Please Come Home for Valentines!

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2012/01/28 15:52:18 (permalink)

Please Come Home for Valentines!

I started working on this song about six months ago with the personal goal to post it before Christmas.  Well if you don't already know this,  Christmas has come and gone.
 
I had some help on this one from Mark and Warren and a special vocal contribution from my 7 year old daughter.  Hope you like it.
 
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    Re:Please Come Home for Valentines! 2012/01/28 16:24:59 (permalink)
    Very creative.  I was laughing every time that happened.  I was laughing because it was such an original idea.  Great idea and your daughter really delivered.  You really got your vocals spot on, Rich.  Man, I love this tune, Christmas or Valentines.  I lost the Presidents Day on the first listen.  Tell her the band said she did a wonderful job!

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    Re:Please Come Home for Valentines! 2012/01/28 18:33:05 (permalink)
    LOL.  If that's not your daughter then you're sucking on too many balloons.  Nice job.

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    Re:Please Come Home for Valentines! 2012/01/28 18:42:42 (permalink)
    Hmmm.... those first four notes were a complete give away, though. It was very enjoyable to hear your daughter on this one!! Great tune! Great singing and production. Nice guitar tone as well.

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    Re:Please Come Home for Valentines! 2012/01/28 19:57:14 (permalink)
    haha!  that's great, Rich!!!  I love it!!!

    kudos to Mark & Warren, too!  good stuff! 

    this is very cool!!!!

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    Re:Please Come Home for Valentines! 2012/01/28 21:15:14 (permalink)
    Sam Cooke lives again   Very cute.  This is one you wll play 40 years from now.  Nice recording, well mixed.  Good vocals, from both of you.

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    Re:Please Come Home for Valentines! 2012/01/29 15:51:44 (permalink)
    Thanks to everyone for the comments. 
     
    I crack up laughing every time I listen.  Don't let my silly edits diminish our attempt on a classic song.  Unfortunately, I had some personal baggage that prevented me from finishing the song on time.  I didn't want to wait 12 months to post so I took the liberty to personalize it for valentines.  Warren did an awesome job on the Bass part and Mark's guitar tone on the solo was exactly the flavor I wanted for the piece.
     
    At least our real attempt is ready for Christmas 2012!
     
    Rich
    post edited by Psalmist35 - 2012/01/29 15:55:37

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    Re:Please Come Home for Valentines! 2012/01/29 18:56:19 (permalink)
    very cool and imaginative. 



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    Re:Please Come Home for Valentines! 2012/01/29 19:07:19 (permalink)
    Just say you have the first Christmas 2012 song on the forum! :) This is great! Great mix and your vocals shine in this one. Great idea to get your daughter to help--she's great too! :)
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    Re:Please Come Home for Valentines! 2012/01/30 10:00:21 (permalink)
    (grin;-)
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    Re:Please Come Home for Valentines! 2012/01/30 12:01:27 (permalink)
    Rich, this really turned out great - makes me smile (and laugh). Thanks for including me - keep them coming.

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    Re:Please Come Home for Valentines! 2012/01/30 15:41:03 (permalink)
    Cuter 'n hell!

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    Re:Please Come Home for Valentines! 2012/01/30 15:45:45 (permalink)
    Loved it. Especially your daughter's contributions.

    Reminds me of the year my son wrote us all a Christams song. Same song but each person had their own slot ion lines like "Merry Christmas <Mom|Dad|Sis|Brother|Uncle|Aunt|Grandma|Grandpa> <-replace with names"
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    Re:Please Come Home for Valentines! 2012/01/30 18:44:59 (permalink)
    Great job Rich, love the additions from your daughter. Awesome soulful job on the main vox. Great voice. Instruments and mix were spot on as well.

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