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I can't really think of anything to say about this song...
Here are the RealTracks..

RealDrums in Song: NashvilleEven8^3-a:Sidestick, HiHat , b:Snare, HiHat Open
RealTracks in song: ~1846:Bass, Electric, CountryBoogieRootFive Sw 140
RealTracks in song: 378:Guitar, Acoustic, Strumming DoubleTime Ev 088 - HalfTime
RealTracks in song: 1718:Guitar, Electric, Rhythm TexasBluesRockStraightBrent Ev 120
RealTracks in song: 1697:Pedal Steel, Rhythm CountryDrivin8ths Ev 150
RealTracks in song: 624:Fiddle, Soloist George Ev 085
RealTracks in song: 1707:Guitar, Electric, Soloist CountryBrent Ev 165

And that's pretty much...

All You Need To Know (<< that's the song, btw)

Comments welcomed

floyd

Floyd,

Fun song - I enjoyed it. Nice job.

Bob

Another fine one Floyd! Clever arrangements of the RealTracks. Thanks

Hi Floyd,

Well that got my toes a-tappin' this blue-sky Sunday morning. What a terrific song. The words complement the music perfectly and flow really well. The lyric content is excellent and very engaging. It was so easy to imagine the whole "sitting in a bar" scenario. The line that stood out most to me was "if you wanna absolutely, positively, truly fall in love". I loved the way it rolled off the tongue and the rhyme between 'absolutely' and 'truly'.

To my mind, this song is as well crafted as they come!

All the best,
Noel

Hi, Floyd !

I enjoyed your tune very much !
I must tell you that I find it
almost incredible how many variations
there seems to be to pick out when writing
and especially performing country tunes !!:)
Thank you for that one Floyd !:)

Cheers
Dani

Another Floyd Jane radio hit. Great instrumental breaks too!

Regards,

Bob

Fantastic stuff, as usual, Floyd

Hi Floyd,

Antwort auf:

Another Floyd Jane radio hit. Great instrumental breaks too!

Absolutely, positively and truly!

Guenter

+1 on everything already said.
The song has that slightly "tongue in cheek" Floyd humour in it that I just love (we have lost the Art of it all in the UK) and those little verbal pauses in the chorus are clever.
Personally I thought the fiddle in the Intro just before you sing a tad up in the Mix.
I noticed that you get the same problem with Outros that I get - everybody goes home and the strumming acoustic carries on playing half a bar or so. Wonder why that happens?
But who cares? Its another great Song from FJ and another for my growing Ipod library.
I play these back in the car through the radio and its a great way to hear them - so many are what I call "Road" Tunes - and this is another.
cheers
Ian

Hey Floyd,

That's a saw dust floor classic. Janice said she can hear Bad Blake (Crazy Heart) doing that number. Gives me a connection to George Strait also. Great band and mix. Sounds like you hired Brent for the session. WAY better than anything I hear on "country" radio.

Bud

Fun song FJ and that's all you need to know...LOL!

Enjoyed it.

Bob - thanks for that...

Peter - Certainly appreciate you taking the time to "drop by and listen". And, as always... THANKS for all of this!!!!!!

Noel - always appreciate the things you have to say. Let's do another!

Dani, Bob, Joanne, Guenter - Thanks for listenin' guys! And for the nice words...

Ian - thanks for all of that. That acoustic guy just doesn't know when to quit, does he... Sometimes I go back and "fix" that, but sometimes I just leave it in because I like the feel of it - sort of a lazy ending and a "..okay... how was that?..."

Bud - appreciate that - I'll have to look up Bad Blake - not a reference I am familiar with...

Josie - always appreciate you "takin' a gander..."

Some you cats on here blow my mind with your writing quality and productiveness, you are one of them!

Another solid effort Floyd, very nice job.

Later,

Radio ready there Floyd! You've definitely got it!