Ian's inspiration and beautiful quick-record of Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues put this song back in my head from 4 decades ago. Thought I'd give it a shot as a vocal, similar to the way I performed it when I was a young man playing bar-rooms in Maryland's suburbs. Here's my recording of Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues using the PSR-3000's Guitar Ballad style, onboard vocal processor and a Samsom Q7 mic. It was recorded using Acid Pro 4.0 with no edits.

Cheers,

Gary

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Travlin' Easy

Very, Very nice rendition, one of my old time favorites which I've not heard in some time.

Thanks for Sharing

Jerry

Nice job as usual, Gary ...
t.

Nice! thanks for the memories.

WTG Gary....great job on a beautiful song !

Nice job, Gary. Reminds me of the good ol' days when I did the song. Thanks for sharing.

Glenn

Strange, I had a request for it a couple of nights ago. Even stranger, I remembered all of it!
Good job, Gary.
DonM

Hi Gary,

I'm tickled that you were inspired by my recent upload to SVP World, and your vocal version is very nice.

As Del often comments in his replies on SVP, "you made it your own".

Very laid back and relaxing, with the lyrics coming across nice and clear.

Ian




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Alright Gary!! Nice job. Love the sound of that Samson Q7

Gary....Excellent job as always..100%
Best regards for Carole....
TR

Thanks everyone for the positive comments. I had several emails asking if I used any special equipment to create the MP3. The bottom line is the only equipment used was the keyboard, Samson Q7 mic, my 5-year-old Compaq Presario desktop computer and the software. No special sound card, no special cabling, just stuff we use every day.

Thanks again,

Gary

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Travlin' Easy

Great job Gary. It it my imagination, your voice, in this song, sounds like Dean Martin? Too much juice?
Starkeeper

Great job Gary. Really nice to hear you.

Joe

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