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The first two are new today. Looney Tune a spoof on Canadian money and Last Train To Muncton in memory of my dad who was a steam locomotive engineer in the days when a haunting steam whistle would send chills down your spine.

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=1209254&content=music

All RTs with Brent Mason picking my chord progression.

Critiques invited, as always.

Thanks,

Don

Hey cowboy, got a page not found with that link.
Not sure if it's on your end or mine where the trouble is.

Tim

Timothy (great Oyrish name, btw), it just now worked fer'me! What hand are'ya be holdin' yer pint in? May make a difference. And quit usin' that pop-out flagon holder!

OK, decided to give the link another try and it worked.

Dam! I sure wish I could play guitar like good ol Brent.
Good job Don, like both tunes.

Hey Don, it'd be cool to add a steam locomotive sound effect at the end of Last Train To Moncton.mp3 using the loop feature of BIAb.
I think I've got a few mp3 files with train sounds around here somewhere if you want them?

Tim

What is a Critique some kind of really old critter,lol Sounds great to me Don! A real toe tapper!

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Timothy (great Oyrish name, btw), it just now worked fer'me! What hand are'ya be holdin' yer pint in? May make a difference. And quit usin' that pop-out flagon holder!

Hell it was probably that Enema thing you was playin' around with on the other forum that caused the problem.
so I'm sure it was at your end. LOL.

Tim

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Hey Don, it'd be cool to add a steam locomotive sound effect at the end of Last Train To Moncton.mp3 using the loop feature of BIAb.
I think I've got a few mp3 files with train sounds around here somewhere if you want them?

Tim

Timothy (now there is an Oyrish noyme if ever y'heard one), consider that a done deal, I have the sound effects tho, thanks anyway.

Hey Don,

I just listened to Looney Tunes - some mighty fine picking there.

The song reminded me of my day today. LOL! Enjoyed it.

Wow, you folks have pushed Looney Tune up to #4 in sub genre Bluegrass in one day! Thank you so much.

It's about time you got some more songs posted on here. Good work. You really know how to do things with BIAB and make the most of your efforts.

Val

Val,

Thank you so much. Nurse Amy was just here harvesting the potato crop out of my ears and I can hear again! She said: "Howdy, Val!" but she speaks Oklahoman, you probably wouldn't understand her. I could really relate to Beethoven. I lose my hearing about once a week but she's been harvesting every Friday.

Now, young lady, when are we going to hear your new keyboard controller and more of your tunes.

Your care package finally left yesterday - long story...

Incidentally, a friend recently worked with Jacob Dylan (Wallflowers) and my name came up in conversion and Jacob said his dad remembers me very fondly. Couldn't get my Stetson off with a jackhammer all day yesterday.

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Hey Don,

I just listened to Looney Tunes - some mighty fine picking there.

The song reminded me of my day today. LOL! Enjoyed it.

Josie (another fine Oyrish name, btw), thank you, kiddo. All seriousness aside, you and Bob's compliments mean so much to this tired ole Irishman! Makes we wanna get back at it but I think that my ears need a break. I fear that I have a severe case of "Musical Genius Cramp!" Just you wait till the release of the forthcoming Dylan/Gaynor collaboration CD. Everybody knows about it except Mr. Zimmerman. LOL! BTW, you and your Bob are scheduled to do eight songs. Are you kids ready for prime time? Snicker. I guess stranger things have happened but I can't name a single incident. Chuckling up my sleeve.

Thanks for correcting how Looney is spelt. I was squinting at cursive through happy tears. See why I need you?