That's How I'll Remember You NEW Ballad

Nice and smooth,  good job. It sounds like you're micing a cab, you may want to denoise that, or at least put a gate on it to reduce the amp noise.

Hey Daryl,
 
Nice chord changes - particularly in the chorus.  Sometimes, in certain inflections, your voice reminds me of Ricky Nelson -- and then I realized that your guitar reminds me of James Burton -- so, nice job
 
Allan
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Nice one Daryl. You really seem to bang em out.

Now this is the song that will melt any women heart , nice one Daryl !
You must have your own recording studio , every song you record always sounds so clean .

Very cool I like this song - James

Hi Daryl, very nice and soulful. Nice guitar playing and sound.

Rik

Robby - Hmmm I don't hear the noise.  I'm generally pretty careful about making sure there isn't any extraneous noise from my mics.

John - Thanks my friend.

ABull - I've always been a big fan of Ricky, although I've never tried specifically to emulate him.  Thank you!

Mark - Thanks... Yea, I figure you can never go wrong with guitar harmonies

Tim - I feel like I can never run out of songs.  Sometimes it will take me a week to get the first line of lyrics, but once I break the ice, they generally fall together fast.  There is an endless cornicopia of melodies.  I expect my output will at least double once I'm retired, although I'm not trying to rack up numbers of songs, it's just something I enjoy doing a lot.    Thank you.

Lynn - I'm doing a commercial CD this fall just for the fun of it, I'm not looking to make a dime, but that would be cool!  Thanks.

James - I did about $400 in studio foam in my remodeled room and that was huge for the vocals. Good mics and cables are a big help as well.  Also a huge dose of luck, all help to make up for a lack of skill.  Glad you like the sound!

Scotty - Thank you!  Hopefully that means you will buy my CD this fall .  They make great Christmas gifts

Rik  -  That's a great compliment coming from a guitar player of your caliber.  Thank you.


Ben - I agree.  But I had it on a CD collection of my tunes where the more up-tempo tunes where significantly louder, so I pumped it up more to keep it in line with those tunes.  It's a habit I'm trying to break.  Thank you!

Daryl

Lovely stuff Daryl. That chord change on the last line of the hook is perfect. Actually the verse is as 'hooky' as the chorus - neat trick that! I'd love to hear your songs with a real drummer, this is crying out for some sensitive brush/snare work.

Nice and smooth, Daryl!  

Hi Daryl,

+1 to the Ricky Nelson references! Excellent song and vocal/guitar performances.

The cean/chimy guitar part sounds great, as well. Great work!

Thanks all.   I really like Ricky Nelson, but I've never tried to emulate him or James Burton, who really was ahead of his time in phrasing.  A pioneer of modern licks.  But I had not thought this tune to be Ricky like, mostly given the more jazzy chord structure.

James - The chord you were referring to is a Cm7 b5 which is the same thing as an Eb m6

Daryl