Recorded a tune...
After Taekwondo tonight David Sarver, a minister at Brothers Keeper Church grabbed me and said he needed a bass player. He had written a tune about a soldier he knew who had been wounded in Iraq and wanted to record it. He knew a guy with a studio. The studio was great, a big old two story rambling house, almost brought back memories of the old days. Almost, the old days did not have a Pro Tools recording console, but you know what I mean.
Any way we got a rough cut, I even took a couple of passes at it on lap steel. I don't think the lap steel will make the cut, too cheap an instrument with not enough sustain, did not really sit well with the keyboard strings. Later some electric guitar and a cello will be added.
Any way I was glad for the opportunity to do something for a guy who had been hurt, and he was hurt bad. His recovery has been called a miracle. Hope my little bit I did tonight makes him feel better.
I have a cd with the rough mix, later when I get a finished one, I'll email it around to any who want a copy.
Hope no one else gets hurt in a war.
Any way we got a rough cut, I even took a couple of passes at it on lap steel. I don't think the lap steel will make the cut, too cheap an instrument with not enough sustain, did not really sit well with the keyboard strings. Later some electric guitar and a cello will be added.
Any way I was glad for the opportunity to do something for a guy who had been hurt, and he was hurt bad. His recovery has been called a miracle. Hope my little bit I did tonight makes him feel better.
I have a cd with the rough mix, later when I get a finished one, I'll email it around to any who want a copy.
Hope no one else gets hurt in a war.
3 Comments:
I visit every day at lunch time. Helps the digestion you know.
Gary Wayne
Thanks for reading, glad it is not ruining your lunch. There are a lot of web sites that make you forget about eating.
But, the older you will get...
I'd like an mp3 of the song, rough and/or otherwise!
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