This was a fun listen by all means gents!

You've got me humming that bass line Ed!!

Geeezz..can't remember the last time I heard this song, but it's like finding something valuable in an old trunk.

You guys made me smile with this one!

Larry

@mcourter - thanks for the kudos and listen. Phil and Paul did not pay at the same time. Just used bits from each.

@Tap, @CLEAN  - thanks for listening. glad you liked it

@Grant - we could not have done this without you. I've grown to like the harp. Someday I might just love it.

@Frank - we inspired you to play the song again? Fantastic!

@paulo - there are over 200 recorded versions of this song and you never heard it? We're honored that we were your first.

@Mark - thanks glad you liked it. 

@The Bouy - thanks for the honesty. I'm still asking "What were we thinking?"

@Mr. Straummy - I figured you'd never egg on your own. It had to be an older boy.

@Phillip - glad you liked it. Just to be clear, this is not a CHB song. It just happens to have three CHB members on it but that was purely coincidental.

@Larry - got you hummin the bass line, huh? I gotta tell you it was Phil's rhythym guitar that inspired that line. The first word that came to my mind was "slinky" and I tried to convey that in the bass line. Thanks so much. Keep humming....

@mesh - thanks for listening  

I enjoyed that gents!

Almost a swamp rock feel to it. Nicely done.

Very nicely done.   I had my foot tapping from the first.

I don't think I heard any little things at all :)

Beagle


wow.  that was excellent!  the mix was solid!  playing was great by all involved - vox were really good phil.

this is the best mix I've heard from you, Ed.  really, really good work.

Bravo all!

Thanks Reece. I hope you're not just saying that cuz I told you the check is in the mail*?
















You may have misunderstood since I said in the mall (that's how y'all say mail in Tejas, right?).

That was a ton o' fun. Loved the clav, Phil. 

Great lead, excellent touch, OhG.
I even liked the bass.

Hey, Guys,
 
Wow, amazing job on this very cool cover!
 
Dynamite performances by all four of you, and you've got a nice clean, wide, pro sounding mix to boot.  You can tell from the song itself that you guys had a real blast doing this. 
 
Excellent work, gentlemen, have a good one!
Bob

philz



Reece- PM Strummy... he has a 'special' on Arks and Subs (just watch out for the exchnage rates if he wants to funnel it thru Buoy Enterprises, LTD).

 
I'm on it Phil
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Here you go Beag, Bapsus is really pleased with his new toys....
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Beagle


oh man!  And how much did baps pay for those?  only $1000 USD????


WHAT A BARGAIN!!!

Notice the balanced pairs on the arck.


The sub is hefty too.

Bub- Thanks for dropping by for a listen.  Glad you enjoyed.

While reading thru the comments others made just made the player do it's thing three times ....one right after the other.........

and I did not mind one bit........This is nice and smooth and i could listen all night.........but then I would never get to work!!!!!'

nice job gentlemen.
Clifford

Nice!  Great job on everything.

 Big thanks to everyone for the kind words. Sure was an honor to once again play with these guys always great playing with Bapu, if I had my choice of any bass players on the planet, I would stick with the one I have. This was my first project with Phil, he is a humble guitarist, but I agree with Bapu, that awesome slinky tone he used for that rhythm and tasteful keys really raised the bar on this. Outstanding job on all you two. Big thanks to everyone.
 

Great work guys, very nice production as well!

Hey rhyno,

Thanks for the listen and the comments.

Yes, we had a blast doing this song. Phil brought it up and thought "How? Why?" but when I heard his rhythm guitar I thought "Slinky, that's how." and that is what gave me the idea for the bass line. Once again I have give Danny Danzi kudos for being my spiritual guide for the mixing. He's the man for sure.

The bass was my American Fender P-Bass through my UA LA-610 premap. I only use the Alembic F2-B for my Alembic Bass. If you want to hear that recorded you can check that out HERE. The Alembic (and the preamp) is used throughout except in the first breakdown (no drums) and the acoustic section.


Thanks again. Stay tuned; we have another (somewhat) seminal cover tune planned.