Everyday Hero (original)

[Bluesberry]

Here is my new song, Everyday Hero.  This one took the last two weeks.  It started as a simple folk song type of thing, but as with all my songs, it evolved, I had no choice but to follow where it went.  I felt pretty inspired with this one, what do you think?  Comments please.

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[Kody]

BB!!!!!!!! Wow....sounds like yer getttin' the 1200 figured out!!  The guitars in this remind me of that Led Zepplin tune, "Hey Lady....you got the love I need...." Can't remember what that one's titled LOL!!

Truly inspiring!!!Great work of art, BB!  Good stuff!!

[OsCKilO]

Damn BB...

This is amazing, brilliant and as catchy as hell!

I wondered where your posts were!

I need to look at this BR 1200 section more!

Love the New sound.

Guitar is crisp and killer!

Peace

T (Osckilo)

[launched]

You make awesome music, BB!! Crisp with lots of air and wicked cool changes!! Hard work well paid off.

I'm a fan!!

Mark

[Bluesberry]

Well that is three great comments, thank you.  I am pretty pleased with this one.  I usually can't tell when I first finish something but I really like this one right away, it just came together in a good way over the weekend for sure.  Thanks for the comments.  Its now on to the next song, hmm, what to try next.

[The Reverend 48]

Love the Guitar work and production! keep em coming!

[Geir]

Great work BB ... listening for 3rd time now .. new details discovered all the time .. Is it the kaossilator making those padsounds ?  GREAT guitarsolo ... and that acoustic sound is PERFECT !!!! What guitar is that and how did you record it?

wow .. must go more l8r

cheers

[Bluesberry]

Thanks 48 and thank you Geir.  I am happy with the acoustic also.  It is tricky to get a good acoustic sound for sure, so I am very glad to hear you like it Geir.  The acoustic is my Segull Artist series (lovely acoustic for sure), and I recorded this through my MicroBR with my Roland mini condenser stereo mic.  I  used the microBR like a mic and pre-amp and went from headphones out to Line in on the BR-1200 and recorded into the BR-1200.  It was an experiment and it worked out really great.  My only proper mic that I own is a Shure 58beta, which I used for vocals plugged straight into the BR-1200, but I wanted to use a condenser mic for the acoustic and I realized I have the microBR and the Roland mini conderser mic, perfect.  Thanks for the comments.  I learned a bit of stuff with this one for sure, it was a blast from start to finish.

Geir, as for instrumesnts used: The synth soundeffects is koasillator, cheap casio keyboard for the middle solo part background, Segull acoustic, strat for the solo and clean rhythm parts against the acoustic, Les Paul for the rhythm riff in the solo, Epi Sheraton for the electric rhythm at the end section.  Bass and drums from the BR-1200.

[Oldrottenhead]

It started as a simple folk song type of thing, but as with all my songs, it evolved, I had no choice but to follow where it went.

you have to go where the song takes you, there is no choice involved and man it can take you to some wonderful places, great post bb

[Satchwood]

Cool guitar playing acoustic - rock.....nice variety!

Your singing reminds me a bit of Neil Young....u should sign up for the NY Fest.