Hi Steve......T2 gets better everyday
Thanx for the listen!

Nicely done, Mr. Pesce. That's one of my favorites. You do it well! By the way, can you tell me where I might find that song-specific custom style you used?
Paul C.

Donny ... great job of a Croce favorite ... was the custom style made specifically for this tune? ... did you play the piano and sax solos?
Keep 'wm comin' ...
t.

Paul....Appreciate the listen.....btw,
You got mail!

Hey Tony.....Your ears are always appreciated my friend.....Yes, its a custom style just for this song.....I played the Piano, Sax solos, Organ, & Brass on top plus vocals.......& yes they will keep coming & I hope many other SZ members do the same!

I really enojoyed this song, nice and lively with plenty of punch, good style, great choice of sounds and vocals spot on - waiting for the next installment lol

Craig thanx for taking the time to listen...
it surly is a fun song to play.....hope to hear one of your sonn also....

Ciao

You'll find the style used for this song, and lots of others among my Gig Disks posted at the PSR Tutorial site.

Cheers,

Gary

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Travlin' Easy

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Gary, until the day comes when I join the Yamaha family, I am going to have to miss out on your gig disks - unless you write a conversion program for technics - ...
t.

Hi Donny

I liked it mucho! First thing I noticed about this fun high energy version of yours is the level of your vocal is perfect in comparison to the rest of the music. You sounded like a part of a band, rather than having the vocals stick out above the band which is what I generally hear lead singers do, as well as instrumentalists, which is easy to do and not realize it. I know, as a lead trumpet soloist, it was hard not to want to overpower everything else. But, you got the handle on that angle.

The other thing I really appreciated while listening is, again comparing your voice to trumpet playing, is you have excellent breath support, that is also the number one thing with a wind instrument as with singing. You really, really fill up those lungs and support from the diaphram. No wonder you have such a full sounding voice with right on intonation.

Keep 'em coming.

Scott