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We are constantly bombarded with information overload. It's a constant distraction from real life and the things we should be doing. It also gets in the way of our relationships including our relationship with God. Please leave a comment and subscribe to my channel https://rumble.com/c/denniskaptainmusic

dubettoni228 posted a video with a blues jam in A for people to improvise to. This is my version. Original video: https://rumble.com/v4qwlzu-blues-in-a-music-to-improve.html dubettoni228's channel: https://rumble.com/user/dubettoni228

The Kaptain/Ferguson trip to Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic Underwater scenes were filmed by Mallory, Lindsay, and me. Background music is by me, Dennis Kaptain

And Shout for Joy is a song based pretty closely on Psalm 33. Which contains one of my favorite verses Psalm 33:3: Sing to the Lord a new song; Play skillfully; and shout for joy.

A classic Christmas Song. I got a violin several months ago that I'm learning how to play. I'm very excited to use it in my music. This song has several layered guitar, vocal, and violin parts so you'll hear that throughout.

14 October 2023 Van Zandt County Regional Airport. On the way home I flew with Eric who took me up for a great flight! Flying is an original song by Dennis Kaptain 2023

A song about personal struggles and consequences.

Desperately crushing on a girl who doesn't even notice him...

What will heaven be like? We have some clues from scripture.

Silent Night On Christmas Eve of 1818 the young priest of St. Nicholas parish church in Obendorf faced disaster. The organ had been incapacitated by mice. The chance of fixing the instrument before the evening service was nil. Father Joseph Mohr was not a man to just give up however. He pulled out a poem he had written several years before called “Stille Nacht”. Mohr took his poem to the schoolmaster and organist of a nearby town, Franz Xaver Gruber. He asked that Gruber write a melody to accompany the poem on guitar. In several hours, Gruber had the music done and the carol was played for the first time that night at the Christmas Eve service. The song was not translated into English for another 50 years. Episcopalian bishop John Freeman Young published the English translation that is most frequently sung today in 1859. The writing of the song is unique enough but one other interesting factoid makes this carol special. In 1914, during the Christmas truce, the song was sung in French, English and German simultaneously. It was apparently the one song that all the soldiers on both sides knew.

The story of Caius, a priest who lived during the decline of the Roman Empire. Caius in his efforts to get the village to return to God has an adventure with a dragon. PS: Dragons are real.

Driving to NC to lay my parents to rest, I saw the beautiful leaves falling through my tears.

Covers and nut

Music: Dennis Kaptain Lyrics: Marcus Spencer Drums: David Cabrera

Hardware, glue for the neck, unwrap the neck

Electronics part 2

Neck screws not working. fixed with glue, copper shielding, electronics pt 1

Wait! What? That's not a guitar - BONUS AK Edition!

Add Tru-oil - skip a lot of coats, neck fit problem

Routing the inlay on the headstock

Cutting the Inlay from plastic pick guard material

Fix the blue dye and add the red dye.

Adding blue dye, not good

Second coat grain filler, no dye

Grain Filler with dye