Hi All,

Here's a new song about some modern day anxieties - LOL! This is called Little Bird You're So Fly.

All BIAB Tracks:
Style: THICKET.STY
1434: Bass, Electric, JazzFunkPoppy Ev16 110
691: Guitar, Acoustic, Strumming AcRockBright Ev 120
1119: Guitar, Acoustic, 12-String Strumming Ev 120
2445: Guitar, Baritone Electric, Background (Custom FX)
RealDrums: NashvilleEven a:Snare, HiHat Ev16
Nectar Patch: Folk Reinforcement
Recorded and mixed in GarageBand

Thanks for listening!

Bob

Love the intro and the title made me chuckle.

What did you do to the bass at 2:06? It pops more here. In a good way.

solid write and the chorus works really well.

You just have to love that baritone guitar

Great song!

Very cool intro. Guitar was excellent. Super vocal and lyric.

Very nice, Bob! I like the tremolo guitar. Nice mix. Nice lyrics, as always!

Steve

A joy to listen to

the baritone with tremolo sits beautifully in the mix

nice write

Kenny

Bob

A nicely written and performed song. Caught bit of Dylan in the bass and acoustic.

Good stuff.

Peter

Lawrence,

Thanks. Good ear - I pumped the volume on the bass a bit to give it some additional push.

Bob

Scott,

Much appreciated - thanks.

Bob

Yeah! You had me hooked right from the intro with that tremolo guitar, such a great sound!
Good song, enjoyed the listen!

Another great one Bob. You have such a distinct artistic sound.

There are a lot of memorable hooks int his song, especially those guitar parts.

Excellent use of effects--but not overuse. Well done!

Really enjoyed this, Bob.

It has a nice "pop-y, peppy rhythm" to it that works well. Catchy. A good vehicle for your thoughtful lyrics.

Nice instrumentation. Good mix. I really like your vocal in this - it has a little bit different sound than anything previous... a clarity and "presence" - excellent.

floyd

Steve,

Thanks so much!

Bob

Bob,

You have really crafted a distinctive and very cool sound in your productions. This one has a terrific groove with nice pop hooks and interesting lyrics.
Very enjoyable!

Robert

Kenny,

Thank you!

Bob

Enjoyed this- especially the tremelo guitar... is that an BIAB track?

Peter,

I appreciate that - thanks.

Bob

I completely agree with Scott.

Excellent song.

Two thumbs up.

Dave,

Thanks for listening and commenting - much appreciated.

Bob

Bob, I also smiled at the title. Your voice sounds great on this one. The tremolo infused baritone guitar works like a charm. Good arrangement and mix. I really enjoyed the feel of this. Tom

David,

That's very kind of you - thanks.

Bob

Floyd,

Thanks! Much appreciated.

Bob

Great baritone guitar, did not know that one

Hey Bob,

Very cool. I enjoyed it a lot... Well except for that baritone tremolo guitar! What were you thinking there? HaHaHa

Great Job!

Greg

Robert,

Thanks very much!

Bob

Thanks. Yes the baritone guitar is indeed a BIAB track.

Bob

This is a really creative and effective mix of RT's. That, the write and the performance with the aforementioned effects all add up to a most enjoyable listen. Like everybody we thought the baritone guitar worked big time.

Enjoyed it!

J&B

Tom,

That's very kind - thanks.

Bob

Hi Bob.
Found the whole song fresh and interesting.
Held my attention from the very start/title. Cheers.

Hi Bob,

Like everyone else, we were immediately hooked by the baritone guitar. It's not a sing in which we expect to hear it - but it works! Wish the bass line was just a bit more up front. But, this is a cool song from you. We liked it - more than a little bit! best t you,

Alan & Di

Nice one Bob (Dylan), Good lyrics

Hi Bob,

It's a great arrangement that you have put together here... very inventive. The baritone guitar is an excellent choice. I also found it interesting how you used the word "fly". I've never come across it in this sense before.

Here in Australia (at least, my part of Australia), 'fly' is used either as a noun (as in 'the fly buzzed around') or a verb (as in 'he set out to fly around the world') but not as an adjective in the way that your title uses the word. That led me on a bit of a journey. When I consulted the complete Oxford dictionary, I discovered that 'fly' (the adjective) has been around since the early 1800s and means nimble, clever, dexterous, etc. Now I understand!

Thanks for the lesson

All the best,
Noel

Mario,

Thanks very much.

Bob

Thanks Will!

Bob

Greg,

LOL! Thanks so much.

Bob

Janice & Bud,

Appreciate the kind words - thanks!

Bob

Rich,

Thanks - much appreciated.

Bob

Alan & Di,

Much appreciated - thanks.

Bob

This is a great tune, Bob! Feels trite to single out that baritone guitar again but it's really phenomenal. Definitely not something I would've expected to hear but it gives the whole tune a dusty, Neil Young-ish feel -- perfect backdrop for your excellent lyric write.

Thanks so much!

Bob

Noel,

That's very kind - I appreciate the very thoughtful review.

Bob

Will,

Thanks very much. Agree, the baritone guitar is a great RT - so versatile.

Bob

Agreed! Very nice!! This would be great in a film noir soundtrack. Very cool!! Take care. Greg

Greg,

Thanks so much.

Bob

Bob, I like the sound of this one. Vocal is great and vibrato guitar really makes this work. Torrey

Torrey,

Thanks! Much appreciated.

Bob

Cool song Bob!
Love the baritone.
Anne-Marie

Anne-Marie,

Thanks so much.

Bob

Excellent song. Super background and original chorus melody.
Well mixed and performed.

Sergio

Hi, Bob !


You are a master when it
comes to write original
songs ! I liked this one
and maybe especially the
baritone guitar (if it was
one ?)

Cheers
Dani

Sergio,

Thanks very much.

Bob

Dani,

That's very kind - thanks. Yes, that is a baritone RT.

Bob

Really enjoyed the lyrics in this one Bob.

I could sense a bit of Dylan actually.

Very good.

VideoTrack,

Much appreciated - thanks!

Bob

I really enjoyed this. Vocals were spot on.

Enjoyed my listen.


Charlie

Charlie,

Thank you - appreciate the kind words.

Bob