*Version 4 - uploaded 10/6/17* (fixed some vocals - timing and pitch)
Another loose, garage band sounding tune about finding happy memories on the open road.  A song about old friends and old girlfriends.
Featuring my first recording using the new Superior Drummer 3, as well as the latest Hammond B3 emulator GGAudio's Blue3.

Not one of my best songs, but it is what it is.  It won't be winning any awards, but it speaks from the heart.
"Mile After Mile"  (scroll down the song page for the lyrics)
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Mix sounds reasonable here, the kick seems to get a little lost in places but.... you sound as if you enjoyed doing it.

Nice one Leee.
 
Has a TP vibe.

Thanks for the compliments and the constructive advice, it's much appreciated!

Well, what this lacks in finesse, perhaps, it makes up for in raw emotion.  It sounds like it was done after hours in a bar late one night once everyone's had a belt or two.  Yet, it's captivating and satisfying at the same time.

Lynn
Well, what this lacks in finesse, perhaps, it makes up for in raw emotion.  It sounds like it was done after hours in a bar late one night once everyone's had a belt or two.  Yet, it's captivating and satisfying at the same time.

Thanks, that's pretty much what I was going for.  I'm a big fan of CCR. Neil Young, Grateful Dead, Dylan, and other musicians that put rawness and emotion over perfection in their music. 

Wookiee
Mix sounds reasonable here, the kick seems to get a little lost in places but.... you sound as if you enjoyed doing it.

I just uploaded version 2, which brings the kick drum up a little in the mix.  I think it mixes with the bass better.

Another updated version (4) - Uploaded on 10/6/17
Corrected some vocal timing and pitch.

Sounds good here.  SD 3 drums sound convincing to me.  Still haven't bought SD 3 , soon...  Yes, I hear a little Dylan vocal delivery.  Love the B3.  Push On is a good tune too.

That sounds better