Only this time, I used the PSR-S950's Modern Country Ballad style. I thought I had this stored in my thumb drive, but I couldn't find it, therefore, I sat down at the keyboard and gave it my best.

I had a problem with the bridge this time, but considering that I have a couple oxygen tubes shoved up my nose, and also lost much of my eyesight to Macular degeneration, I felt good about the results. I gotta figure out one of the chords in that bridge, but for now, it's back to the income tax return.

Here's the country rendition of A Rainy Night In Georgia by an old codger.

Gary

Ahhh! That's just great, Gary. I can really hear the difference between the 950 and your old 3000, but your voice sounds as strong as never. Sure can't tell from this that your breathing from a bottle. I like the country rendition too. Was glad to hear from you. Hadn't heard anything for a while, so was beginning to get worried, and I do miss the sailing sagas. Hang in there, man. Enjoy whatever you can, while you can.

Ted

Gary,

Nice job, you’re doing very well for a buy who has the medical problems you have. Kudos to you!

Great rendition Gary! Nice recording too!

Thanks for the kudos, guys. I really appreciate you all taking time to listen and comment on my submission. Some songs still are relatively easy for me to sing, but others are darned near impossible, especially since the stroke.

All the best,

Gary

Nice, Gary ...
Keep on keepin' on ...

Nice job Gary. Not too shabby for an ol sailor

Thank you for sharing Gary.
Keep them coming. Instrumentals will do, if vocals prove too difficult.

Good afternoon Tony, Larry and Rikki. Thank you all for listening and those wonderful compliments - I really do appreciate them, especially from the incredibly talented musicians on this forum.

All the best,

Gary

Gary, very well done...I wish I could sing half that well...
Really enjoyed it!
Lee