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This is an updated version to my recent post. This is a collaboration using KCSAITO's open collaboration blue piano post, TELL ME YOUR BLUES.
After rtcooper's constructive comments, I discovered that the channel separation was lost on the music segment of this tune.
Here's the tune with better stereo quality.
On behalf of RCANDREWS and KCSAITO let me say thanks for all the wonderful and helpful comments.
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Collaborators:
rcandrews - vocals
kscaito - piano
scorp - guitars/bass/GB drums
After rtcooper's constructive comments, I discovered that the channel separation was lost on the music segment of this tune.
Here's the tune with better stereo quality.
On behalf of RCANDREWS and KCSAITO let me say thanks for all the wonderful and helpful comments.
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Collaborators:
rcandrews - vocals
kscaito - piano
scorp - guitars/bass/GB drums
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Lyrics
"Dat Ole Blu-Lite"
by rcandews
Well ya know I been uh..
I been followin dat old blue light for some time now
It been callin me from da dark night
N i got to get to it some how
Ya know dat old blue light callin me
Yea it callin me back now
Can ya hear it callin me?
(instrumental solos)
N now my baby like dat blue light evadin me
Drivin me crazy talkin bout to da point i can't see
N no amount of road rushin under my wheels
Gonna get me there
She like dat old blue light
She done gone n disappeared
by rcandews
Well ya know I been uh..
I been followin dat old blue light for some time now
It been callin me from da dark night
N i got to get to it some how
Ya know dat old blue light callin me
Yea it callin me back now
Can ya hear it callin me?
(instrumental solos)
N now my baby like dat blue light evadin me
Drivin me crazy talkin bout to da point i can't see
N no amount of road rushin under my wheels
Gonna get me there
She like dat old blue light
She done gone n disappeared
rtcooper
It's a Full House Sound, in this Mix, and virtuosity reigns, to the man.
The guitar is, perhaps, leaving the 88's a touch lonely during that solo,
but I presume that is undue modesty on the part of the Engineer/
Guitarist, or a product of dynamic hearing loss in this listener.
This is Top Shelf, Boys, Top Shelf. And Thanks for Filiing up the Stage!
Very Best Regards,
Cooperr