Songwriter: Paul Simon 
Songtext von Hearts And Bones © Universal Music Publishing Group

"Something That We Do" is a song recorded by American country music artist Clint Black and written by Black and Skip Ewing. It was released in August 1997 as the second single from Black's album Nothin' but the Taillights and peaked at number 2 on the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart and number 4 on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks chart. It was voted song of the year by the Nashville Songwriters Association International.[1]from Wikipedia

Garth Brooks-The Fleetwoods- Mr.Blue Played by Tolga 
Lyrics: 

"Mr. Blue" 

Our guardian star lost all its glow 
The day that I lost you 
It lost all its glitter the day you said no 
And its grey skies turned to blue 

Like him I am doubtful 
That your love is true 
So if you decide to call on me 
Ask for Mr. Blue 

I'm Mr. Blue 
When you say you love me 
Then prove it by goin' out on the sly 
Provin' your love is untrue 
Call me Mr. Blue 

I'm Mr. Blue 
When you say you're sorry 
Then turn around headed for the lights of town 
Hurtin' me through and through 
Call me Mr. Blue 

I sleep alone each night 
Wait by the phone each night 
But you don't call 
And I won't hurt my pride 
Call me mister 

I won't tell you 
When you paint the town 
A bright red to turn it upside down 
I'm painting it too 
But I'm painting it blue 

I sleep alone each night 
Wait by the phone each night 
But you don't call 
And I won't hurt my pride 
Call me mister 

I won't tell you 
When you paint the town 
A bright red to turn it upside down 
I'm painting it too 
But I'm painting it blue 
Call me Mr. Blue 
Call me mister 

Songwriter: Dewayne Blackwell 
Songtext von Mr. Blue © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc

Text 

Branches in the wind 
Still standing here together 
One more storm to weather 
We'll get through it yet 

So we're gathered here 
Holding on to each other 
To let go of another one we won't forget 
Now as we say goodbye 

To one of our own 
We may be lonely 
But we're not alone 
Though the leaves will fall 

And the tears will flow 
May it always comfort us to know 
The family tree will always grow 
Father down to son, mother to daughter 

Thicker than water, we are made of this 
From the Earth we rise 
To the Earth returning 
We'll keep a candle burning 

For the ones we'll miss 
And when we say goodbye 
To one of our own 
We may be lonely 

But we're not alone 
Though the leaves will fall 
And the tears will flow 
May it always comfort us to know 

The family tree will always grow 
It's stronger than the wind can blow 
The family tree will always grow 

Songwriter: Christopher Lennon / John Vester / Mark Lennon / Michael Lennon 

Songtext von The Family Tree © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC

"You Can Close Your Eyes" 
Single by James Taylor 
from the album Mud Slide Slim and the Blue Horizon 
A-side "You've Got a Friend" 
Released 1971 
Recorded 1971 
Genre  
Folk rock soft rock 
Length 2:31 
Label Warner Bros. 
Songwriter(s) James Taylor 
Producer(s) Peter Asher 
"You Can Close Your Eyes" is a song written by James Taylor which was released on his 1971 album Mud Slide Slim and the Blue Horizon. It was also released as the B-side to his #1 single "You've Got a Friend". It has often been described as a lullaby. It was initially recorded by his sister Kate Taylor for her 1971 album Sister Kate.