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Tom, I think you need to go get your hearing checked. I'm worried about you, man. Anyhow, thanks for taking a listen. I'm working thinking up a train song next. Never wrote a train song, so I'm in the thinking stage right now. By the way my guitar mic is a pg57, which is a whole different cat. Maybe you should make a little portable foam booth or something? I'm wanting to hear you play your new guitar.
Thanks JM. I'm going to record all of my songs again for a cd this summer. Your layering of harmonies is an idea I did not think of. It would really be cool if women and children were echoing the chorus. You got me thinking... Have a nice day!
Thanks Little Stevie. I hope I can sing it again this way. I get tired when I record. I'm going to have my wife help me for the final version on her upright bass. She has the tightest rhythm in the family and I noticed some dragging and speeding up during the song. Need to work out my mando break, too. Thanks for listening!
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