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Here is the second one for tonight. It was midnight or 12:01AM Sunday morning to be exact based on the time stamp on this recording. Needless to say it was a long day. A bit of rum with a side of a bit more. As you’ll hear, my fingers were trashed at this point of the evening. I was all over the place in this song. I didn’t get the intro right and I just plain got absorbed in the song that while everyone else ended when they were supposed to I decided to play another verse and chorus looking around to what happened to the band. With all this said this was one of the most fun songs to play during our time here for me. I really enjoyed this. This was our first take as a recording. We did a bit of rehearsing beforehand though. Can you believe a French Canadian from Montreal would just shine on the vocals?!?!?!? When Pierre started to sing this we all just looked at him and our jaws dropped. What a great job he did on this song. Of course Tammy was her usual great self. I’m the clown that had to be the third voice in the chorus. Al is busy tweaking the audio in real time and did a fantastic job bringing out the best in the group.

MarkM








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That was just fun to watch. I have a huge smile on face now. Great job with the lead singing, Pierre.




Bill

This s really a GREAT JOB..AND A LOT OF FUN..



ps Pierre,,you are way to go on the singin,,super..

My cosmic friend Pierre! great job on the singing mate, certainly not an easy tune. Tam was great as usual. As long as you guys keep putting these up I'll keep enjoying them. Still very green (with envy...I know I'm always green).

Magnifique Pierre! No stopping you Mark, like a battery advert here you just keep going and going and going...

Bravo team really enjoyed that.

Fun fun fun. Great singing Pierre. Nice touch with the tambourine.

Nice job guys especially on lead vocal Pierre.
I couldn't see a tambourine ... and I couldn't work out how you were playing that without moving your left hand Pierre ... were you just strumming rhythm on muted strings?

I like this one, too (even though I sat it out). We all took occasional breaks throughout the day/night.

Great job on another tune that I don't think was on our original list either. A testament to the solid foundation that Neil and TG is giving all of us as guitar players.

Another great job folks. Lots of fun to watch and I bet just as much fun for you to play!

♫ Ken ♫

MarkM wrote:

Here is the second one for tonight. It was midnight or 12:01AM Sunday morning to be exact based on the time stamp on this recording. Needless to say it was a long day. A bit of rum with a side of a bit more.

For me, a bit of rum with a side of a bit more usually makes the playing better..... :laugh:

That was great. Like everyone else, I think Pierre nailed the lead vocals too. I had to crack up at the beginning when you played the intro and asked if Al could paste that in....... :woohoo: You got it right again, but I know how you feel with some of those little pieces.... Hard to play the same twice in a row. Excellent job by all of you. I think Tony's green disease is spreading, cause the envy is thick here at my location...

J