"Squire/Micro cube"  That must be one of those newfangled square, pointy things I've heard so very little about...  actually it's was a '51 Nocaster, through a '66 Bassman...  "


I'm really sorry you can't afford to get something new Frank. It breaks my heart that you have to settle for these antiques.  There's not much that sounds better than a Fender Squire through a Roland Microcube. Well, geese farts on a muggy day "maybe?" But that's about it, nothing else.  Mmmmmm Canadian Geese Farts... Hey! I just got an idea for a new song! (Please do not try to steel it, I don't have the copyright yet.)

This is my fav again.

hi frank great production i agree with all the comments here top notch buddy always you have that vintage sound guitar playing always tasty thanks for sharing eric

Hey Frank, really cool and great production.  The drums sound killer.  I also like the delay used on the vox.  The guitar licks were really neat, I commented on Soundcloud.  Awesome job all around, thanks for posting this!

Yes... As Triumph the insult comic dog would say? Thanks for giving me something TO POOP ON! (once I get much better than I am.) MUCH better than I am...

Thanks for listening Dan...
 
Herb... Thanks again...

Robby... I promise I won't steal that one...
 
 Thanks Tim... you da man...
 
Thanks again Eric...
 
Thanks Mike... The guitar and DW Kit were played by Dave Adkins...  I do believe Dave could make any old collection of tubs sound good... he's also a world class guitar/piano player... it's always a pleasure producing a session with one-take Dave...

Hey Frank
Very nice work!!!
The only thing I noticed was very few but a couple spots with the guitar licks (the small embelishments) were a tad light in spots. I love them in southern rock and I wanted to here 'em just a little louder. (This is a personal taste )

Keep 'em comin-Like your style

Frank, great song :). I partied like a rich man.. nice hook. It's always nice when you can colloborate with someone instead of going it solo.

Ha, lyrics I can relate to.  This is HOT!  I'll bet this flies high at a live performance!   Great mix and I love the way it starts.  The one note comes in and then the guitar on both sides. " Not livin' a storybook life but one hell of a song", buddy these lyrics relate a big chunck of my life.  LOVE IT!  Oh, my favorite mix of yours for awhile.

digi2ns


Hey Frank
Very nice work!!!
The only thing I noticed was very few but a couple spots with the guitar licks (the small embelishments) were a tad light in spots. I love them in southern rock and I wanted to here 'em just a little louder. (This is a personal taste )

Keep 'em comin-Like your style

Thank You Mike... I appreciate your comments... If you could be more specific and note the time marker, I'll add some automation and fix those "embellishments"... I always worry about stepping on the vocal... but I hate to bury a hotlick too...