A new tune I've been working on for a while... 
 
please excuse the double negative in the title...
I have a license for that...  
I appreciate any and all feedback...  
 
New mix... 9-27-12
shortened song by cutting 8 bars from the 1st chorus...
added automation swells to the B-3
overhauled transition into double-time part
rerecorded some new guitar licks
re-sang part of 1st verse
fixed horn parts
totally re-mixed...

Ain't never Goin' Back
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_music.cfm?bandID=769187
 
on SoundCloud
http://soundcloud.com/franktanton/aint-never-goin-back-1

dude this is very cool. ya know, your blues style is very reminiscent of Freddy King...i worshipped that dude growing up... he was one of the first to put 'rock' into the blues imo. 

great tune. 

I would consider swelling that hammond which would give it some more depth. I can hear you riding the leslie and using your brake. If it needs work, it doesn't need much. It sounds like you're panning it around too? Which is pretty cool, it it could just be that you have multiple outputs for different parts of the keyboard.
 
This was pretty good.

The Band19


I would consider swelling that hammond which would give it some more depth. I can hear you riding the leslie and using your brake. If it needs work, it doesn't need much. It sounds like you're panning it around too? Which is pretty cool, it it could just be that you have multiple outputs for different parts of the keyboard.

Organ Swells... under the right circumstances, that's a great idea... Thanks Robby...

ABeautifulVirus


dude this is very cool. ya know, your blues style is very reminiscent of Freddy King...i worshipped that dude growing up... he was one of the first to put 'rock' into the blues imo. 

great tune. 

Dude... don't call me dude... 
 
jus' kidding...
 
Thanks Daren... I'm still a huge fan of Freddie King...
 

hi frank well done everything sounds good to me nice chops on guitar thanks eric

I'm a Freddy King fan, too, and I had the pleasure of seeing him live at Memorial Hall in KC,KS. in the early 70's.  Your voice and guitar would have been at home on that stage.  I feel no need to offer suggestions because I know you'll have already thought of them.  I'm looking forward to hear this progress.

notnat

The Band19


I would consider swelling that hammond which would give it some more depth. I can hear you riding the leslie and using your brake. If it needs work, it doesn't need much. It sounds like you're panning it around too? Which is pretty cool, it it could just be that you have multiple outputs for different parts of the keyboard.

Organ Swells... under the right circumstances, that's a great idea... Thanks Robby...

LOL! I have a bad influence on this forum...

I blame myself...

eric paul


hi frank well done everything sounds good to me nice chops on guitar thanks eric

Thanks again Eric... Your latest tune is very impressive...