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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Nov 2011
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Hi Vic!
Really nice song here! This has a real nice musical flow that I actually think would make a great "fast slow dance." Women will like this one, it's romantic. I wouldn't mind hearing those few piano chords up a bit.
I like the contrasting harsher toned guitar solo myself, but you may consider giving the main solo to the fiddle, and let the guitar handle the "answers" and a few accent chords. My thinking on this is it could enhance the a 'smoother flowing instrumental and also bring it a little more "Country" appeal yet still keeping it Modern Country.
Like I said, I would like it either way--but if I was dancing to this tune, I'd like the fiddle for a more "romantic feel." Just an idea should you want to experiment or compare.
In any event, very nice song/production/performance--I'm impressed!
steady-eddie.
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