I thought I would post this song I wrote Given the situation overseas which we hope will be resolved before to many more die .
This is a true story about the vet.Unfortunately I don,t know what happened to him but I hope he is stiil with us Terry http://s62.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=32LH110LMMU8T0RY5N8IXIVR70


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Terry, you need to edit your post and separate your name from the link, so it will show up as a link.
You can do that by clicking on the pencil icon.
I would like to hear your song
DonM

try it now http://s62.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=32LH110LMMU8T0RY5N8IXIVR70

Terry, what a great, touching song! And also great music and vocal! If that is you singing, you are truly multi-talented.
DonM

Wow. A beautifully presented moving song. Professionally composed & produced, and 'beautifully' sung. I assume this was produced in a professional recording studio, with live instruments, and not on an arranger keyboard, or commerical backing tracks, right?

Terry, since you've decided to join us here on the SZ arranger keyboard forum, curious what arranger keyboard you play, and how you utilize it (if at all) in your music performances.

Many Thanks again for sharing with us your beautifully composed tune and equally moving vocal performance.

Scott

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Everyone should visit Terry's website. A true talent, and a wonderfully-produced website.
DonM

Excellent song! My heart is with that soldier.

Terry.....Bravo, Exellent a very moving song done with brilliant great vocal...the orchestration was splended......more songs..
TR

Great song, vocal and sequence Terry!

Powerful stuff. Same kind of genre as 'Through The Eyes Of An Irishman' and 'The Town I Loved So Well'... the kind of moving songs that go down really well at gigs.

Do you have a Roland E-86 (or successor)? I hear the classic SC-55 tone map.

Thanks for posting,
Rich

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Great song, great voice
Fran should have you in his top ten list

fred

(a guess , the drums were sequenced!)