How about a little Chicago Style Blues?

In the first chorus, there's a Rave Synth pad in the b/g that we can not get rid of. We wiped the chord sheet clean and erased everything. redid the chord sheet and song generation...there it was again! We listened to each track individually and it doesn't appear in any if them. But when we play it back with any combination of tracks...there it is! It's a fabulous program but sometimes BIAB can do some pretty interesting stuff that's not planned or expected! So, please bear with us on that first chorus.

The music is 100% BIAB...I didn't add anything as far as playing an instrument. So, give a standing "O" to BIAB if you like it enough!

File:Al - I Didn't Love Her No How - 2.MGU
Key=G , Tempo 106, Length (m:s)=3:28
4 bar intro, 84 bar chorus, from bar 5 to bar 88. Repeat x1 chorus
Melody has 835 notes, Melody harmony is < no harmony >(0)
Soloist track has 4434 notes, Soloist harmony is < no harmony >(0)
Song is saved with Volume, Pan, Reverb, Chorus, Bank0,
Song is saved with bar changes for Volume Changes,
Style is _ROADHSE.STY (Fast Even 8ths Blues (120 RS))

RealTracks in style: ~~572:Bass, Electric, Blues BB Ev 085
RealTracks in style: ~~577:Guitar, Resophonic, Rhythm Blues Crossroads Ev 085
RealTracks in style: 580:Guitar, Electric, Rhythm Blues Roadhouse Ev 120
RealTracks in song: 1543:Synth Pad, PopBelieve Ev16 065
RealTracks in song: ~~576:Guitar, Electric, Soloist Blues BB Ev 085
RealTracks in song: 1534:Piano, Acoustic, Rhythm PopPowerPush8ths Ev 120
RealDrums in Song: RockBritDrivingEv16^1-a:Snare, HiHat , b:Snare, Ride
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I Didn't Love Her No How

(v1)
I left her standing in a steady rain
A tainted woman crazy and insane
That's the last time I ever saw that gal
I didn't need her, I didn't love her no how

(v2)
No good at cooking, she wouldn't even clean
Not only that, she was down right brutal mean
She'd scare the devil, force him to stoop and bow
Thank God she's gone, I didn't love her no how

CHORUS
Nasty temper, bad attitude
Didn't want her then, don't want her now
She was an evil voodoo vixen
I didn't love her no how

(v3)
I tolerated all her selfish ways
For two long years and twenty-seven days
She was a heartache in a low-cut blouse
Good riddance trouble, I didn't love her no how

(v4)
I got my freedom, got no regrets
Ain't paying nothing but my self-inflicted debts
I hear she's looking, for a new cash cow
But that's her problem, I didn't love her no how

REPEAT CHORUS X2

(c) 2012 Alan D. David, BMI / Diana Bowers, BMI

Alan,

Nicely put together. (I did not even notice the pad). A number of interesting phrases in the lyric - particularly for a blues number..
A good mix. I actually thought it was just "a little too smooth" - that a little more "raunchy" in the rhythm guitars would be nice...

Enjoyed it.

floyd

I love alliterations and "voodoo vixen" is a keeper! In concert with what fj mentioned, yep, the lyric is certainly nuanced for a blues number and that really makes it standout. Every verse and the chorus has at least one goodie in it. No filler stuff here. Nice production too!

Hey, one of many things I've learned from Mr jane is that with some of the RT guitars you can check the "direct input" box and get a completely dry version of it. Then using whatever effects you have at your disposal you can as Tommy says "put some hair around the edges of the sound!" Forgive me if you use this. I just had not noticed the option until it was pointed out to me.

Hi Al,
Very enjoyable listen.

Guenter

Al, You know I love the blues. Some great lines-"heartache in a low cut blouse" and "I got my freedom, got no regrets
Ain't paying nothing but my self-inflicted debts ". The mix is nice and wide. I also didn't notice the pad. She sounds like trouble but at least you got a good tune out of it. Tom

Fab lyrics and vocal. Can relate to this song. Cheers

Cool stuff! I like the feel and the lyrics! Keep 'em comin' Take care. Greg

Hi Floyd...

Thanks for the listen and nice comments. I'll see what I can do to ramp up the raunchy (guitars, of course)! Glad ya liked it otherwise. Thanks again...

Al & Di

Hi Bud...Janice, too!

Thanks for the time to listen and comment...much appreciated! We're delighted the lyric is full of "good stuff" and "no filler". Thank you very much for that kind comment.

Alliterations and metaphors are powerful writing tools when used properly (I an author...have written several novels). So glad this one works for you.

And yes, I occasionally use the direct input, although I did not on this one. I'll go back and play around with that and see what I can do with the guitar tracks. Thanks again...

Al & Di

Guten Abend, Guenter....

We're delighted you enjoyed your listen. Thanks for letting us know. Best to ya...

Al & Di

Hi Tommy...

Glad those lines worked for you. Actually, the lyric came pretty quickly...maybe four or five hours at the most. Sometimes the muse is kind and it works that way. She was nice to us on that day!

Yep, ya gotta watch dem Voodoo Vixens...they're tough gals! Thanks again for the kind words. Best to ya...

Al & Di

Hi Rich...

Glad this one worked for you. If you can relate to this one, you must have had a while when things weren't as good as they could have been! Regardless, glad you liked it. Thanks! Best to ya...

Al & Di

HI Greg...

Thank you so much for the listen and very nice words! We'll do our best to kleep 'em coming! Appreciate the listen and kind words! Best to ya...

Al & Di