She's Gone - Robbomac cover Hall & Oates

[Johnny Robbo]

Hi chaps!

Kenny suggested this one & I was all over it. I'm a huge fan of Hall & Oates. I got the chance to see them live at Wembley some time in the mid-80s and they were, to this day, one of the best live bands I've ever seen - electrifying!

Anyway... all the usual suspects were involved in this:

Cakewalk Studio Instruments (drums, string & Rhodes piano)
DSK Brass VST
eBay no-name bass
Charity Shop Tele

The bass line in this was an absolute bugger to figure out, but I think I got somewhere close

Sent the backer to Kenny and he added his vocals & did the final mix. Hat's off to Kenny for those vocal parts... I'd need helium to hit most of those high notes 

[Hook]

Excellent job with this guys, one if my absolute favorite songs. I too saw Hall & Oats a few years ago and was super impressed, wish I could have seen them in their hayday. Well done my brothers.
Rock on!

[Groundy]

Top Class collab guys, as always...
As you said John Helium would be needed to reach some of Kennys high notes  
Really well done.......Alex..

 

[bruno]

wow - another super cover. Great work gents.
B

[steelguitar]

Don't know Hall and Oates,
But it was a Very nice listen 

Rock on!

Jean-Sébastien

[Redler]

I'm not familiar with the original, but you guys have done great job here!

I'd need helium to hit most of those high notes 

[kenny mac]

Thanks guys for the comments,I always wanted do do a Hall and oats song ,the catalogue they have is immense and the live at the Appolo Dvd is something else,a brilliant duo with a brilliant band.
The thing for me on this track they done was the harmonies on their version,very soulful.
I loved them.

[Jean Pierre]

Top cover congratulation for voice instruments and mix

Yes John Helium is certainely a good idea for me too