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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Clint,
Man, I wish I could play like you do! This is a very pretty piece. It does have a 60's folk flavor to it. I guess I'm with the some of the other posters in that perhaps I would slow down the tempo a bit. Your vocal sounded fine to me. I may be able to talk my friend Faith into singing this for you. If you click on my Soundclick link and listen to my song Sweet Release, she is doing the harmony on it for me. She has a more polished, professional sounding voice with a really pretty vibrato, almost like EmmyLou Harris. Let me know if you want me to send it to her and I will let you know what she says. Thanks, Wendy. I've been playing guitar for 40 years and always wish I could play better. And thanks for the offer to send the link to your friend. If she would be interested, I would also. I think I would have to redo it slowed down and with a metronome. Clint
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