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Hello everyone, The new song: Pretty cries Y'all will hear where the inspiration for this came from (not from personal experience though  ). Just kidding. This was sort of an 'in between' solo project. I was experimenting with the melodist and it came up with something that sounded a bit like Rockabilly. Then I thought: 'why not change the chord sequence a little and add some Rockabilly RTs. That worked out nicely. On top of that I added the Brent Mason Spaghetti Western soloist which I never used before, neither heard anywhere on the forum. This song has been on the shelf for a couple of months. I created the video a couple of days ago. Check it out, it´s good for a few laughs. All comments are welcome. Rob Style is ZZCONTRY.STY (Country 4/4 Style) MIDI Instruments: Electric Piano (5), Muted Electric Guit (29), 592:Bass, Acoustic Bluegrass Doc Ev 100 2421:Bass, Acoustic, RockabillySlapBoomChicka Ev16 100 2513:Guitar, Acoustic, Fingerpicking BoomChickHighJoe Ev16 110 2447:Guitar, Baritone Electric, Background SpaghettiWestern Ev 065 (CustomFX) 598 Guitar Acoustic, Strumming Bluegrass Doc ev 100 RealDrums in Song: Country2Beat16^1-a:SideStick, HiHat , b:Snare Lyrics: all day I'm wondering where she could be found the girl from the pictures, the girl from around a desert of loneliness here in this place i'm waiting for your sweet embrace
cause ooh baby that love gets me high you should be somewhere nearby tonight baby I would pay that price for hearing those pretty cries
all day I'm wondering why nights are so cold not getting much younger not feeling too old still I'm so lonesome I fear I would die if faith and love won't send you by
cause ooh baby your kisses they burn it's time to love you in return cause now I can see what they meant by paying those 'higher rents'
I would shoot the moon I would run for miles I would tie you up I would bring you down just to have you around.....
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I think that about the creepiest thing I've seen or heard here. JMO, of course.
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I enjoyed it! It's a little dark, seductive, but I thought it was well put together, while a bit risque! Arrangement and vocals/mix are top notch as usual! Take care. Greg
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Great Job. Nice job on the lyrics. The guitar fill tied this song together nicely. Liked the last chord on the finish. Rob
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Interesting song and way different from what we normally hear from you. Quite unique. Excellent mix, performance and arrangement.
Enjoyed my listen.
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Rob and Ann Marie. Well I think this is absolutely FANTASTIC. The little stars in right place had me laughing out loud. I am in complete admiration.
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Hi Rob and Anne-Marie, As with all your music, this is terrific to listen to. The mix, the arrangement and the performance all add together to give 10/10. 'Outstanding' is one word that consistently springs to mind when I hear (and watch) your work. These lyrics are quite different from your usual ones. Normally your writing style is more along the lines of free verse poetry. While such impressionistic lyrics have their own beauty, I am out of my comfort zone when it comes to commenting on them. This time around, I enjoyed the additional attention given to rhymes and the lyric flow that resulted as a consequence of them. My favourite line was "a desert of loneliness here in this place". The phrase, "desert of loneliness" is an excellent metaphor. It conjures up a very vivid image. All the best, Noel
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That was different!!
a bit risque but a good laugh
well done, as usual
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I think that about the creepiest thing I've seen or heard here. JMO, of course.
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I think that about the creepiest thing I've seen or heard here. JMO, of course. yup.... There goes the PG forum "G" rating.
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Wow, What a pair of -- eyes. Sounds good. Those real tracks are so cool. Nicely mixed and once again perfectly sung. Another good one. What a pair- you and A-M that is. Tom
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Hi Rob and Anne-Marie,
really different. Great mix, performance and arrangement. The video was really "creepy". Enjoyable listen.
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I think you did a great job of setting up the nervous energy that the lyrics convey IMHO.
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Loved those comments Tom. You got me laughing before 10 AM. Not easy! Take care. Greg
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Well - THAT - was different! Did someone sing about the stars coming out tonight?  Unusual song that was masterfully written and performed. Did you use a different approach to mixing? Still sounds "radio ready" but different somehow but my ears are not trained enough to discern what the difference is.
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I enjoyed it! It's a little dark, seductive, but I thought it was well put together, while a bit risque! Arrangement and vocals/mix are top notch as usual! Take care. Greg thank you Greg!
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Great Job. Nice job on the lyrics. The guitar fill tied this song together nicely. Liked the last chord on the finish. Rob thank you Rob!
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An interesting write. What interested me most about it was how much it was "an RnAM song" - your signature sound - not just production, but writing and vocal stylings, as well..
Good mix. The guitar solo seemed a bit "stretched".
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Hi RnAM. Fascinating! Kept wondering what was going to happen next in the video and the quivery guitar solo suited the quivery video so well. Great atmosphere. Cheers.
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What the heck. The cage needs rattling every now and then. Very different, risqué only by a 1940's lens, film noir debuts at the forum; all come to mind.
Y'all can do such disparate productions and yet somehow always retain the RnAM stamp of signature and excellence.
Also a plus one on the line Noel singled out.
In a word, "Cool."
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