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SOMA
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/07/26 11:11 PM
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Toxic
by Rob B. - 10/04/26 02:16 PM
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Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 7,155 Likes: 87
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Yes your correct we wrote it . it was a team effort to get the song done on the rest ,Very common in Nashville on collaborations. I know how collaborations work. Before TOONTRACK, I paid studio musicians to record my music and lyrics. I worked with them in the studio and did gtr/vox. I also know that they considered me to be the lovable chum who was good for a few bucks now and then. And that the entire enterprise with recording studio was my version of fantasy camp. They were very good professional musicians. I was not. As one of them said out loud once, "If you are going to be the weakest link that's ok, just bring the money." Fantasy Camp is a significant chunk of the recording industry. Years ago, I saw a semi talented kid raise 40k and get it sucked right out of his wallet by a Nashville producer. Had to buy his own ticket back to Texas. I am a believer in facing things for what they are. Once again...nonetheless...if a song created by whatever means is good...it's good.
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