Description : Here is an old traditional blues song played with my friend Harry and my cousin Peter. To give a more blues feel I lowered the voice. one octave. Sometimes you hear a little robotic sound but well it was a experiment.
Hope you like it.
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Hi Gerard,
Hadn't listened to this tune before. The voice experiment came out very well I thought...giving that deep voice.
The rest of the song was pretty good as well overall I thought.
Would like to get a copy of your CD someday as well.
Thanks for steering me here.
Randy
Thank you Mokeone,
The album will be published in 2010. I will remember that. Other CD's i've played on were a few published in New Zealand, Germany and Belgium. So now I do it in the United States. Great. I see you are almost the same age. Never too old to make music.
Gerard
Little bit of ZZ Top vocals coming through the lowering of the vocals. The playing is sharp as always and pretty damn authentic. I wonder is there something you can do to the acoustic guitar track to make it a touch more gritty? It sounds very clean and somewhat out of place with the remainder of the track. Please consider that this is a hyper-critical observation as the track sounds wonderful as is. Just thinking about what might give is some more flavor. Peace, Six
Thanks Six,
You play the role as musician and advisor on Looperman that I like. I upload not only to read the compliments but I want to have comments that improve the song or recording. I focused on the experiment with the voice and not to the other tracks. Eventually the songs I upload to Looperman will be published on a new CD in 2010. So I am very glad with your comment. Exactly translated from Dutch we say in Holland" This man got some damned good ears on his head" Well you have.
Thanks again.
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Hadn't listened to this tune before. The voice experiment came out very well I thought...giving that deep voice.
The rest of the song was pretty good as well overall I thought.
Would like to get a copy of your CD someday as well.
Thanks for steering me here.
Randy
The album will be published in 2010. I will remember that. Other CD's i've played on were a few published in New Zealand, Germany and Belgium. So now I do it in the United States. Great. I see you are almost the same age. Never too old to make music.
Gerard
You play the role as musician and advisor on Looperman that I like. I upload not only to read the compliments but I want to have comments that improve the song or recording. I focused on the experiment with the voice and not to the other tracks. Eventually the songs I upload to Looperman will be published on a new CD in 2010. So I am very glad with your comment. Exactly translated from Dutch we say in Holland" This man got some damned good ears on his head" Well you have.
Thanks again.