I don't want to talk about it

[Hilary]

Here's my cover of Rod Stewart's classic - Garageband guitar and 2 vox tracks (internal mics) . . .

I don't want to talk about it

written by Danny Whitten, performed by Hilary Fox (Garageband Guitar)

[Pete C]

Lovely cover H. Great vocals and that GB guitar sounds really good!

[Gnasty]

This is a great recording. Vocal and harmony is top notch Hillary and the guitar sounds really good.

I also like the fact I can listen on my phone to the whole song. Can we get the same mp3 format as this?

[Hilary]

Can we get the same mp3 format as this?

I've no idea why you can listen to this and can't listen to the others, it's the same format - mastered on the BR80 as a WAV and converted in Audacity to an MP3.

Thanks for the comments boys - if I try really hard, I can pretend it's a Songcrafter playing the guitar

[Jarle]

This sounds really good, great vocal.

[fenderbender]

Nice laid back version Hilary

congrats



Tommy

[Flash Harry]

Nice, more like Sixpence Non The Richer version than Rod the Mod.

I like both and I like this one. Hairs on the back of the neck moment 'Black for the night's fears'

Super.

[Groundy]

Nice version Hilary, well played and sung............Alex

[Hilary]

Nice version Hilary, well played and sung............Alex

I'm not playing the guitar Alex, it's the smart acoustic on Garageband but bless you for thinking it might be me!

Thanks for the lovely comments guys - Flash, black for the night's fears, is my favorite bit in the original song - it sounds cheesy but you can't fake the love of a song no matter how hard you try - you either do or don't and I do with this one, although it makes me feel sad when I listen back to it but then I suppose that's how I should feel (it's a sad song)

Cheers guys xx

[ODH]

Great recording and performance Hilary. That GB guitar sounds really natural, I've not used that.

It feels like there should be a way to swap GB tracks so I could load yor track into my GB (for example) then I could add stuff and send it back to you. I have no idea how to do that though. I can hear strings in places in this one.