"Poison Ivy" by 64Guitars & Greeny - Singer-Songwriter 2 (Leiber & Stoller)

[launched]

Great job with this! Excellent production and playing, and the vox simply shine.

[cuthbert]

Outstanding! I love the authentic sound and feel - and it's evident that you both put a lot of love into it! Lots of passion in the vocals, and deep wobble in that guitar. And very nice work on the drums - Hydrogen helps one think like a drummer.

Second listen: Superb!! 

[Hook]

I had an itch at my job this morning so I came again to scratch! Gonna have to put this one on my current rotation it really is quite good!
Rock on!

[Tony W]

Brilliant music 64, it's always a pleasure to hear you post a song. The detail is stunning. Tim... perfect delivery.

Hydrogen helps one think like a drummer.

That's an example of an oxymoron right?

[cuthbert]

Hydrogen helps one think like a drummer.

That's an example of an oxymoron right?

Hahaha - you got me there... 

Another play - this is like a trip in the WABAC Machine. You done good, fellas!!

[Satchwood]

Wow, very impressive ~ Great sounding oldie hit !!

[lg]

Very, very good cover!
Top-notch production here guys....
Instant Piepod

LG

[64Guitars]

Thanks for the comments everyone. It was nice to finally complete another song for a festival. I must have half a dozen songs that I started for previous festivals and never finished.

BTW what did you use for the "scraper"(?)
I used for my "wendell gee" cover, a vaccum cleaner and a pen ;-)

Nothing as imaginative as that. I used a Guiro sample from my Yamaha keyboard which I imported into Hydrogen. There were already a couple of Guiro samples in Hydrogen but I didn't like the sound of them for this project. So I tried the one from my keyboard and that seemed to work better.

[chapperz66]

Totally superior stuff.

Paul

[Gnasty]

Hey it`s about time! Excellent production 64!! I always liked this song and you picked the voice for the job.

Outstanding singing Tim! Really impressive cover!!

Hydrogen helps one think like a drummer.

Is that the problem with drummers? They should be breathing oxygen like us no???