“I wasn’t built to last” (Wiley,Greeny,AndyR and 48)

Started by The Reverend 48, June 13, 2009, 07:42:51 AM

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AndyR

#20
June 17, 2009, 12:30:09 PM
:) wooo, that's a stunner...

I'm with Wiley - amazed how it's come out. Never done any remote collaborating before, and it was quite satisfying doing Big Dog originally. But this is another experience altogether.

I didn't know what to expect at all after I'd delivered the bass/reso track to 48, but this really wasn't what I was playing along with in my head when I was doing my bit!! :D  ;D

I actually had quite a bit of trouble redoing the resos for what I was imagining would be a guitar solo in a Peter Green sort of fashion - in fact, I've even got a version somewhere with me soloing p90s over it to get the reso mix right.

But never in my wildest dreams was this vibe where I thought it was heading! It's a lot smokier and loads more spontaneous sounding than I was expecting.

And it really does sound like the four of us were in the same room...

New experience for me - many thanks Wiley/Greeny/48 :)
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hooper

#21
June 17, 2009, 01:11:09 PM
As I was listening I suddenly realized that my foot was tappin' and my head was moving back and forth... yeah!
Good contributions by all and good job of playing together.
Great collab!
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#22
June 17, 2009, 01:24:09 PM
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Ferryman_1957

#23
June 17, 2009, 01:27:05 PM
Quote from: AndyR on June 17, 2009, 12:30:09 PM:) wooo, that's a stunner...

I'm with Wiley - amazed how it's come out. Never done any remote collaborating before, and it was quite satisfying doing Big Dog originally. But this is another experience altogether.
Andy, the collaborating bug will get you. I felt the same way when I first joined here. I was fairly self-contained, then ORH collaborated unexpectedly on one of my tracks and it just took me in a whole new direction. Now I'm joining in with stuff I wouldn't have dreamed I would be doing before I came on here.

This is a really great collaboration and I am really impressed by the way it turned out. A great combination of skills and it really gives a different take on the original. And it does sound like you are in the same room!

Cheers,

Nigel

SteveB

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July 02, 2009, 10:24:07 AM
Oh, quite excellent listening. Well done to ALL concerned.
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Bigsky

#25
July 02, 2009, 11:06:49 AM
Great collaboration on this, you all did a fantastic job.

Bosko Schwartz

#26
July 02, 2009, 11:23:40 AM
It's no secret I'm not a bluesman, don't listen to much blues myself, and have never attempted to play blues.  That said, I can spot a damned good song a mile away, and this is just that!  What a supergroup of a collaboration!

Wiley, the bassline is about as smooth as it gets!  The slide guitars are fantastic!  The main non-slide lead guitar present in the intro, middle break, and end is stunning!  I am guessing that was you, 48?  The vox are perfect!

I have been thoroughly WOW'ed, everyone!  Fantastic work!!! ;D
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Wiley

#27
July 02, 2009, 03:34:05 PM
Andy R that was a lot of fun. We need to try another one.  I have yet to post my version of this since I can play some now.  Maybe this weekend.  Thanks
I loved your slide playing.

SteveB

#28
July 08, 2009, 06:41:12 PM
Well I finally re-located and re-acquainted myself with this corker amid the cthonic maelstrom of talented out-pourings found hereabouts (this is why I'm taking my time with this thread, once you start listening, you may never want to leave!). It's the latest download to my BR-Comm-MP3 folder (I have about a dozen now), somehow, I don't think it's gonna be the last. An excellent piece of collaboration, well done to ALL.

(BTW - If anyone locates 48, ask him did my PM get through, or has he taken the huff about something?  Explain that SteveB is a Newbie and has either pressed the wrong button, or said the wrong thing. Here's hopefully, SB).
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The Reverend 48

#29
July 09, 2009, 03:38:01 AM
Quote from: SteveB on July 08, 2009, 06:41:12 PMWell I finally re-located and re-acquainted myself with this corker amid the cthonic maelstrom of talented out-pourings found hereabouts (this is why I'm taking my time with this thread, once you start listening, you may never want to leave!). It's the latest download to my BR-Comm-MP3 folder (I have about a dozen now), somehow, I don't think it's gonna be the last. An excellent piece of collaboration, well done to ALL.

(BTW - If anyone locates 48, ask him did my PM get through, or has he taken the huff about something?  Explain that SteveB is a Newbie and has either pressed the wrong button, or said the wrong thing. Here's hopefully, SB).

I'm here SB Glad you like this........ .
BTW only just seen your message and replied ;)...
PS I never get the hump (well not often :D :D)
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