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#497481 - 05/21/20 10:43 AM Trans-Atlantic Music Project
john smies Offline
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Hi,

About a fortnight ago Donny recorded "Come a little bit closer " on his Ketron SD7 and sent it to me. Without any hesitation or preparation I looked for the lyrics and sang the vocals. Most of you will have heard the ensuing result. However it was too much of a rush job so I decided to re-record the vocals..which I did.
I subsequently sent all of it to my good friend "The Wizard of Ulft " , Carlo that is, and here are the results of this trans - atlantic co-operation.....

regards
John


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#497482 - 05/21/20 10:46 AM Re: Trans-Atlantic Music Project [Re: john smies]
Dnj Offline
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clap Wow!!!! clap what a fantastic production,
I played music with my KETRON SD7 Cha Cha 1 style..
It is just amazing what can be done when you
collaborate with other players..
well done John & Carlo ...

Thank you.



Edited by Dnj (05/21/20 04:25 PM)

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#497484 - 05/21/20 11:27 AM Re: Trans-Atlantic Music Project [Re: Dnj]
tony mads usa Offline
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Well, I thought the original recording was very good, but the vid brings it to another level ...
Really nice job ...
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#497485 - 05/21/20 11:38 AM Re: Trans-Atlantic Music Project [Re: john smies]
Steve A Offline
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Originally Posted By john smies
Hi,
However it was too much of a rush job so I decided to re-record the vocals..




The final came out real good...I felt like I was at the waterpark & the speakers were blaring out feel good music...

Nice production all around
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#497487 - 05/21/20 12:02 PM Re: Trans-Atlantic Music Project [Re: Steve A]
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I love talent, both of you did a great job.
John C.

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#497488 - 05/21/20 12:10 PM Re: Trans-Atlantic Music Project [Re: bruno123]
Dnj Offline
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Thank you all
the more I watch it
the more MESMERIZING it makes you feel in a good way..


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#497491 - 05/21/20 02:56 PM Re: Trans-Atlantic Music Project [Re: john smies]
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Great job, John.

Gary cool
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#497493 - 05/21/20 03:52 PM Re: Trans-Atlantic Music Project [Re: john smies]
saxxman Offline
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Great work on both video and audio! Thanks again John!
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#497495 - 05/21/20 04:07 PM Re: Trans-Atlantic Music Project [Re: saxxman]
tony mads usa Offline
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Great job, Donny, John and Carlo ...
Could those people get any closer?1? grin
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#497510 - 05/21/20 07:48 PM Re: Trans-Atlantic Music Project [Re: john smies]
Stephenm52 Offline
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Good stuff, nice job John and Donny cool

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#497512 - 05/21/20 08:11 PM Re: Trans-Atlantic Music Project [Re: john smies]
Uncle Dave Offline
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Never been across the ocean. I'd love to visit Holland ...... WOODEN shoe?
(had to do it)
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#497514 - 05/21/20 09:22 PM Re: Trans-Atlantic Music Project [Re: Uncle Dave]
tony mads usa Offline
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Originally Posted By Uncle Dave
Never been across the ocean. I'd love to visit Holland ...... WOODEN shoe?
(had to do it)


Ba da bump ...

UGH !!! rolleyes wink
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#497524 - 05/22/20 12:47 PM Re: Trans-Atlantic Music Project [Re: john smies]
lahawk Offline
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Nice collaboration. Good blend of Donny's keyboard playing and John's vocals. Thanks for sharing

Side note: I'm confused about Holland and the Netherlands.
While in the Navy in 1969, our ship ported in Amsterdam. To this day, I'm still not sure if we were in Holland or The Netherlands, or possibly both? (Sorry, didn't intend to hi-jack the topic, but I figured John has the answer)
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#497531 - 05/22/20 02:09 PM Re: Trans-Atlantic Music Project [Re: john smies]
rikkisbears Offline
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Thanks for sharing guys.

Very enjoyable.

Amazing video clip.
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#497534 - 05/22/20 03:01 PM Re: Trans-Atlantic Music Project [Re: john smies]
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Never was any good at Geography!
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#497535 - 05/22/20 03:20 PM Re: Trans-Atlantic Music Project [Re: rikkisbears]
Dnj Offline
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Originally Posted By rikkisbears
Thanks for sharing guys.

Very enjoyable.

Amazing video clip.


Thanx Rikki sure was fun!


Edited by Dnj (05/22/20 03:20 PM)

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#497548 - 05/23/20 02:04 AM Re: Trans-Atlantic Music Project [Re: lahawk]
john smies Offline
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Loc: koudekerke, Holland.
Originally Posted By lahawk
Nice collaboration. Good blend of Donny's keyboard playing and John's vocals. Thanks for sharing

Side note: I'm confused about Holland and the Netherlands.
While in the Navy in 1969, our ship ported in Amsterdam. To this day, I'm still not sure if we were in Holland or The Netherlands, or possibly both? (Sorry, didn't intend to hi-jack the topic, but I figured John has the answer)


First and foremost thanks to all of you who have responded here and for your compliments on this first but not last ( I hope) musical project across the ocean. On a personal note I would like to add that the music (Donny) was well played and recorded ( though the choice of style is debatable, no accouning for tastes), the singing by yours truly acceptable ( though the vocal range was slightly a bit too much for me I think) but the winner no doubt is.............."The Wizard of Ulft ", that is my friend Carlo, in the way he re-mastered the whole project and with the innimatable video added to it.

As to Ian's query:

The name Holland has been used alongside and often in favour of The Netherlands, in particular in Anglo speaking countries.
Over the last couple of years the Dutch government has promoted the use of The Netherlands, which is correct.
The Netherlands has 12 provinces , two of those are Noord-Holland ( Amsterdam) and Zuid-Holland ( Rotterdam, the Hague) and as these two provinces throughout history have been the largest both in population and economy, it can easily be understood why the name Holland took the place of The Netherlands....

regards,
John

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