She's Real Gone Man (Rockabilly)

....and so I started listening to a bunch more Rockabilly stuff.  There is a lot of good stuff out there on the net.  Then I had to try and do some.  As you might figure out from the song (not the title), this is not about a girl who leaves her Rockabilly boy but about a Rockabilly boy pining over a real gone chick.  He thinks she's the most.
 
I hope you get a bit of a giggle from this lighthearted number, and as always comments, suggestions, crit's, etc. are most gratefully received.
 
By the way the picture is of the 2nd First Lady of Rockabilly --- Rosie Flores (the 1st First Lady,of course, is Wanda Jackson).  Thanks in advance for listening.
 
She's Real Gone Man
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_music.cfm?bandID=963481
 
Freddy J

Hi Freddy,

This sounds great, man!

Cool song and mix. Love the guitar solo.

Definitely my Freddy fave. Nice job.

The instruments are very good. I like your blues style and you always stay true to yourself. Good job.

Rockin' tune, Freddy. Good separation on the guitar tracks, which mesh seamlessly. You definitely have your own sound, and it's one I like. Good mix, too. Great job.

Oh, i love this rockabilly!!  You do it mighty well indeed.
Was wondering what a touch of slap back delay on the vocs might sound like.

Another classic.

Sorry for the delay in responding y'all.
 
Wow, thanks James.  I very much appreciate it.
 
Hey Gary.  Thanks buddy.  I am glad that you liked it and thanks for the kind words.
 
Hi Scotty.  I'm glad that it brought a smile to your face!!
 
Karalie7 Thanks for taking time to listen and comment.  I appreciate the kind words.
 
Why thank you Mr. Stillnotbanned (???).  I appreciate the kind words.  To misquote the great philosopher -- Popeye -- I yam what I yam and that's all that I yam  :>)
 
Hi Mark.  I do like the country side of Rockabilly and try to hit that side of it, but I'm not always successful.  Thanks for the listen and comments.
 
Hello Bub.  Thanks for the good words.  I have been an eager student on this forum and have taken the suggestions about mixing to heart.
 
Rick.  Thanks for the feedback.  I think you know I have abused delay in the past and am somewhat timid to use it again for fear of abuse  --- but  --- I'm gonna do it.  I'm going back to the working file and play around with some delay!
 
Hey Vicente.  I'm glad you liked it.  Thanks
 
Freddy J
 

Freddy you have done it again. Great job.

I will admit that the opening drum part felt too dry to me but when everything kicks in I forgot all about that.

Excellent.

Thanks Phil. Hmmmm, I'll have to try some of that "spring reverb" sound but first I'm going to have to go look up what that is.   Thanks again for the feedback.
 
Hi Bapu.  I can't disagree with you about the drum parts.  My thought was to try and go for an early rockabilly sound and  I thought that sound would help.  Sometimes it works and sometimes ..... oh, well.  Thanks for the feedback.
 
Hey Tom.  Thanks for the comments and feedback.
 
Freddy J
 
 

Hi, Freddy,

Wow, I almost missed this one, but I'm glad I didn't!  This is one great, "authentic" sounding, vintage rockabilly gem you've got here.  Great vocals and harmonies, and the guitar playing and tone is perfect for the genre.

Cool stuff, Freddy, have a good one!
Bob

FUN tune – one of those tracks that just makes you smile. Doesn’t take itself too seriously, but still rocks for real. Nice mix, vocals and guitar playing. I could see myself sitting at a club, hearing this and saying “man, I love these guys”. Great job.

cool tune you got happening there...

I always cringe before listening to Frederick stuff, knowing it will blow me away.  This is no exception!

Outlandish blues song with all the stuff!

:) This is just great, Freddy! It brought a smile to my face too. :)