Be My Lover

[jules metcalfe]

Hi, wrote this, its got an early Stones vibe going.

Cheers. J

[Farrell Jackson]

This is a fun early sixties styled blues rocker. I like it! Yes it does remind of the early Stones. Cool guitar riffing!

[ODH]

Hell yeah!

That energy is infectious. Stunning work.

[StephenM]

kicking ass and taking names... oh yes.

stop by again soon

[hardlock]

Killer rocker. Foot's still tapping. This is my kinda jam. Great listen!

[Trist]

Great production and vocals, and the guitar playing is excellent, defintaly has that stones /george thorogood  feel to to it. pro recording and very enjoyable  blues rock

[Johnbee]

Great 12 Bar Blues groove.  Great solo work and I don't know what you're doing to create that muted sound on the rhythm guitar but it's awesome.

  John B

[Ted]

This is very fresh and feels live – especially the vocals. You sound as though you are singing for an audience, and not in your car or your scrappy home studio all by yourself (which is how I record).

I have one weird complaint: The recording quality is too good. Could you do a mix in mono, with the vocals oversaturated, and the drums sounding like they weren't mic'd. I'm not really hearing the Stones here; I'm hearing something much more primitive, if you'd only downgrade the production quality.

[StephenM]

This is very fresh and feels live – especially the vocals. You sound as though you are singing for an audience, and not in your car or your scrappy home studio all by yourself (which is how I record).

I have one weird complaint: The recording quality is too good. Could you do a mix in mono, with the vocals oversaturated, and the drums sounding like they weren't mic'd. I'm not really hearing the Stones here; I'm hearing something much more primitive, if you'd only downgrade the production quality.

I tend to agree

[Zoltan]

This song title has fooled me more than twice! I was expecting to hear that Alice Cooper song with the same title.

Ted hits the nail in the head and makes it twisted. The drums at least would benefit from some dirt. Maybe even a crushed (and heavily EQ'd) ambience somewhere in the background (so it wouldn't really be heard, but felt).

Great vocals. Great playing. I think you're doing what Stones tried to do. They got the dirt, you got the performances. Maybe they should produce your next song?

F... those vocs slap hard.