one that an old movie inspired me to attempt. I recently watched a movie, Ballad of Cable Hogue, and this was one of the songs during the movie that really brought some emotion to me. It was originally performed with just a guitar and vocalist, and, to me, it sounded fantastic. I could not duplicate it to perfection, but I gave it my best after a few puffs of oxygen and some Honey Bourbon. Here's my rendition of Wait For Me Sunrise

If you get the opportunity to watch this movie, I sincerely believe you will thoroughly enjoy it, especially if you have ever lived in, or visited, the western US.

Gary

Thanks, Gary... for a well-performed song and a recommendation for a good movie. (The spell check here does not recognize the word, "Movie!... LOL!) Guess that means I'm old... but when I wake up in the morning, just before my feet hit the floor, I'm 19 again!

Now for some of that Honey Bourbon... well, okay... tonight I'll have to settle for a Shiner Beer!

Later... ---Dave

that was heart felt and amazing Gary Wow!
You certainly hit the mark with this performance.

Thank you

Thanks guys - it was a real challenge for me tonight to put this one together.

Love ya,

Gary

Gary, Nice tune with lots of feeling! For a guy who has breathing problems you sure do turn out some nice work! We're always looking for good movies to watch too, we'll check that one out.

Wish I had a low register like yours Gary.

Plenty of power in the middle eight.

Must try some of that Honey Bourbon

Col

Gary...Another Wonderful Song...Really enjoyed it...I Like You're Song Choices...Heart felt Songs for sure...Your Songs make Me respect everyday Given to Me...Thank You Harold

Thanks for the kudos, guys. Thought I should share how this one was created. I used my trusty S-950 and it's onboard recorder, a converted Genos, country style, that was converted for use with the S-970, "A" and "D" variations, tempo of 120. Additionally, I used my Sennheiser E-855 handheld mic on a boom. My last remaining Crown CM-311 mic is on it's way south to another forum member, whom I hope enjoys it as much I did. Great mic, but I no longer need it since I have retired.

Thanks again, for listening and commenting everyone,

Gary

Still sounding good, Gary ...
Thank you

Gary, you are still making music. I’m proud of you, you’re a good example to follow.

I’m waiting for your next song, John C.