There was a man on the hill

[fenderbender]

From me, this is as about as heavy as it's gonna be
CP backer
2 guitar tracks -using the Squier CV50
2 vocal tracks
 recorded on the BR600
Thanks for listening gang
Tommy

There was a man on the hill
He was dressed in black
he was carrying -a big black sack
what was he doin'--well I dont know
'cos I was runnin' as fast as my legs could go

There was thunder and rain
Lightning and hail
man I was scared
I started my prayers
what was he doin'---dont ask me
'cos I ran as fast as my legs could carry me

I did'nt look back
the road was jet black
thunder and lightning -it did crack
I was scared to my boots
I ran and I ran
I was down that road as fast as I can

[Hook]

Really cool rockabilly tune, love the energy and the grit.
Rock on!

[Oldrottenhead]

the squier sounds cool.

[Groundy]

Rock on Tommy........
Great sound here pal,
The guitar sounds so good,
This is one of your best yet.......
Well done......

Alex

[Blooby]

What a toe-tappin' way to start the morning. Love dem tones as well.

Blooby

[bruno]

A definite toe tapper with a touch of Elvis. Super cool Tommy.
B

[SharksDontSleep]

Even a touch of Johnny Cash in there too.
As has been said, great toe tapper & cool guitars.

Good to hear the old BR600 still working it's magic.
I moved to a BR800, but wish Boss had developed more of a 600/800 hybrid with the best of both models.
The 600 was definitely more user friendly & configurable.
The 800 has better recording quality & guitar models, but stupid touch sensitive buttons & a less intuitive menu structure.
If only ...   

[ODH]

Thought I'd commented, evidently not.

A definite toe tapper with a touch of Elvis. Super cool Tommy.
B

I heard Elvis too initially.  Since I heard this yesterday I've been singing the Ballad of John and Yoko in my head.

[Jarle]

I love it, well played and sung.

[SE]

Cool country rockabilly tune, cool guitar fills too, an excellent listen!