My battle with the uploader continues. Thanks to Cheryle at TG Support for continuing to look into it.
In the meantime, here's a new collab with myself and D_Dog (Damian). Our take of 'She Talks to Angels' by the Black Crowes. No video from Damian this time, so you're stuck with my mug for the whole song
I had posted a guitar-only version of this a looong time ago, and Damian had asked if I'd like to do a collab back then. I never forgot his request, and I revisited this song when I got more into multi-tracking on the Micro BR. I dropped Damian a p.m. and he was still into it, so we turned this around in a few days.
If you know the original song, you know how hard it is to even come close to Chris Robinson's vocals. Kudos to Damian for doing such a great job. As far as the guitar goes- it's open E tuning.
Re: "She Talks to Angels" by D-Dog and AcousticAl
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 12:34 pm
by Craig
Wow guys, that was just awesome! Great to hear (literally!) from Damian again. Al, your playing continues to impress me. Really wonderful job!
Craig
Re: "She Talks to Angels" by D-Dog and AcousticAl
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 12:38 pm
by suziko
Both of your contributions on this recording are truly excellent. Great playing and amazing vocals. And though it would have been nice to see Damian, I certainly don't mind looking at your mug the whole time, Al!
Suzi
Re: "She Talks to Angels" by D-Dog and AcousticAl
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 12:46 pm
by d_dog
Thanks Al for putting this together. I'm really realizing how flat I was most of the time, ouch! Fun though.
Re: "She Talks to Angels" by D-Dog and AcousticAl
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 12:47 pm
by BobR
Al / Damian,
That was fantastic. It was over the top(literally Al :laugh: ). I thought you both did a incredible job. Cool collaboration and as Craig said great to hear from Damian.
Thanks for sharing
Bob
Re: "She Talks to Angels" by D-Dog and AcousticAl
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 12:52 pm
by Yamaha48
Very very nice! You have a great voice Damian! Listening back always makes you think....hmmm..I could do better, that's a normal thing I guess, still I think we can all hear that you really have a good voice, very nice to listen to, would love to hear more from you!
Great job Al, you guys sound like you're doing an mtv-unplugged show! :cheer:
Re: "She Talks to Angels" by D-Dog and AcousticAl
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 12:53 pm
by d_dog
Craig, Suziko, Bob,
Thank you very much, I couldn't have done it without the awesome backing track by Al. I hope to participate more now in these winter months, I suppose I'm a fowl weather player/singer.
Oh and I'll add a self critique in here as well, boy was I flat in many areas, hahah. Tough song to sing. Maybe I need to view a few of the vocal lessons...
Re: "She Talks to Angels" by D-Dog and AcousticAl
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 12:53 pm
by Chasplaya
Hot damn that was fine! Al you're getting good at this stuff putting collabs together, do you ever work! Did you win the lottery or something...
Damian a fine voice for the song. You mention about being flat, I only picked that in a few places close to the end of the song but it didn't detract at all.
Re: "She Talks to Angels" by D-Dog and AcousticAl
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 1:01 pm
by sbutler
Damian,
That is a tough song to sing and you did it very well.
You too Al, you just keep putting this stuff together, we'll be more than willing to listen.
Scott
Re: "She Talks to Angels" by D-Dog and AcousticAl
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 1:13 pm
by AcousticAl
Thanks for checking it out, everyone!
It is good to get Damian into the recording studio again-- as people are saying, it's been too long since we've heard from him!
Also, with regards to wanting to re-do singing and playing-- There's definitely stuff that I'd change in my guitar parts. Lost the rhythm more than a few times. Missed some of the intro runs etc. But if we waited until it was perfect- we'd never post anything. That's my thinking anyways.
And to answer your question Chas- no, I didn't win the lottery. It's just more easy to record something quickly, as I leave my gear out and set up. (and I try to avoid working whenever possible!)