Pugtones Flashback SHADES OF TWILIGHT

This is the first song Mark Cline and I wrote together.  It's still one of my favs.  Bill Davies did all the keys and, well you know what he does.  Mark sent the music after we had worked on "Missing Person".  I started in one direction and then got Bill's phenomenal tracks.  I totally changed what I was writing then.  Just shows to go ya, different musical collabs can change your whole direction on a tune.  This was done in May of 2009.  Since we are in the middle of a new song right now SO I thought maybe I'd give the new guys a bit of Pugtones history.  I really hope you like it.  It's done so it won't be remixed but any suggestions are always requested and might help us on another tune. 
http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=7639814   SHADES OF TWILIGHT
 
Bill Davies- Keys and all things pretty
Mark Cline- Music, guitars, percussion
Warren Willingham- Lyrics, vocals, bass

What a beautiful production... I do remember this from quite a while back, but it still sounds fresh and awesome... great performances guys... thanks for bringing this one back W...

There's 60 Hz hum in the silence before it starts you could easily remove. 
Nice crispy sound, great job on the acoustic guitars. 

Warren, this is one of my favorites of yours.  This is good songwriting and performance all the way.  If this were food there would be no leftovers because it's so tasty.  You'll have to excuse me now, I made myself hungry.

Wow, I'd forgotten about this tune.

I wrote the music to this one in 2009 - a very emotional year for me. After 26 years of marriage, my wife and I separated in January of that year. (FYI - it didn't last - we got back together in November of that same year and are very happy and are getting ready to celebrate our thirtieth anniversary.)

Anyway, I had just finished mixing and mastering Missing Person. I don't know if Warren realizes this, but that was one of the most difficult things I've ever done. The lyrics of that tune were heartbreaking - I was an emotional mess trying to finish my work on that tune - it was just too close to my real life at that time.

Within a couple of days of that I wrote the music to this one - I must say, I was in a fairly strange frame of mind at that time. It would be impossible for me to write something like this today - I'm just not in that frame of mind any more.

Thanks Warren for posting this - I had forgotten. And it remids me just how much my life has changed in the past three years.

Life is good.

Hi, Warren,
 
I remember this great song from when you guys originally posted it, and it still sounds fantastic!
 
You, Mark, and Bill did a killer job on this, and the performances and production are all top notch, thanks for reposting it.
 
Have a great weekend, buddy!
Bob