This is a tune I put together with the help of some loops...the drums are all loops. The church bell is from my Korg unit.
Sort of like a 'Gunfight at the OK corral'. Please check it out when you get time of you like this type of music..
Randy
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Awesome track and just what I need!!! I am making a video for my Bf's company for a Target Stand - I think I'm going to use your track since it would be absolutely perfect! I will credit you in the credits for the music. Thank you!!!! :)
Am glad you liked the song. Yes you can use it in your B/F's project. Just give me credit and also a copy of the final video. I would like to see it very much.
Hi there,
Glad you also enjoyed this western type tune. I am learning some 'Chicken Pickin' style, so maybe you'll enjoy that one too.
Thanks again,
Randy
Hey Randy, great song, I absolutely love it. I just joined Looperman this week and "jfw" reviewed one of my tracks called "Just Tonight" and recommended I check out this song. He said they were in a similar genre and he was right. My track has been called a "spaghetti western" style but you captured that feel way better than I did(IMHO).
I will be posting more material as soon as I'm allowed(next week)so feel free to listen in. I also appreciate that you play different styles of music as I too try to mix it up a bit. Like your music and keep recording!!
Thanks for listening to my western tune I did awhile back. I appreciate your kind comments and I am glad you enjoyed it.
I just listened to the song you mentioned called 'Just Tonight' and thought you did a very nice job on it. It is quite a bit different than mine, as mine builds up 3 times, and of course it is a little different style.
However, this does have that spanish flavor to it. One of my other tunes is kind of a real spanish style that was put together.
I have many nylon guitar loops on a CD that I bought. Even though I play fairly well myself, sometimes the loops sound cleaner and so I often use them, and put them together.
Okay, thanks again for the listen and review.
Randy
Hi there Pat,
Thanks for the comment and welcome to Looperman. I'd review a song of yours, but you haven't posted any, so let me know when you do and I'll be glad to review it.
I do a variety of music including Country, Rock, Metal. and Blues. Pretty much whatever I feel like doing.
This is absolutely soaked in the style of Ennio Morricone ( "The good the bad and the ugly", "For a few dollars more" etc ) Maybe you should have called it SPAGHETTI WESTERN. Convincingly produced in that style. I like this and I like the hank marvin guitar tone
Thanks for the nice review. I love this guitar sound myself as I am a country player by heart, but you wouldn't know it from the rock tunes I've put up mostly.
I did this tune partly for another fellow as he was making a tune as a joke song for his friend, and thus he used the beginning of the song as a lead in.
I am glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the listen and review.
Randy
Great job...The production is sweet. It is like a subtle "Good the Bad and the Ugly meets Dick Dale" I really think it feels like surf to me. I love the groove. I could sure listen to more of that! Great job!
Mr Tarentino will be knocking shortly .. what a great track.. loved it. nothing I didnt like about this one . ( fancy doing an E.P with some mexican style trumpets on there aswell ??? hint hint.. mik
Hi there Mik,
I appreciate you coming by and checking out the western tune. I probably could do something with horns and such. Just didn't think about it at the time.
Thanks for the nice comments, much appreciated.
Randy
I love this sound. Reminds me of the shadows sound of the 60's things like "Apache". The timing of where you brought the acoustic guitar and base works very well. You not only play very well but have a good ear for a well-thought out production. What electric guitar are you using for the lead part, the tone and sound of those pick-ups are superb. Sound like humbuckers to me??
Your right on the ball...Just received a message from you while I am writing this one. ha!
I usually state in a songs description if I use loops or whatever to help me out. Example: I don't play fiddle so I use loops for that in my country songs, or wherever.
I have lost track of the many thousands of loops I have boughten. Last year I bought 10 CD's full of loops from an English company. I haven't gone thru even half of them yet. Lot of orchestra stuff I don't need.
I also bought a guys entire library of CD's he made himself, another 10 CD set.
These have some Jazz loops and many other styles.
But, I still enjoy doing most of my own playing. I am not getting any younger. :-)))
I am glad you liked this country tune. I used my 'Framus' Les-Paul-lookalike guitar for this one as it does indeed have Humbuckers. It is a 1971 model made originally in Germany and worth a bit now.
That Apache song you mentioned, that was one of the first tunes I learned to play while I was stationed in France, after learning chords. The other was 'Needles and Pins' by The Searchers.
Didn't have an amp over there, so I rigged up a transistor radio to play the guitar thru the radio's speaker. It worked enough so I could hear it well. I copied the original artist Jorgman Ingman? style, then The Ventures version too. Don't belive I heard The Shadows version.
Anyways, I love old westerns as much as anyone else, and so I decided to try something and this is what came out. I added in the gunshots at the end as I thought it would be a good way to end it.
Thanks for your comment and have a nice day. Sorry for the long reply, I get carried away!!!
Randy
Far-out!...Hell man this music speaks to me on so many levels...not only is the 'Western' one of my favourite movie genre's but I love that Spanish march electric guitar style..it's the foundation and influence to so much music that I grew up with and still listen to today.....a great sounding production that's too good for a Spaghetti Western...we're talking 'One Eyed Jack's' and "The Law and Jack Weight" here...super work Randy..cheers Dave :)
Happy to see you check out my western tune. I don't do many of these types, but I enjoyed making this one. Not really complicated, but effective I think. I had to close it out with 'gunshots' as I felt there had to be an ending. Who dies? I don't know, but could be both guys. Whichever way you want it to come out in your own mind. haha
Thanks for the nice review, I'll check out some more of your tunes as well.
Randy
Hi Dvibe,
Thanks alot for reviewing my western tune.
It was a fun one to put together. I figured the gunshots at the end would put a nice finishing touch to it.
I used my Keyboard to make them.
I will check out another one of your tunes here.
Thanks again.
Randy
Top job Randy!!! Great atmophere created, and man the sounds are superb. The mix,arrangement & production are of the highest standard, the scene is set perfectly... Draw! lol...
Hey....thanks for stopping by and taking a listen to the western shootout. :-)
It was a fairly easy song to make overall.
I am glad you enjoyed it. I'll 'shoot' over to your profile now and see what's new there as it's been a while that I've heard one of your great tunes!
Thanks for the nice comment on my western tune. It wasn't a hard one to make as it had rather slow leads, etc.
I am glad you enjoyed it. I will take a listen to your songs and give you a review back.
Randy
I'm over hear I ran out of bullets!! LOL Man this is one ass kickin western going on here!! Excellent from start to Finish!! The bells put this one over the top!!!
Nice to hear from you. Thanks a lot for reviewing my 3 tunes. I will reply in each of them.
I am glad you enjoyed this western type tune I did. It was a fun one to do. Not too complicated as far as the guitar parts.
Yeah, them darn church bells really set the mood don't they. You hear one western movie with them in it....and they are in everyone after that. What an 'icon' eh.
Thanks again for your nice words. I will get to review 3 of your tunes over the the next couple days.
Thanks for reviewing this tune and the Rock-Jap one. I appreciate your comments. I understand that the fuzz sound in the song I reviewed of yours was your just getting use to things.
Certainly no harm in experimenting at all and then uploading a song to get another perspective from members here.
That's how we all get others opinions and learn from them to improve our music.
Glad you liked this tune as well. It was fun to make. Not a complicated song at all if you listen to it. Rhythmn guitar, some simple lead, drums, a synth bell sound, and synth generated gunshots. :-)
hahah that was great!
the country western feel was spot on! this needs to be in one of those western movies! very cool! the gun shots at the end were sweet, a good added touch, it perfectly ends the story!
I agree as to where this belongs...in a movie, but it is pretty simular to ones already out there years ago.
The gun shots...I felt I had to add them in to end the song.
Glad you liked it and I appreciate your comments.
Randy
Hi Randy, I really enjoyed listening to this track, I like this style of Western music, reminds me of watching old cowboy films on TV with my Dad. Very nostalgic, thanks for sharing.
Man you guys are fast! I no more than get it uploaded and already 5-6 reviews! I am glad you liked the tune. I wasn't sure how it would go over as it's so different from the regular music on here.
Anyways, thanks for you nice comments. Much appreciated.
Randy
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Am glad you liked the song. Yes you can use it in your B/F's project. Just give me credit and also a copy of the final video. I would like to see it very much.
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Glad you also enjoyed this western type tune. I am learning some 'Chicken Pickin' style, so maybe you'll enjoy that one too.
Thanks again,
Randy
I will be posting more material as soon as I'm allowed(next week)so feel free to listen in. I also appreciate that you play different styles of music as I too try to mix it up a bit. Like your music and keep recording!!
Wayne, the Humps
Thanks for listening to my western tune I did awhile back. I appreciate your kind comments and I am glad you enjoyed it.
I just listened to the song you mentioned called 'Just Tonight' and thought you did a very nice job on it. It is quite a bit different than mine, as mine builds up 3 times, and of course it is a little different style.
However, this does have that spanish flavor to it. One of my other tunes is kind of a real spanish style that was put together.
I have many nylon guitar loops on a CD that I bought. Even though I play fairly well myself, sometimes the loops sound cleaner and so I often use them, and put them together.
Okay, thanks again for the listen and review.
Randy
Thanks for the comment and welcome to Looperman. I'd review a song of yours, but you haven't posted any, so let me know when you do and I'll be glad to review it.
I do a variety of music including Country, Rock, Metal. and Blues. Pretty much whatever I feel like doing.
Later...and thanks again,
Randy
Thanks for the nice review. I love this guitar sound myself as I am a country player by heart, but you wouldn't know it from the rock tunes I've put up mostly.
I did this tune partly for another fellow as he was making a tune as a joke song for his friend, and thus he used the beginning of the song as a lead in.
I am glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the listen and review.
Randy
Sob Story
I appreciate you coming by and giving my song a listen and a review.
I'll see about making more tunes of this nature (Country)
I haven't done any surf type songs yet....but I may in the future.
Thanks again,
Randy
Sounds like water out of my speakers.
Feels like America with a tango twist.
Date is 8.47 Pacific Time
Track Plays:266
Downloads:24
Reviews:17
That alone with downloads should be a testament.
And I have to add.
FAVORITED (not my favoritist) and HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
I appreciate you coming by and checking out the western tune. I probably could do something with horns and such. Just didn't think about it at the time.
Thanks for the nice comments, much appreciated.
Randy
Your right on the ball...Just received a message from you while I am writing this one. ha!
I usually state in a songs description if I use loops or whatever to help me out. Example: I don't play fiddle so I use loops for that in my country songs, or wherever.
I have lost track of the many thousands of loops I have boughten. Last year I bought 10 CD's full of loops from an English company. I haven't gone thru even half of them yet. Lot of orchestra stuff I don't need.
I also bought a guys entire library of CD's he made himself, another 10 CD set.
These have some Jazz loops and many other styles.
But, I still enjoy doing most of my own playing. I am not getting any younger. :-)))
I am glad you liked this country tune. I used my 'Framus' Les-Paul-lookalike guitar for this one as it does indeed have Humbuckers. It is a 1971 model made originally in Germany and worth a bit now.
That Apache song you mentioned, that was one of the first tunes I learned to play while I was stationed in France, after learning chords. The other was 'Needles and Pins' by The Searchers.
Didn't have an amp over there, so I rigged up a transistor radio to play the guitar thru the radio's speaker. It worked enough so I could hear it well. I copied the original artist Jorgman Ingman? style, then The Ventures version too. Don't belive I heard The Shadows version.
Anyways, I love old westerns as much as anyone else, and so I decided to try something and this is what came out. I added in the gunshots at the end as I thought it would be a good way to end it.
Thanks for your comment and have a nice day. Sorry for the long reply, I get carried away!!!
Randy
Happy to see you check out my western tune. I don't do many of these types, but I enjoyed making this one. Not really complicated, but effective I think. I had to close it out with 'gunshots' as I felt there had to be an ending. Who dies? I don't know, but could be both guys. Whichever way you want it to come out in your own mind. haha
Thanks for the nice review, I'll check out some more of your tunes as well.
Randy
Thanks alot for reviewing my western tune.
It was a fun one to put together. I figured the gunshots at the end would put a nice finishing touch to it.
I used my Keyboard to make them.
I will check out another one of your tunes here.
Thanks again.
Randy
Cheers Slap...
Hey....thanks for stopping by and taking a listen to the western shootout. :-)
It was a fairly easy song to make overall.
I am glad you enjoyed it. I'll 'shoot' over to your profile now and see what's new there as it's been a while that I've heard one of your great tunes!
Thanks again,
Randy
Thanks for the nice comment on my western tune. It wasn't a hard one to make as it had rather slow leads, etc.
I am glad you enjoyed it. I will take a listen to your songs and give you a review back.
Randy
Fila
Nice to hear from you. Thanks a lot for reviewing my 3 tunes. I will reply in each of them.
I am glad you enjoyed this western type tune I did. It was a fun one to do. Not too complicated as far as the guitar parts.
Yeah, them darn church bells really set the mood don't they. You hear one western movie with them in it....and they are in everyone after that. What an 'icon' eh.
Thanks again for your nice words. I will get to review 3 of your tunes over the the next couple days.
Randy
Thanks for reviewing this tune and the Rock-Jap one. I appreciate your comments. I understand that the fuzz sound in the song I reviewed of yours was your just getting use to things.
Certainly no harm in experimenting at all and then uploading a song to get another perspective from members here.
That's how we all get others opinions and learn from them to improve our music.
Glad you liked this tune as well. It was fun to make. Not a complicated song at all if you listen to it. Rhythmn guitar, some simple lead, drums, a synth bell sound, and synth generated gunshots. :-)
Randy
the country western feel was spot on! this needs to be in one of those western movies! very cool! the gun shots at the end were sweet, a good added touch, it perfectly ends the story!
great work mate!
PEACE!
Butcha d-_-b
I agree as to where this belongs...in a movie, but it is pretty simular to ones already out there years ago.
The gun shots...I felt I had to add them in to end the song.
Glad you liked it and I appreciate your comments.
Randy
Helix
Man you guys are fast! I no more than get it uploaded and already 5-6 reviews! I am glad you liked the tune. I wasn't sure how it would go over as it's so different from the regular music on here.
Anyways, thanks for you nice comments. Much appreciated.
Randy