My Danish friend asked my to record this song for her wedding.
https://soundcloud.com/dan-barnes/amazed
 

Tastefully done.

Nice Dan. If you wrote and sung it, your voice fits your style well. Not my favorite genre but you did a great job (and I probably need to listen again to the recording because the first time I was focused on the songwriting and your voice!). 

Great work Dan, I do like your voice, it's the standout in the song for me.

Great stuff Dan - tastefully done

Well done Dan! Instrumentation is very well done and mixed. Your voice does work well with this song. My only crit (and a slight one it is), is that I would like more "air" on your voice. That's it.
 
Regards,
Dan
 

Thanks.
 
This is a song by a group called Lone Star.  It was a special request of one of the brides.  I hadn't heard of them or the song.  This is the third recording I have made that I didn't do the backing tracks.  I purchased these for the ridiculous price of $.99.  Hell, I would have paid twice that (heh, heh) to get out of a week's work playing, programming and mixing that and may not have ended up with as good a result.
 
So, anyway, thanks for listening.
 
Oh, dcumpian, on you comment, I sang through a Shure Beta 58 covered with a black cotton sock.  I hate pop screens... Maybe that's why it needs air... although the sock was clean... ;o)  The only other microphones I have are a 57 and a Studio Project C1, which is a Chinese large diaphragm mic.  I could probably get an "airier" sound with it, but I never liked it.  It's just not suited to my voice.

Dan, if I ever got remarried, you could sure sing a song for me.  I think one of your greatest gifts is phrasing (as well as great vocal texture), and that is a talent that's sometimes missing by others.  You make a 58 sound good, but try white and argyle socks, as well.

Lynn
Dan, if I ever got remarried, you could sure sing a song for me.  I think one of your greatest gifts is phrasing (as well as great vocal texture), and that is a talent that's sometimes missing by others.  You make a 58 sound good, but try white and argyle socks, as well.

 
Thanks, but white argyle tends to brighten the highs and accentuate silibance.  ;o)