My take on an old favourite of mine.
Comments / thoughts / critiques welcomed and appreciated!
Link to track: http://soundclick.com/share?songid=9208711
Thanks for listening.
Johnny.
Awesome! Nice and relaxing, thanks for sharing!!
In Space, no one can hear me sing!
I liked it, but didn't want to jump in - give it a few days and the guys who know what they're talking about will come 'round. So, I'm talking about musical experience and theory there, which I am lacking. It is easy on the ears and artful and pleasant but I would like to hear a little more ascending in solos and less descending. That's simple me, my 2 cents.
I know that somehow the majors and minors & other names can direct you to ascend or descend, but is it mandatory? If that's the case, I'm a poor example and would break the rules anyways, playing both up and down, to balance things out.
Like a bird on the wire,
like a drunk in a midnight choir
I have tried in my way to be free.
It sounds like to songs to me: the solo around the bridge and the rest. I don't know the original song. Is there lyrics? Perhaps you could sing!
And just a comment. The drum track is a little bit louder for the mix to me.
Keep sharing!
Thanks guys!
I believe the song did have lyrics at one point, but it is most famous as an instrumental.
Singing is definitely not my forte, but I'm working on a couple of songs at the moment and will have a go at singing the lyrics myself. When I post them I will remind you that I am not a singer by any means!
This is a good, constructive forum to post at. I really enjoy listening to people's music - covering a variety of styles.
Thank you for taking the time to listen to my music.
Nice work Mr Bloke!
I liked the variety of guitar tones you were using within the song. The solo had a really cool use of reverb. I must admit, I havent heard the original but I liked what I heard here.
Good on you
Chris
it's a great old song. I don't remember it having lyrics.
played well. I enjoyed the post. brought back memories.
