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One of my first posts about 14 months ago was an E80 recording
of Georgia on my mind.I did say at the time that this song has a
verse which nobody seems to record,although someone posted a video of an old 1931 film of a female singer who sang the verse,
(still the only example I`ve seen).There was quite a lot of possitive feedback on how I could improve my rendition.This time
I`ve done vocals to help with the words to the verse,which by the way I like to put between the choruses as I think it adds a little
more interest.The style this time is Gospel 3.A merry Christmas
and a happy and prosperous new year to you all.

Terry very enjoyable.....
don't why there are no replies


Merry Christmas

you mean in the EIGHT minutes since the post?

he posted 6 hrs ago? 12:49pm

You posted eight minutes after he did

That is when I refurbished my reply

good one, Terry. Bit heavy on the vocal reverb, though. Might want to back it off a touch. You have a good voice, and sometimes the reverb overshadows your vocal quality a bit.

Cheers,

Gary

Thx for sharing Terry. Nice groove. You do have a nice voice, on key, which is very difficult to do. The harmonies were a bit muddled, but on key!

Donny, I'm sure you have read a couple of my posts stating that I wonder why some people who post performances and seem to appreciate when people comment, but then never comment on other peoples performances ...
just sayin

I think this whole thing about 'commenting' is a tricky subject. There all all kinds of reasons why people do or don't comment on a performance so I don't think we should read anything into it. From what I've seen, good and bad performances are commented on equally, about 98% of the time with a favorable comment, so I don't know what that tells the performer. JMO.

chas