Malcolmb, thank you very much for the high praise.  Over the years, I've listened to a lot of Clapton and have absorbed a few things, but he still reigns supreme with me.  You're too kind.

Lynn,

great song.  As others have pointed out, sounds somewhat like later Cream.

The sustain of the guitar does make the soundfield tilt to the right.  One of my tricks is to move such a sound toward the center when the vocals aren't filling that spot.  I justify it by noting that guitarists often step to center stage during their live fills.  Obviously they don't have robot amps that follow them (esp. Cream - that would be one bigass robot), but the illusion works.

Great song.

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AT, thanks for listening to my song and taking the time to respond.  I seriously thought about centering the guitar in places, but on occasion, I like a little asymmetry.

Lynn, Your versatility is showing also. Very nice song with lots of interesting things going on throughout. Good vocal and lyrics on this piece. Does tell a story.

Peace be with you. Blessings, John

Hi Lynn ! Haven't been around much because I have been working with my new Guitar but today I had to checkout your song and I like it .
Sounds really cool , great sound and vocals as always !

Cheers- James

John, thank you for listening and responding.  Peace be with you, as  well!

James, thanks for your time and kind words.  Good luck with your new drums-I look forward to hearing more from you.

Really good man I hate sonar 7 & 8 because it always crash on me.

Lynn


AT, thanks for listening to my song and taking the time to respond.  I seriously thought about centering the guitar in places, but on occasion, I like a little asymmetry.

Don't we all ;-)

great song and arrangement.. good vocals and playing... sounds nice

Makke, thank you for your kind words.  It's good to hear from you.