I haven't posted a song here in awhile so here's one you might like.

The Way You Look Tonight

Joe

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Songman55
Joe Ayala

Excellent job on one of my favorites. I used the same style on my Tyros2 and still use it on my CVP 307. Thanks for sharing.

A great job on a GREAT SONG ... Good strong clear vocal, wonderful playing ...
My wife and my "Wedding" song in 1963, and for our son and daughter-in-law some 30+ years later ... When they chose it, they had no idea that it was ours also ...
Just for clarification, Joe, is that you on keys?
Beautifully done !!!
Thanks so much for sharing ...
t.
PS ... care to give us the recording details?
thnx,
t.

[This message has been edited by tony mads usa (edited 04-09-2008).]

Thanks guys. I'm using a G 1000 for background. The piano and strings were seperate tracks and it's all me playing. Also. on the g 1000 there are 4 outputs so I had the drums on 2 tracks as stereo, the guitar on one and the bass on the other.

Joe

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Songman55
Joe Ayala

Joe...
SPLENDID!
Very tasty playing.
And...your voice.
I'm jealous. I bet Michael Buble might be to.
For some reason I always thought you were a baritone. Thanks for posting.
Eddie

i love your voice Joe. Very smooth.

This is excellent! Vocals are spot on and playing is very tasteful. Background is perfect, well balanced. This could easily be heard on a top-level CD. My respects.

It is always a difficult decision to post things here. I feel when I do that things should be in one take, so it sounds like it might if I were there. The results are never perfect and there have been posts alluding to flawed recordings on the SZ. This recording shows that breaking things into manageable takes/tracks probably yields better results. Of course, Joe, credit must go to you not only for your musical talents but also for your recording skill. Once again, great job!

By NO MEANS am I referring to Joe's recording... obviously, many times he has shown that he is an excellent vocalist and musician -
but I think you are right on cass ... while 'one take' shows the results of THAT recording, it may not be indicative of the individual's talents ... Also, people can listen to the recording as many times as they like, picking up slight flaws, etc. ... during a 'live' performance, except for major mistakes, or NUMEROUS ones, the audience does not hear minor 'flaws' that may occur - FORTUNATELY ...

t.

PS .. please keep 'em coming, Joe ...
t.



[This message has been edited by tony mads usa (edited 04-09-2008).]

Clear voice and Kbd very well done.
Congrats for a good job.

Chico

Might like?

No, I DO like! Wonderful!! Been listening to this all morning.

-mike