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Re:Jazz classic
2012/01/30 22:03:23
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This sounds really cool!
Very well done! Thanks for sharing this.
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/01/30 22:48:52
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Love it Daryl, that tone and style is so tasty
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/01/30 22:57:41
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Smooth Daryl. Nice and easy. Fine job!
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/01/31 09:42:02
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Really nice. Smooth tones and playing. Good arrangement. It sounds like you had fun recording this.
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/01/31 10:17:30
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Hi Daryl,
Man, that guitar sounds sweet! I'm listening on a laptop but the mix sounds fine.
Cool arrangement and excellent smooth vocal, too. Great stuff!
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/01/31 10:44:24
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Man this sounds really good. Nice production chops on display.
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/01/31 10:54:51
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Hi Daryl, nice and smooth.
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/01/31 15:52:35
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that tone and style is so tasty , Sonar X1e P64, ASUS AMD Phenom II x4 830 Processor 2.8 GHz , 6 GB, Windows 7 64, Axiom 61, Zoom R24. Nice and easy. It sounds like you had fun recording this.
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/01/31 20:52:05
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hey Daryl , Wow I like this song & your production , i felt like I went back in a time machine , w the guitar harmony lines it sounds as if Les Paul is sitting in with you  your new arch top guitar sounds fantastic . very much Wes at times your voice sounds very relaxed w a bit of a twang to it somewhere along the lines of a combination of Ray Benson & Glen Campbell very good Kenny
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/01/31 22:41:20
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Robert, Grant, Rimshot, Lynn, Herb, Rik, Gary, Richard - Thanks a bunch! Glad these songs still work for people. Cole Porter was a little strange to say the least.... but he sure could write songs. Kenny - Les Paul, Ray Benson, and Glenn Campbell?! You really want my amp don't you?!  I thought you might like this one. I wish the big bands were still around. If you find a time machine, don't forget to take me back with you!
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/02/01 00:46:56
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darylcrowley
Kenny - Les Paul, Ray Benson, and Glenn Campbell?! You really want my amp don't you?! I thought you might like this one. I wish the big bands were still around. If you find a time machine, don't forget to take me back with you!
I'm gonna be real honest with you here Daryl , your bud Charlie the Tuna is hoping you get some good gigs if you keep doing this music he figures you might need him as a solo acoustic performer / opening opening act someday  originally I thought I wanted your amp then I listened to this tune and I start wondering to myself did Wes's thumb come as an accessory included with that custom hand made arch top you just had made for you ? wow.........what a drastic change for the better in your Jazz Guitar tone my mom used to drag me around to listen to music when I lived w her i saw a few the of Big Bands back then ( late 60's early 70's) on my own , I've seen Buddy Rich once, & Count Basie a few times as an adult ... some fabulous music , yeah Daryl ...lets book a ride on the time machine please fasten you seat belt , next stop , the Big Bands of Sinatra , Nat King Cole , The Duke , Tony Bennett , Benny Goodman , Woody Herman ,............................ nice talking w you again can I borrow The Wes thumb ? Kenny
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/02/01 00:52:05
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I remember singing this during my last physical?
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I love the way you play that guitar...
And I wish my doctor had a smaller wrist watch :-(
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/02/01 10:23:51
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very cool arrangement... I'd like to hear a little more of the Bass though... love your tone Daryl... hot licks...
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/02/01 16:39:05
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Holy Cow man, that sounds fantastic! Tones are all super clear, the guitar and vocals are perfect.... this sounds 110% pro to me. Bravo sir Bravo! Great performance and production. Thanks for reminding me just how far I have yet to go as an engineer!
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/02/01 17:00:22
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darylcrowley
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/02/01 22:15:15
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Kenny, you lucky dog. I've heard some big bands, but none of the classics, at least not with original members. There is a big band from Toledo that I see at jazz festivals here in Michigan, they are HOT. Great singer too. Powerful stuff. Band - I know the feeling, just this week at my annual checkup. Thanks. Frank - Thank you my friend. I hear the bass OK listening again, but your ears are better than mine so I will give it more scruitny. I trust your ears way more than mine. Chuck. Thanks. It's a fairly simple ochestration so it wasn't to hard to mix. I bought a new MikTeK C7 condenser, and that's is really make a nice difference in my sound. I love cool toys! Reese - Thank you. So glad people can still dig the old tunes. This was even way before MY time.
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/02/02 01:44:41
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The production on this is crystal clear.
Those guitar tones sound superb.
Nothing wrong with old jazz, it just smells funny. LOL
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/02/02 11:05:35
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Daryl,
Interesting interpretation. I have never heard this song without a swing feel (intro and first verses). Of course you throw in the familiar swing feel at the end. You have done an outstanding job with it, like it very much. This probably would have been a huge hit in the 50's or early 60's. It sounds amazing. Great job.
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darylcrowley
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/02/02 13:19:40
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Bruce Right on! Thanks. Mark - It was my intention to do this as a ballad, because the song makes more sense to me that way. I was never comfortable with the song and it was often improvised by artists like Sinatra with some " you kooky kid" kind of lines or scat (however I love scat by people who can really do it like Ella... not me. ) But the last verse just HAS to swing, you can't really stop it. And by the last verse it feels ready to swing to the climax. I never could really understand this song until I slowed it down a bit and did it as a ballad, then it sort of compelled me to do it. To me, it makes more sense as a ballad. There are 3 chord structures that make up the 3 verses. I did 1 & 2 and reapeated those for the lead guitar break and repeated verse, then the 3rd verse, for which the chords almost force you to swing. You made a spot-on observation and one I'm surprised wasn't made earlier. I hope it works for you this way. - Daryl
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/02/02 14:40:14
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As one who can almost remember the first time this song was performed(!), I can speak with some authority. This is a great rendition of a timeless classic. Like Kenny, while I do not recall Wes M. playing the original, its so nice to hear he hasn't lost that magic! It's either that, or reincarnation is true! Great performance, Daryl.
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/02/02 21:12:20
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Well done Daryl - killer guitar tone.
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/02/02 21:40:06
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Great stuff Daryl! Stayed true to the original while still adding your own style. Gorgeous tone!!!
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/02/03 03:06:11
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Hey doctor not sure whats going on with me today and he replies haven't you heard its under your skin ! Oh yea doctor I now feel the vibe under my skin ! Very cool Daryle ! Radio
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Re:Jazz classic
2012/02/04 22:35:40
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