Here's a new one, featuring the '68 4001 as always:
'EULOGY'
Eulogy
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You've got some really nice stuff going on in this song. The composition itself is a bit like a roller coaster; up the lift hill chain, nice and easy, and then --- the 'hang on' ride down the big hill as the momentum builds. You did a great job with the production, too. Very impressive work. Tom
It's a Byrd, it's a playin'..........
'73 4001 MG
'09 360/12 FG
'10 360/6 FG
'09 360/12 FG
'10 360/6 FG
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Awesomeness.
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Again Mark, I love the tone of that bass, not to mention your playing. Really liked the song. Mark
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Thanks again, guys! All my fretted Ricks sound similar, but the '68 definitely has the warmest tone. It's my go-to for most recordings. Just a side-note: the bassline during the last verse is a paraphrase of the vocal melody that precedes it.
"And so they say..."
"bumm bumm bumm bumm..."
"And so they say..."
"bumm bumm bumm bumm..."
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that was a really cool composition,there,Mark! and the bass sounded great,too,of course. i do like the bass line echoing the vocal line from earlier in the song.
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Thanks Woodsey! The tune is a bit more "ballady" than my usual fare, but it's been kicking around in my head for years, so I figured I'd get it out of my system. How's life over there in Brookings? Isn't that desert country? It's been awhile since I've been out Oregon way. I used to live in Portland.