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Congrats on knocking this one off, Buddy. And knocking it out of the park at the same time  I hear something new every time I play it. Which has been more than a few times Can definitely hear Johnny's Beatles influence on the cello Scott Hey thanks Scott With this finally in check I think I could move on to the other few I couldn't finish. Once that starts happening something new usually surfaces. If you listen with the headphones you;ll hear even more The bridge is very McCartney like so yes both John & I jumped on that lol... The first string riff was my ideas but that massive cool one at the end was all John. He also helped me work out some harmonies and made me anchor down on a certain singing note in the tough pre-chorus. When I get this straight I may take Blazetrak for a spin, I would gladly risk $100 - $200 - $300 whatever hundred on this song for a modern R&B artist. And they have them there, it's much smarter for me than going into my Rock, Alternative, Singer/songwritey, or Jazz Rock Funk Inst Fusion mode.. Thanks for help and support with this.. Mike
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