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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Jan 2009
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Nightshift,
Got the song. Thanks. I have been moving for three days so am a little tired, but I sent you my impressions. Here is what I said:
Geoff,
Cool track. Yes, it sounds like it could be country, maybe one of the newer acts out like Zac Brown or possibly Little Big Town. Needs some really kicking vocals on it. One thing that I don't hear is a big definable chorus part. I was waiting for it to go to a four or five (Nashville number system. If you are in "A" That would be the "One". The "four" would be a "D" and a "Five" would be an "E." Country features some pretty big changes in what I call a "Definitive line of deliniation". It is kind of telegraphing what you are doing so that it is very self evident. Again, this is nothing new. 60's, 70's and 80's rock always did it as well as all country. It is where we all hold hands and sing "Kum Bah Yah! It is expected and the audience wants it. Other than that I think it is a pretty cooking track. Good luck and thanks for letting me hear it. I hope you let me hear the finished product.
MAB
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