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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/07/26 11:11 PM
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Thanks Louis & Kevin It was that long ago already..... hard to believe! Yes I was really feeling it on the acoustic, I had such a good pocket on it and tempo that the song just fell right into place so easily. Locking the bass in was a breeze I can appreciate all that as it does not happen that often. My friend Brian (18) at the time sang this one. He could just go places vocally that I can't and still can't. He wasn't as comfortable in the lower register opening as me, but once he left it oh boy  So it was worth the little opening to get where we were going. My favorite is the solo section. I didn't know what I was gonna do so I just felt it to be sparse and spacious and just falling into a pocket with everything else. One of of the few times maybe even only time I ever did a dive on the whammy bar
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