They Died With Their Boots On

[SharksDontSleep]

I've recently been binge watching a BBC comedy/thriller series written by Stephen Merchant, and became quite attached to the theme tune.
As a result, I decided to write & record my own Spaghetti Western style instrumental.
So, with no further ado, this is They Died With Their Boots on.

_{Recorded using Presonus Studio One & IPad Garageband}

[guitarron]

Pretty awesome. Very Ennio Marrcone-ish. Terrific production.  What was you guitar rig for this?

[Ray Brookes]

Great track and I can see Clint Eastwood standing in the main street of Dodge chewing on a cheroot waiting for his adversary to make his move. Lovely production that fits the genre so well.

[tonyc]

nice track well mixed and great guitar work , nice listen .....cheers tony cee

[StephenM]

I like stuff like this.  Has alot of neat effects.  Shout out to the harmonica.  That guitar defo reminds of the westerns..... and western music in the country and western (used to be a genre).
This would make a nice piece for a TV show or a scene in a movie.  Love the swirly keys too.  Nice job.

[godinqc]

Cool song .. very well done .. really like the effects .. 
I also can see Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef prepare to duel  ..
Great work

[SharksDontSleep]

Thanks for the listens everyone & many thanks for the comparisons with Ennio Morricone as well as the visions of Eastwood & Van Cleef.

What was you guitar rig for this?

I used a Presonus Audiobox 96 USB audio interface into Presonus Studio One & an Ampire plugin (Fender Blackface Twin sim). Likewise the bass was recorded in the same way, but using an Ampeg SVT sim. All the drums, keyboards & strings are provided by iPad Garageband.
Thanks very much for asking.

[Hook]

Perfectly done, really enjoyed this alot.
Rock on!

[Pete C]

Good tune ... can imagine that as the theme tune for a western film or tv series.

Pete

[Zoltan]

Spaghetti western music as played by The Shadows. The drum arrangement is clever and there's lots of small details to be heard in this one. Great playing! An all around enjoyable song in a genre that's quite hard to do properly.