Just Think Of Yourself

Hi Freddy
I like this - very raw which suits the topic.
My only crit would be that there's too much of the slap-back delay on the main vocal which (to my ears) makes the lyrics hard to hear.

I LOVE this Freddy, but you know me, I'd like to hear that kick drum thump through a little more. Otherwise the vocal effects I actually dig!!

Good tune - overall enjoyable. My only comment may contrasts with the other comments: I think the bass guitar could come down a bit in the mix. For me, the bass at its current level takes the focus away from the other parts.

This has the Freddy sound to it I agree, the bottom could do with a little more weight and that echo is just a tad to much, but it is a good tune, thanks for sharing. 

Good tunage! You are great at rockabilly!

Nice one Freddy. Over the years you've really developed a style - a bit rock and roll/rockabilly, a bit country, a little quirky - but all your own.

Hi James.  Quirky -----  I have heard that before.  I guess I will have to take ownership of that phrase  :>)  Thanks for listening and for the kind comments.
 
Hi Russ.  I haven't gotten a chance to go back and make changes to this yet (too many distractions).  When I do, I'll be sure to take your comments to heart.  I appreciate your suggestions and thank you for listening.  It has been confirmed --- I must be quirky (lol) :>) 

Freddy ,
 
Well you certainly have your own thing going on musically it is cool ..
 
Every time I have listened to one of your tunes it has a unique Freddy Vibe going on ...
While I was listening I read some of the feedback in your thread  , Yeah it's all valid ...
 
The main thing for me is to honor your creativity and the fact that you are doing your own thing On your own terms.
 
That's what I respect the most ...all the other stuff ain't much of a big thing to deal with
 
all the best ,
 
Kenny

Typical Freddy J.
 
Quirky, delicious and infectious at the same time.
 
That nasty bass keeps it all together IMO.

Just noticed the dust jacket art, or whatever they call it now - funny as heck. 
 
Hey...All your art is eye-catching. Where does it come from?

Hi Lasse.  Thanks for the listen and for your comments.  I am in the process of making some adjustments to this number (see comment below) and have made some tweeks to the drums.  I haven't made any money from my songs but I sure do have a good time making them.  Thanks again.
 
Hi Kenny.  Thank you very much for your kind comments.  Mixing is definitely not my strong suit.  I have learned a tremendous amount since participating on this forum and I appreciate the friendly help that I have received from all those that have commented -- now and the past several years.  I have the most fun trying to mix up the two or three genres that are my favourites and with which I am most comfortable.  Once in a while it might just work.  You might also find, as do I, that every once in a while you have to wander off into a place that is not comfortable and that is fun also.  Thanks again Kenny, I appreciate it. 
 
Hey Scotty.  I am very glad that you liked it and thanks for listening.
 
Thank you Bapu!!  A good rhythmic number is absoflippinlutely nothing if it doesn't have that bass to push it along.  Can I get an Amen!!!!
 
Hey James and thank you very much.  I have been having a heck-uv-a time with trying to correct the vocals (see comments below) but I am trying.  I'll probably have to re-record them.  Thanks for the listen and for commenting.
 
Hi Bob.  The dust jacket art (or whatever it is called) has mostly been obtained from on-line (e.g., google images, creative commons sites, etc.).  I am using Adobe Photoshop Essentials to do the framing, titling, etc. Thanks for listening and commenting.
 
Hi Lynn and thank you for the very kind comments.  I very much appreciate it.  BTW you have really posted a great number --- well done.  I really like it!
 
A Comment From Freddy:
As suggested above, I have made a few tweeks to the drums, balance, etc.  However, I have been driving myself crazy with the vocals.  You all are very good!! I did not catch the delay/echo/reverb on the vocal until I found the working file and isolated the vocal track.  I was pretty sure that I did not add any of this effect and sure enough I did not.  I normally make notes on any major effect that I use and there were none.  I didn't use any VST plug-in effects nor did I use my trusty Boss delay pedal.   Sooo --- I am not sure what is going on.  I have tried several things to get rid of it (e.g., EQ, putting on a delay FX, etc.) and nothing has worked (any ideas would be appreciated). 
 
Soooo -  The only thing that I can think of is to re-record the track.  This is not a big thing except for one annoying problem.  This is allergy season in Florida.  I have a pollen allergy to Oak and every single variety of Oak in the entire Tampa Bay area is loaded with little pollen pods.  It will be a few more weeks before I get my voice back enough that I can try re-recording the vocals.
 
This is a long way of telling you that I am not ignoring your suggestions.  I am just delayed at present.