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Eddie

... As a first class red wine, every day better

Regards from your brasilian amigo.

Chico

Thanks Scott,

I was pretty tired when I recorded them, plus Eddie and Chico may have a point--I shoulda' had a tall glass of Kickapoo Joy Juice first.

As for the Last Farewell, I recorded the accompaniament directly to the computer on the first track. Then played back the track while I recorded the second track. This is, IMO, the best way to make a CD and have all the flexibility of editing using the program's features.

Cheers,

Gary

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Travlin' Easy

Gary ... Just got to listen last night ... Nice job ! (as usual) ... Just one minor thing, ... the background on Last Farewell is very simple, but the intro and ending use horns and stuff that aren't heard otherwise ... This is something I find with some of the styles I use, especially when I mute some of the instruments in the style ... It just seems out of place relative to the rest of the tune ...
t.

Tony,

If you listen to the orriginal song by Roger Whitaker, those horns are in the intro and ending, but not in the body of the song. However, he did have some accompanying strings in the song's body, which I didn't add in the final edit.

Thanks for the listen,

Gary