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A little ditty about a 17th Century highwayman. All RealTracks. http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=1176543&songID=12332511Title: Claude Du Val File:Claude Du Val.SGU Key=C , Tempo 120, Length (m:s)=4:08 No intro. 120 bar chorus, from bar 1 to bar 120. Repeat x1 chorus No Melody No Soloist track. Song is saved with Volume, Pan, Reverb, Chorus, Bank0, Style is _CRELBZK.STY (CelticReel Bouzouki wBand[110RS]) RealTracks in style: 1162:Bass, Acoustic, CelticReel Ev16 110 RealTracks in style: 1812:Bouzouki, Rhythm CelticReel Ev16 110 RealTracks in style: 1164:Guitar, Acoustic, Rhythm CelticReel Ev16 110 RealDrums in style: BodhranCelticReel^1-a,b:WoodSimple Claude Du Val ©2013 Robert Randall Burke He's the master of the London road With the pistol and the blade Stand and deliver is his only code As he robs the carriage trade. Many the gentleman has paid him well For his leave to go their way Many a lady who will never tell How he stole their heart away. The King's men seek him high and low They swear they'll see him swing But in the tavern called the Broken Bow Of the Highwayman they sing. They tell the story of young Claude Du Val Of his gallantry and charm And even though he'd robbed them all He had never done them harm. In Newgate prison they all came to call The ladies begged he be set free And shed their tears as they watched him fall From that damned old Tyburn Tree. The King's men seek him high and low They swear they'll see him swing But in the tavern called the Broken Bow Of the Highwayman they sing.
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Bob... What?!?!... you couldn't get Kris and Willie to drop by for 10 minutes to throw some backgrounds on there??? Johnny and Waylon would have been tough, but c'mon!!!... Gorgeous. Cool. Notching another on the genre bedpost. Masterful lyrics. Superb production, mix and vocal. You are a BIAB god. And... nice ending there, buddy floyd
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Bob, WOW...what a cool song and great sound. I love the celtic tracks with your voice. The story painted a whole video in my mind. +1 to what they said too.
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Hey Bob, Absolutely outstanding! I loved everything about it. Great Job! Greg
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Hi Bob, Masterful lyrics. Superb production, mix and vocal. You are a BIAB god. I enthusiastically agree! This was stunning work on every possible level. Regards, Noel
MY SONGS...Audiophile BIAB 2024
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Floyd - Thanks for the kind remarks. (The check's in the mail ). Danny, Appreciate your giving it a listen. Josie, Thanks. I've wanted a bodhran for years, now the Doctor has given me one. Greg, Noel, Pete - Thanks for the nice remarks. Regards, Bob
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Almost always when I hear a reel, at some point in the song my mind automatically inserts the words from the theme to Gilligan's Island. But this time it didn't, and I'm thinking that's probably a good thing.
Your song reminds me of a lot of the celtic-story music that comes out of Cape Breton. Even without a lilt, Your voice is a natural for the style (for any style really, how I envy your singing ability)
The lyrics sound authentic, as though you had discovered them in a european song archive... and the story itself is entertaining.
The tempo of the drum caught my attention immediately and drew me in... but by the end of the song it's relentless pace left me wishing you had changed it up at some point to let me catch my breath.
All in all, this song goes in the folder with so many other songs from this forum that are rubber stamped with the words "DANG! WISH I HAD WRITTEN THAT!"
Good job, Bob!
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Pat, Thanks for the kind remarks. I ran across old Claude's exploits, and the song practically wrote itself. He was quite the rogue. In addition to being a highwayman, he was also a musician! http://www.stand-and-deliver.org.uk/highwaymen/claude_duval.htmRegards, Bob
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saying he was a rogue and a musician is almost redundant ;-)
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Hi Bob,
great lyrics, vocals and mix.
Guenter
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saying he was a rogue and a musician is almost redundant ;-) Hmmm..... He played music for the ladies, danced with them, then took their money. You're right - maybe he was the guy who invented Rock and Roll!
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Hi Bob,
great lyrics, vocals and mix.
Guenter Thanks for the kind remarks Guenter. Regards, Bob
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Hi, Bob !:)
It is easy to run out of superlatives with songs like this, and most have probably been said already. I can only say that I loved everything about this tune !
Cheers Dani
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This is great. We've used a bodhran in a couple of songs and have roughed out the "band" for a new tune using it. The sound of it is infectious as is your entire tune. I can't add anything that hasn't been said other than Janice and I are both history fanatics and that is yet another way to enjoy your tunes. After listening twice I had to do a little research and quickly found this which is, in part, on his grave stone.
Here lies DuVall: Reder, if male thou art, Look to thy purse; if female, to thy heart. Much havoc has he made of both; for all Men he made to stand, and women he made to fall
What a great subject for a song. And "little ditty" or no -- you nailed it. Thanks for sharing.
Bud
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Bud, Thanks for the kind words. I'm a history buff as well. I share your interest in the "War of Northern Aggression", since I have a direct family connection to it. My Great-great uncle was Alexander Gardner ( http://www.civilwar.org/education/history/biographies/alexander-gardner.html ), who was Lincoln's favorite photographer. He also photographed the execution of Mrs. Surratt and the other conspirators at the old Capitol prison. History is full of song material. (but I don't have to tell you that) Regards, Bob
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