Fran, that was really good. You must have had a broken heart at some point.

Don, even the year matched..

62 was a tough year for me too. It was my first year in college and I had to leave my longtime girlfriend behind back at home. I was busy with school and basketball and she got busy with one of my old friends. We later got back together and actually married, but things were never QUITE the same, ending in divorce after seven years.

Well done Donny for starting this thread, it's a hell of a lot more interesting and enjoyable than rabbiting about new keyboards LOL

Thank you all for your kind comments, especially Don about my "Texas"
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Col

Your very welcome Col..... I Agee sharing songs, technics, etc, here is fun. I hope more will share their music also.

Would love to hear this song played/Sung on a genos....anyone?

Donny asked for it, and I didn't want Fran to be last ...

Recorded on the Pa900 using the Country Ballad 2 style with some changes to the Pads and STS voices ( harmonica and Voices )

Nice version Tony! That's a style I use a lot-fits a lot of songs. I think I used the same one on my post of this song.

Tony a real nice job, I'm happy that you took the time to share your version with us, well done, & thanx for using the VH on your KORG during your vocal. The style fits very well, Harmonica gives a nice feel also Bravo!
I hope a few more players will join in using different keyboards also. These challenges are really fun for everyone and I hope we all learn from listening to each other after all that's what it's all about. Either a vocal or instrumental the main thing is we are playing. The ongoing this is better then that is really getting old. Listening to others play songs & discussing technic etc, is much more pleasing don't you think?

Again Tony well done paisan!!

Thanks guys, it was my pleasure ...
Yes, Don, I'm just about positive it's the same style you used ... I listened to your version and went through the Country styles to find one like yours ... if I can't learn from the Master, who can I learn from ...