Ha! That's funny and a compliment, tell her thanks! The more I check them out the more I'm surprised they never made more of a mark on US radio. Really only Matchstick Men was played over here.
The Quo's still rockin', live tv from Germany just 2 years ago:
Well-crafted track in your typical, straightforward style. I think this is a nice example of how well it can work with clean and sparsely divided guitar parts. Personally, I would have placed an additional, thin guitar with a few notes far into the background in the last part to open up the space at the end. But of course that's a matter of taste.
Cheers,
Micky
I try not to over produce my tracks, the keep it simple stupid approach, he. I wish I had harmonicas in all the keys because I might have added some here and there, possibly in the end to fill in some spaces.
Woohoo! I was wondering where you were, mind you I have not been on too much, just now and again posting a song when I get time or uploading older ones...But lets talk about this little jam right here which deserves a grammy btw no joke the whole track is on point! & to the point, Moonshiner aye lol... Vocals & music are stellar. You are one of the absolute! best songwriters *Hands Down* your storytelling is always ACE! I'm always impressed and come away a very satisfied listener. Brilliant Stuff indeed. Always a fave. Bravo!
I took a couple months off to basically get away from recording and set up all my new gear(comp, interface, guitars, software...). Come back with fresh ears.
This is a great song man! I've not had the pleasure of hearing ur work before, but I'm glad I hit play on this one. I'm a fan of music of all kinds, especially ones made by true songwriters or composers. U can tell the difference. Great work here, man.
a style recognizable among thousands, great composition Wayne even if I would have preferred a mix a little more "bold" the song is very nice! great job my friend!
Michael
No, haven't noticed any latency issues. From ez into your daw? I skipped ez 2, didn't look like it would help me anymore than ez 1. But ez 3 is a different monster. Way more samples, more ways the tracks can be mixed, it's just leaps and bounds beyond ez 1.
Self named track? lol
Very nice rock sound mate, listening to it with headset, fill set very nicely, vocals are great in this one, nice work on the vocals Wayne, wish I could sing but there's no hope with my vocals unless there is a machine to tune and much more before I would record any vocals...Very surprised this has one review before mine...everything works very well in this piece from drums and guitar and vocals, can't fault any part of it my friend...much respect to you Wayne....mos..
nice to have you back around Wayne, great to here your style, sounds like you had great fun using your new kit, it all sounds great as always and can only add to the motivation to keep grinding great sound quality everything is pin sharp and clear
It was a much needed break. My old intel imac still works as a stand alone music production machine but all the new standards for internet were past my comp's ability to keep up. Starting fresh is good, keeps the mind attentive and updated.
Hey Wayne, mate love listening to your tunes as you seem to have a knack with most genres you do which is always pleasing to the ear, crystal clear n great playing of your instruments. great track to start the sunday morning off here in OZ.. excellent work my friend, Fav'd Peace n much Respect Wayne...mos...
Hey friend, listening to piece on headset, loving the harmonic very nice in the background, and when the main feature in between the vocals very crisp sound mate filling headset out very nice, with everything sounding great from this end my friend, fav Peace n much respect Wayne...mosaic...
I'm finally getting to the point I'm starting to like my mixes, a long and winding road it's been. The last few years I've been concentrating on gain staging, been helpful. Plus I'm recording at 96,000 hz and I have some decent instruments and mics so I'm getting quality recordings to start with.
Hey Wayne! look at you still going strong. What a wild ride, love the instrumentations, the harmonica is great. The wobbly bassline, and the zither sound so many great combinations and the tip top your awesome vocals. man I've missed this place!!
aj
I wrote it many times that your "vintage" attitude is outstanding, as here ... :-)
I imagine some record sound with some scratch on it ... :-)
fistbump bro, Danke
Welcome to Wayne's world, where the music & lyrics are super duper ROCKING! :) This is absolutely RAD! & such an enjoyment to listen to, btw that mouth organ is stealing the show. EXCELLENT!!! Work!
That's a great song Wayne!Great drumming too! and the harmonica and whatever that thing is around 0:59. Bass totally on point too.
You absolutely exceeded yourself!
(Btw isn't it Santa Fe, or is that a reference to Tina? ;) )
hi Wayne great vocal, well written, love the harmonica, nice guitar work too, the mix is crisp, the production is cool and the end was cool too. great work as usual
i hear that bumblebee scream, all right. beautiful tones abound. what a fine tune, sad but thrilling like the scent of her perfume.
i’m scrapping a few bucks together for a ‘new’ used guitar and you’ve become a big influencer for les with yer delivery on this!
great hearing you, Wayne!
I never write the words out before I start singing, I just get an idea for the lyrics, hit the red button and start singing. Sometimes lines like "i heard a bumble bee scream" come out of nowhere. I don't know what it means but i liked it and left it in, he.
Good luck on your guitar safari. I paid $650 at Sweetwater for my Epiphone "inspired by Gibson" 60's Les Paul Standard which I think is a steal for these gems. Gibson has had some rough times lately and putting out an Epiphone that's pretty darn close to their Gibson line will get people, like me who doesn't want to pay 3 grand for a Gibby, to buy them. Plus all the vids on yt are nothing but praise for these. Keep me updated on your new git.
I just bought a new Epiphone "inspired by Gibson" Les Paul Standard and a newly reissued The Guv'nor guitar pedal. A lot of sound for the buck. And I do like to mix my drums loud. Form years of band practice and playing in clubs, the drums always are the loudest thing in the room. Unless you have "that" guitarist, lol.
Come on bro, don't wait for her. Maybe you should break up or whatever. It might be a blessing in disguise. Life is full of possibilities. Look at the bright side. When the chorus kicks in at 0:58 and 2:48, you distorted the back-up vocals. In my opinion, it would be better without that. Just have a clean voice or something like that. Nice composition.
First off, thanks for stopping by and commenting! Secondly, It's just a song I made up for the all alone idea, nobody left anyone, ha! But I do get your point.
The distorted vocals is something I've been messing around with lately. When all you've done in the past is a normal matching backup or harmony with some reverb or delay it can get old so I've been playing with overdrive as an option. I appreciate the good feedback though!
on Paper Plane by theHumps
I love status quo they used to get slagged off for the simple chords but they were effective and they had some real good tunes.
great track Pal.
The Quo's still rockin', live tv from Germany just 2 years ago:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abifktfBNgg
Thanks, take care folks!
Wayne
on Still Time by theHumps
Cheers,
Micky
I try not to over produce my tracks, the keep it simple stupid approach, he. I wish I had harmonicas in all the keys because I might have added some here and there, possibly in the end to fill in some spaces.
Take care!
Wayne
on Still Time by theHumps
Michael
Wayne
on Still Time by theHumps
ace track man.
Cheers!
Wayne
on Still Time by theHumps
Angelus
I took a couple months off to basically get away from recording and set up all my new gear(comp, interface, guitars, software...). Come back with fresh ears.
Wayne
on Still Time by theHumps
Wayne
on My Lunatic Guy by theHumps
Cheers!
Wayne
on My Lunatic Guy by theHumps
Michael
Thanks!
Wayne
on My Lunatic Guy by theHumps
on My Lunatic Guy by theHumps
have you had any probs ez3 im having latency problems in now ez2 aint working lol
No, haven't noticed any latency issues. From ez into your daw? I skipped ez 2, didn't look like it would help me anymore than ez 1. But ez 3 is a different monster. Way more samples, more ways the tracks can be mixed, it's just leaps and bounds beyond ez 1.
Wayne
on My Lunatic Guy by theHumps
Self named track? lol
Very nice rock sound mate, listening to it with headset, fill set very nicely, vocals are great in this one, nice work on the vocals Wayne, wish I could sing but there's no hope with my vocals unless there is a machine to tune and much more before I would record any vocals...Very surprised this has one review before mine...everything works very well in this piece from drums and guitar and vocals, can't fault any part of it my friend...much respect to you Wayne....mos..
I sing, if it's any good is up to the listener I suppose. But it does help me get ideas put together much quickly not having to get a singer involved.
Thanks Mos, hope all is going well down under!
Wayne
on My Lunatic Guy by theHumps
Thanks Paul!
Wayne
on Weight of the World by theHumps
on Santa Fe by theHumps
I'm finally getting to the point I'm starting to like my mixes, a long and winding road it's been. The last few years I've been concentrating on gain staging, been helpful. Plus I'm recording at 96,000 hz and I have some decent instruments and mics so I'm getting quality recordings to start with.
Take care, glad to see ya back!
Wayne
on Santa Fe by theHumps
on Santa Fe by theHumps
aj
Yup, still at it, ha! Dodging hurricanes these days down here in Florida, storms and music, exciting times, lol!!
See ya around!
Wayne
on Santa Fe by theHumps
Wayne
on Santa Fe by theHumps
I wrote it many times that your "vintage" attitude is outstanding, as here ... :-)
I imagine some record sound with some scratch on it ... :-)
fistbump bro, Danke
There's enough mistakes, no need for scratches on top of them. ;)
Wayne
on Santa Fe by theHumps
I hadn't played the harmonica in a bit so I figured this would be a good one for it.
Wayne
on Santa Fe by theHumps
You absolutely exceeded yourself!
(Btw isn't it Santa Fe, or is that a reference to Tina? ;) )
Wayne
on Santa Fe by theHumps
Wayne
on All Alone by theHumps
i’m scrapping a few bucks together for a ‘new’ used guitar and you’ve become a big influencer for les with yer delivery on this!
great hearing you, Wayne!
I never write the words out before I start singing, I just get an idea for the lyrics, hit the red button and start singing. Sometimes lines like "i heard a bumble bee scream" come out of nowhere. I don't know what it means but i liked it and left it in, he.
Good luck on your guitar safari. I paid $650 at Sweetwater for my Epiphone "inspired by Gibson" 60's Les Paul Standard which I think is a steal for these gems. Gibson has had some rough times lately and putting out an Epiphone that's pretty darn close to their Gibson line will get people, like me who doesn't want to pay 3 grand for a Gibby, to buy them. Plus all the vids on yt are nothing but praise for these. Keep me updated on your new git.
Wayne
on All Alone by theHumps
I just bought a new Epiphone "inspired by Gibson" Les Paul Standard and a newly reissued The Guv'nor guitar pedal. A lot of sound for the buck. And I do like to mix my drums loud. Form years of band practice and playing in clubs, the drums always are the loudest thing in the room. Unless you have "that" guitarist, lol.
Wayne
on All Alone by theHumps
I mixed this one for 2 months and still am not overly excited about the mix. Just needed to move along and post it.
Take care man!
Wayne
on All Alone by theHumps
The distorted vocals is something I've been messing around with lately. When all you've done in the past is a normal matching backup or harmony with some reverb or delay it can get old so I've been playing with overdrive as an option. I appreciate the good feedback though!
Wayne