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Thank you very much haven, your words are truly appreciated.
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I appreciate those kind words and I thank you for stopping by, listening and reviewing, Vicen. This song has been with me for quite some time and now it's almost finished. lol.
Hope everything is nice in Barcelona, take care.

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Thanks Jim, I'm really glad you like the song. A bit different from the song I sent you, eh?
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Hej Stina.
Clapton? Jag tackar för jämförelsen. hehe.
Kramar
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Thanks man for listening and the nice review, I appreciate it very much.
Cheers
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Thanks Wayne, I'm glad you liked it.
The song has been with me for a while (close to 30 years, haha) but it was just a few weeks back I got the melody for the chorus and I had to record it. Thanks for the review and the fav, appreciate it.
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Thanks Rei! And yes, it worked rather well back in the days.
Thanks for passing by an cheering.
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Thank you Allen, I'm glad you like it. The guitar sound – just a cord into an amp, I guess.
But check your mailbox, I think your wish about transatlantic experiences just came true. :D

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Thanks Vicen, I'm glad you liked it. The song came about fairly quickly, I wanted to make a more European sounding tune and I guess I came close anyway. :)
Thanks again for your nice words.
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p.s. Jim just finished the vocals on the next Transatlantic Experience song, thought you'd like to know.

Thank you very much, I really appreciate your encouraging comments.
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Thank you very, very much.
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Thank you for the kind review. The syncing problem is probably because I make up the lyrics as I sing them, I'm sort of occupied figuring out the next word all the time. :)
But on the other hand, if I actually write the lyrics I might just make it better. Thanks again.
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Thank you! :)

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Thank you Spiv, I'm glad you listened and I appreciate your kind words. The mix was made with new headphones so it was a bit of guessing in the mix, but it seems like it worked out just fine.
Thanks again, cheers
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Kyle, thanks. The flying V came in nicely in the introduction and the rest is strat. I wanted a more European sound in this one and I think it came out nice. Maybe an tamburine and an organ can make way into the song, I'm not sure. Thanks again for the review. Cheers
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Thanks Michael. Since I consider myself a guitarplayer/songwriter first your comment on the vocals is unexpected and much appreciated. Thanks again for your very kind words.
Cheers
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ft stands for "featuring". I thought that it was the right way to shorten it, but heeey, I'm swedish so it may stand for something completly different without me knowing. :)

The music is a just something I do to relax but I plan to put it out on Itunes and spotify but it's a later issue. The songs are drafts and ideas captured in the fretboard. I don't sing to well so I'm quite happy to have found Jim Byrd here at looper, he is a really good singer. Together with Allen Venable we form the band Transatlantic Experience. I also collaborate with my son Erik, "kruus", who also sings way better than I. :)
But this song is all me, apart from the mando.

Thanks again for a nice review, your words means a lot.

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Yes, the words Never Again did cross my mind more than once the day after... thanks for the listen and the review.
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Thank you. I raise my glass...
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Thanks for the rev. And cheers!

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Thanks Rei, I'm humbled.
The song really about getting hammerd and making a fool of oneself on a festive night. The result of a night like that is a monster headache. But in this case also a song.
I thank you very much for the kind review. As said in the bar: Cheers.
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Thanks man. A fun track do, it started out as rockabilly instrumental, but wayne had other thoughts.
Cheers
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Thanks for the rev and the camparison. The pouges and dropkick have nice energy in their music and I like that in a tune, regardless of genre. Thanks again for stopping by and listening. Peace
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Thank you, Jamie for stopping by, listening and for the kind words. I really appreciate it.
Cheers
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Thanks Vicen, I appreciate you stopping by and reviewing.
It was rather fun to do something different than I usually do and Wayne volonteered to add the mandolin – the search for the tin pipe is on.
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