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Nicely chorded and arranged. It has that old time feel to it. The mix (new one--didn't listen to the old one) is a bit bright. Kick/bass need more oomph but nice work nonetheless.
Zeek Yeah,, with no bass in there, I thought not to have the kick be more low end, to keep it thin, and have the emphasis be on the melody and the sound of the honky-tonk piano. But I know what you mean. Thanks I have a version with a bass part and the bass drum that has more lows. But it took away from the feeling I felt in the thinner one as is. That Victrola sound of not having big bass sounds I guess.
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