Clint: yeah...and that's not even the audiophile version
 
Walt:  on this, all the parts are real band tracks.... I was working up something real quick and didn't have the time to set down and play the guitars or mandolin parts as I normally do.... so I simply kept those parts. It was my intention to replace the guitar parts but that hasn't happened to date.

Wow, it sounded great.  Thanks.

Loved the Mandolin intro, you had me at hello!! :-) 
 
Wow!! Herb, I am amazed at how far you have gotten and how good your playing is these days. And I mean worlds above anything I am playing or recording. Outstanding!! 
 
My only complaint is it was a bit too short. I wanted to hear more!! 
 
Either way, I enjoyed hearing this very much, I'm no mix master but it sounded PERFECT to me on the mix. 
 
Bobby
 

Gee... thanks.... !!!

Wonderful!  Tight and clean and such a pleasing tune.

This is ALL BIAB?  Incredible!  

Well at least you don't have to practice at night on the commode, seat down.; )   Joking aside, this is a nice tune and pretty amazing what you can do  with BIAB these days.  I'm pretty tempted to buy it so I will never have to play rhythm guitar ever again ; )
 
Rik

Oleman...  thanks
 
Janet: yes and no. It was composed in BB but the tracks are from the real band samples.  it's all sampled audio, edited and tweeked.
 
Rik:  it's easy to be lazy, but I do still drag out the 6 strings and play them.
The secret to this (if there is a secret), or any other BB creation is the editing that goes into it and the entire process used. Generally speaking, you can't just take a BB track and use it unedited and expect it to sound "finished"  in the final mix.
Thanks for listening.

+1 for the awesome playing!
 
This is really nice. I like the feel. Well done!!!

This reminded me what a fine quality you have to your vocals.
I missed them.