Hi All,

I've been feeling a little trippy… LOL!

Here's a new song - this is called Julie Sunshine ('69 Flower Power Mix).

All BIAB Tracks:
Style: FOLKRKG.STY
701: Bass, Electric, PopHalfNotes Ev 085
689: Organ, B3, Background Pop Ev 085
896: Guitar, 12-String Acoustic, Rhythm FolkRock Ev 100
798: Guitar, Electric, Rhythm, Ev 090
1530: Guitar, Electric, Soloist, PopPower Ev 120
Drums: RealDrums in Style NashvilleEven8

Recorded & Mixed in GarageBand
Nectar Rock Patch: 1969

Thanks for listening!

Bob

Bob,
An enjoyable trip into psychedelia with a really catchy chorus.
You`ve done well to capture the sound with just a few instruments- is that a phased 12-string at the beginning?
Cosmic splendor indeed!

Robert

100% genuine '69 Groovy!!

Loved it!

Electric lead is awesome. Is that you?

Loved this tune Bob. Took me back in time. Excellent vocal and lyric

I concur!! This was my era, and still is. You've captured a great vibe here. Nice FX. Great job Bob!! Take care. Greg

Hi Bob. Liked the groove in this one and the melody.
Don't know why but I thought she was going to crash the car and go up in flames.
Oh well. Keep them coming. Cheers.

Bob

That was nice - Monkees? (reminds me of something from their new album).
Great title - perfect accompaniment for the lyric.

Peter

Enjoyed listening.

Robert,

Thanks!

Yes, that is a 12-string acoustic RT run through a phaser effect. I did the same with the bass.

Bob

"I’ll try hard to remember
Your cosmic splendor"

Nice line!

You captured the late 60s groove pretty good I think. Enjoyed the listen!

I really liked the 12 string effect -- It was that extra something that set the song's uniqueness and a great precursor to the electric lead.

Enjoyed it a lot.

Charlie

David,

Thanks very much.

That electric lead is an RT - I layered it in places to get that sound, but it's all BIAB!

Bob

Scott,

Much appreciated.

Bob

Greg,

Thank you! Much appreciated.

Bob

Rich,

LOL! Thanks. Much appreciated.

Bob

Bob,

Nice trip into the past. Good job of making everything about this feel and sound like '69 (We watch the Janis Joplin movie yesterday... so were already in the SF groove ).

Good mix. Good vocal. Good mix. Groovy.

fj

Bob, this did capture a late 60's sound(and yes remember those days) . For me the sound of the acoustic guitar definitely nailed it. Good work! Torrey

Peter,

Thanks very much. The same era as the Monkees - I have the new album and it's great.

Bob

Julie Sunshine
Makes a peace sign
She’s singing the Stone Poneys
She’s in the groove

Great first verse, sets up everything in this song so well!
(mentioning the Stone Poneys in a song, love it)
love the overall sound, that wash of instruments, nice lead guitar
strong write and performance

Kenny

Thanks Marty!

Bob

Dave,

Much appreciated - thanks.

Bob

Charlie,

Thanks very much.

Bob

Floyd,

Very appreciated - thanks.

Bob

What they all said. Waaaaaaaaaay cool! And dittos on the Stone Poneys. Love it all. The drum entry was very effective as were the vocals and solos.

J&B

Torrey,

Thanks - I appreciated that.

Bob

I'm calling the inspiration Nico's "Femme Fatale," am I right?

Femme Fatale

Bob, when I said Lou, I was thinking of Lou Reed's "Sweet Jane."
Sweet Jane
(Perfected, no doubt, in Needle Park, NYC

Boy, did these guys rack up some critical acclaim on the QT circuit.
(There are better videos of this, but not with the same "authenticity."

Warhol Video

Janice & Bud,

Thanks so much. As a part-time resident of Woodstock, NY, I love the pic you posted.

Bob

Ed,

Thanks - much appreciated. Too many influences to name. I would say all of those and more...

Bob