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Posted By: 90 dB Don Quixote - 01/15/14 04:50 PM
A tender love ballad about the Man from La Mancha.



http://90dbband.bandcamp.com/track/don-quixote



Don Quixote

©2014 Robert Randall Burke/BMI



Don Quixote had a farm
EIEIO
Old Sancho at his arm
Everywhere he'd go
Headed off on his great quest
To fight the foreign foe
Tilting at the windmills in a row.


Dulcinea waiting there
In the castle keep
He saw her everywhere
Even in his sleep.


All the people of the town
Say that he's insane
But truly, he's the greatest knight in Spain.







Song Summary *************
Title: Don Quixote
File:Don Quixote.SGU
Key=C , Tempo 120, Length (m:s)=3:00
No intro. 86 bar chorus, from bar 1 to bar 86. Repeat x1 chorus
No Melody
No Soloist track.
Song is saved with Volume, Pan, Reverb, Chorus, Bank0,
Song is saved with bar changes for RealDrums Changes,
Style is _DIXIMED.STY (Dixieland Medium Rh.Sect [110RS])

RealTracks in style: ~1792:Tuba, DixielandMedium Sw 110
RealTracks in style: ~1791:Piano, Acoustic, Rhythm DixielandMedium Sw 110
RealTracks in style: ~1795:Guitar, Acoustic, Rhythm DixielandMedium Sw 110
RealTracks in style: ~1788:Banjo, Tenor, Rhythm DixielandMediumA-B Sw 110
RealDrums in style: Dixieland^6-a:HiHat 2 Feel, b:Ride & Cross-stick
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Posted By: Scott C Re: Don Quixote - 01/15/14 07:56 PM
What a cool song. Had a little ragtime feel. Loved your lyrics. Well sung and well played...
Posted By: Al-David Re: Don Quixote - 01/15/14 08:44 PM
Hi Bob...

What a fabulous song! A new genre...Pop-Dixieland? Ha! Great use of BIAB and loved the lyric. One thought crossed my mind as I was listen...maybe cut back just a wee bit in the vocal treble. That's probably more of a personal preference for sound than it is a nit.

Regardless, that was one fabulous listen. We're still smiling and the song quit playing 3 or 4 minutes ago! Totally loved it! Best to you...

Al & Di
Posted By: dani48 Re: Don Quixote - 01/15/14 09:25 PM
Hi, Bob !:))


This tune of yours made me smile
which surely also was your intention,
to make people feel good !:))
I enjoyed it very much !:))

Cheers
Dani
Posted By: Janice & Bud Re: Don Quixote - 01/15/14 11:00 PM
Tuba time!!! How cool is that?

Dulcinea del Toboso & Sancho Panza -- you might go a while before you hear them referenced again in a song.

This is a fine tune to my ears all the way around. The lyric is clever, the band is perfect for the lyric/melody, the vocal is spot on, the mix of the dixieland instruments rings authentic and it all sounds fantastic on my monitors.

Another one for the playlist. Thanks!
Posted By: AudioTrack Re: Don Quixote - 01/15/14 11:40 PM
Tuba Time? Yes, my thoughts exactly. A nice blend of Trad, lyrics with a twist, a bit of fun, all delivered in a neat song. I missed the Wash Board...
Posted By: boehm Re: Don Quixote - 01/16/14 01:53 AM
Hi Bob,

I can't say it better than Bud, he nailed it:
"This is a fine tune to my ears all the way around. The lyric is clever, the band is perfect for the lyric/melody, the vocal is spot on, the mix of the dixieland instruments rings authentic and it all sounds fantastic on my monitors."
Thanks for an enjoyable listen.

Guenter
Posted By: floyd jane Re: Don Quixote - 01/16/14 03:08 AM
Move over Mr. Newman! (And I don't mean Alfred E.)

WAY better than the book!!!!

floyd
Posted By: 90 dB Re: Don Quixote - 01/16/14 10:46 AM
Thanks to everyone for listening and commenting.


Regards,

Bob
(Alonso)
Posted By: tommyad Re: Don Quixote - 01/16/14 01:03 PM
Bob, Love the vocal treatment. Very well written and recorded. I like everything about this. Keep up the good work. It's a pleasure listening to you. Tom
Posted By: sixchannel Re: Don Quixote - 01/16/14 03:02 PM
Hi Bob
A great 20's feel to this and the treble on the mic helps in this regard.
Great fun.
I dont know about Don Quixote but I've had some great nights in Spain!! crazy grin
Very enjoyable.
Ian
Posted By: 90 dB Re: Don Quixote - 01/17/14 12:18 PM
Tommy, Ian,

Thanks for listening and the kind remarks.

Regards,


Bob
Posted By: Janice & Bud Re: Don Quixote - 01/18/14 02:35 AM
I added this to a large fav play list that we stream while traveling. About half way through today's day trip Don Quixote came up. Thanks Bob for the big smiles it put on our faces.
Posted By: 90 dB Re: Don Quixote - 01/18/14 12:21 PM
Bud and Janice,

Glad you got a laugh out of it.

Regards,

Bob
Posted By: ROG Re: Don Quixote - 01/18/14 05:04 PM
Hi Bob.

Wonderfully atmospheric song.

Inspired choice of subject. Like Floyd, I much preferred it to the book (which I still haven't finished after many years).

Terrific vocals, arrangement and mix. Really enjoyed it.

ROG.
Posted By: 90 dB Re: Don Quixote - 01/18/14 06:04 PM
ROG,

Thanks. Just a bit of fluff. I really wanted to try out some of the Dixieland styles, and I thought - Don Quixote - that's Dixie! laugh


Regards,


Bob
Posted By: gruverider Re: Don Quixote - 01/18/14 11:44 PM
the effects and the vocal are spot on

I just loved the lyrics and the song style!
Posted By: 90 dB Re: Don Quixote - 01/19/14 01:45 PM
Originally Posted By: gruverider
the effects and the vocal are spot on

I just loved the lyrics and the song style!




Thanks man. Appreciate it. Having fun with BIAB. What other computer program do you have that constantly puts a smile on your face?


Regards,


Bob
Posted By: Noel96 Re: Don Quixote - 01/31/14 08:39 PM
Bob,

I apologise for being so late in getting to this one. I love it! Words that came to mind were "clever", "quirky", "very creative", "excellently written", "perfect performance", "great production".

I've always suspected it but now I know for sure that your talent knows no bounds!

Wonderful stuff!

All the best,
Noel
Posted By: 90 dB Re: Don Quixote - 01/31/14 11:27 PM
Noel,

Thanks for the kind words.

Regards,


Bob
Posted By: olemon Re: Don Quixote - 02/01/14 04:27 PM
That's just too much fun! Clever, sir, very clever.

Really enjoyed the old time feel of the song.
Posted By: cubanpete Re: Don Quixote - 02/02/14 12:51 AM
Ha, a lot of fun tune indeed.

Mike B.
Posted By: 90 dB Re: Don Quixote - 02/02/14 11:10 AM
Oleman, Mike,

Thanks for listening and commenting. Like the Doc says, just having fun with BIAB.


Regards,


Bob
Posted By: Icelander Re: Don Quixote - 10/03/14 03:11 AM
Not quite sure just how I feel about you placing that character in a near-western scenario like that, but hey - at least you knew the story right! laugh
Posted By: airtcon-161 Re: Don Quixote - 10/03/14 04:12 PM
Hi, very very different and quite enjoyable. Good job.

Nels
Posted By: 90 dB Re: Don Quixote - 10/03/14 07:03 PM
Originally Posted By: Icelander
Not quite sure just how I feel about you placing that character in a near-western scenario like that, but hey - at least you knew the story right! laugh





Thanks......I think. confused
Posted By: RnAM Re: Don Quixote - 10/04/14 11:38 AM
Hi Bob,

very cool song! Style is very well-chosen.
I love the FX on the vocal, very well sung by the way!

Regards,
Rob
Posted By: 90 dB Re: Don Quixote - 10/04/14 01:03 PM
Originally Posted By: airtcon-161
Hi, very very different and quite enjoyable. Good job.

Nels



Nels - thanks.


Regards,

Bob
Posted By: Charlie Fogle Re: Don Quixote - 10/04/14 01:04 PM
Glad this was revived. I missed it first time around. This is nice, cleverly crafted lyrics. A fun listen.


Charlie
Posted By: 90 dB Re: Don Quixote - 10/04/14 01:09 PM
Originally Posted By: R & AM
Hi Bob,

very cool song! Style is very well-chosen.
I love the FX on the vocal, very well sung by the way!

Regards,
Rob




Rob - thanks for the kind remarks. I don't know how this stupid thing got bumped, but I guess I'll have to live with it. grin


Regards,

Bob
Posted By: F.M.M. Re: Don Quixote - 10/04/14 01:49 PM
hi 90 db very creative really great job on this peace vocals lyrics arrangement and blend of instruments as said pop Dixie yup thanks eric
Posted By: SpaceDog Re: Don Quixote - 10/06/14 02:18 PM
Bob,
Love that dixieland sound. Nice job. Very appropriate and interesting vocal effect. Thanks for sharing.

SD
Posted By: 90 dB Re: Don Quixote - 10/06/14 02:52 PM
Eric & SD -

Thanks for the kind remarks.

regards,

Bob
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