notnat
I recently uploaded a more refined mix on BandCamp...
"Anymore Or Less"
http://tanton.bandcamp.com/track/anymore-or-less

notnat
My wife said this is a stupid song...  I said, I thought it had a clever hook, and a melody that would stick in yer head... what do I know..?
 

notnat
My wife said this is a stupid song...  I said, I thought it had a clever hook, and a melody that would stick in yer head... what do I know..?
 

Fife
Great job on your song.  I especially like the dobro and piano playing :-)  
I like your vocal harmonies also.  It sounds somewhat like the kinds of harmonies that Steve Miller used on a lot of his songs.   
 --Jim 

Noisy Neighbour
Hi,
Besides the fact that the whole production and performance is great, I like the Lyrics!
You turn negative into positive here!  Thnx for sharing! 
Regards,
 

The Band19
"Who's your daddy?"   
(I'm sorry for that right there Lord.)

jamesyoyo
I am not sure why folks think these lyrics are silly...they work great. This is actually one of my favorite Frank tunes. I get what you are going for with the vocals, but my feelings are a more natural (less staccato) vocal take on the verses would work better and then go to the existing chorus. 
 And that is some infectious music bed. Well done.

Waltenstein Studios
In addition to the harmonies sounding a bit like Steve Miller (which I do also hear), this song (especially the harmonies) reminds me a bit of something by the Little River Band.

Danny Danzi
My apologies Frank....I just remembered seeing the word silly or something in this thread and was speaking in general. This tune is awesome in my book. I'm a sucker for a hook no matter how serious or non-serious....as long as it hooks me and you did...like you always do. LOL!
 
Ah the auto-tune thing....well, I'll give you my take for what it's worth. I think that when someone uses it in a dance or techno song, it's acceptable because 8 times out of 10, the instrumentation in material like that is synthetic. So it's actually adding to the whole "theme" in my opinion. When you add the auto-tune thing to rock, country, blues, etc....to me (just my opinion) it just doesn't fit especially when the artist CAN really sing.
 
For example, I've always liked Cher and even accepted that song she did that had that on it because it fit so well. But rest assured, if she would have done that on "Turn Back Time" I would have hated it completely as to me, it just doesn't fit and literally takes AWAY from the material at hand. If you do crazy music like the kids do today where they mix rock and hip-hop and other hybrids, it's totally acceptable to have a more robotic voice going on. But when you're YOU....the guy that delivers the goods in all areas time and time again while making the rest of us green with envy with your awesome style, it just sort of sends one for a loop. Do it in a dance tune and I promise I won't make a mention of it. LOL!
 
Processed guitar tones.....guilty as charged here. It's probably due to what I was brought up on. I never much liked 50's to 70's guitar tones. When I heard the guitar tones of the 80's, I loved them so much I stopped playing drums and picked up a guitar. That's how influential they were for me....enough to make me quit an instrument. No, you're not terminally un-hip....you're entitled to not listen to something that makes you cringe bro. The same as I cringe listening to the older tones. (like Steve Howe of YES for example) The players are fantastic, but their tones to me were like nails on a chalk-board where the tones *I* like are what I call "cats in a meatgrinder" but they have to be controlled. :) Whatever the case, I've always loved your tones, your playing and they always fit the material perfectly. :)
 
-Danny

Wookiee
A little silly in our lives help us cope with the unsilly.
 It made me smile and the mix bounced around my room nice.
 Thanks for being silly and sharing your silly with us.