Boomers (J & Manning, old song)

[Zoltan]

Here's a sunday salvage job.This song was done ages ago and i've kept the files from computer (crash) to another. Today i digged deep and patched together a semi-decent mix. It took the whole day... The guitar tracks were recorded with Podxt and the drums are Jamstix 1. Everything was tracked on an early version of Reaper with a computer that had trouble keeping up. This song is a joint operation with my then songwriting partner. I didn't have all the tracks anymore (and some of the tracks are clearly throwaways ) so i used some imagination + mixing tricks to keep it going

[Hook]

Very cool tune, got a jam/grateful dead feel to it. Nice mix, I enjoyed this one.
Rock on!

[StephenM]

has kind of that "aooooooo wearwolves in London feel"...  excellent song and lyrics ...
love the vibe to this....gotta hear it a bit more

[Farrell Jackson]

Hey I like this easy-going song Zoltan. It flows along nicely. I'm glad you were able to revive it for us to hear. 

[Bluesberry]

This is great....love this...its got a very cool vibe...its like Lou Reed and Jim Morrison mixed together vocally....such a great fun song

[BerryPatch]

Brilliant track yet again! The piano on this is so infectious, stellar vocal and lyrics throughout as well.

[hardlock]

Wow, this is one cool track - ah, '69 yes indeed. A very good year for sure!

[guitarron]

This is freaking cool. Very southern rock like. Good mix vocals, harmonies. Catchy hook. I really enjoyed this. Your lyrics always have sharp wit to them.

[DarrenG / The Devil's Toupee]

Good job you resurrected this track, it's really great. It does have that " werewolves of London" feel, I get that. The music is amazing, production is really professional. Your old songwriting partner has great vocals. Nice catchy groove and chorus too.

Darren

[Ted]

Like a treasure found in the basement, then restored and renovated. So glad you did this bit of personal musical archeology. I am often torn between revisiting old ideas that seemed to have potential, and plowing forward with new ideas. You characterize yourself as someone who just plugs in and presses "record." But this shows clearly that you know how to slice, dice, and enhance. This was worth the time and effort.

Blackout Bump - week of 24 November, 2021