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#191564 - 12/16/05 02:10 PM
Re: My first attempt at Country Singing. All please have a listen and comment.
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Registered: 10/08/00
Posts: 4715
Loc: West Virginia
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Starkeeper, it's far from my usual singing voice it wasn't easy for me to sing that. Keep the comments coming. All I want to add is when the song tends to sound (repititious) to you keep in mind (it's not finished), and the chorus/bridge/refrain, hasn't been added yet (still in the works) Squeak
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#191566 - 12/16/05 05:00 PM
Re: My first attempt at Country Singing. All please have a listen and comment.
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Registered: 12/08/02
Posts: 15560
Loc: Forest Hill, MD USA
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Squeak, The song's lyrics are just fine, but the song itself is very repetitious, almost to the point of being boring. Now, onto the voice, which I assume was the main point of the post. Your voice quality is excellent. It is soft, has outstanding, soft tones, and is well suited to any form of music. However, I would not waste this wonderful talent on hip-hop. You have a lot of vocal potential, your diction is crisp and clean, and you seem to be right on the money staying on key. As for quitting the day job--NAH! Stick with your schooling, when it's all over, get a great paying job and enjoy music as a sideline. Keep in mind I have been in this business for a long time, and it pays just about the same now as it did when I was a snot-nosed kid of 21 strumming a guitar in a hillbilly bar and singing my heart out. We're both too old for American Idol! Good Luck, Gary ------------------ Travlin' Easy
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#191568 - 12/16/05 06:53 PM
Re: My first attempt at Country Singing. All please have a listen and comment.
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Registered: 02/20/00
Posts: 643
Loc: Canada
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Hmmmm . . . the first thing I did when I saw your post was to check out your profile. Why? Well, for my money, country singers have to have that Tex/Tenn/Southern sound going for them. And the only way I think you can get that properly is the natural way (yeah, I know there are those who bang out hits and were born a long way from Nashville). So looking at your profile, I see you're in West Va. Well, hell, that's close enough for me. You got da voice for Country, my man!
Now, the song itself. A lot of people here are saying it's repetitious, etc. Well, come on guys, the man only got on it this morning and as he says - it's a work in progress.
Squeak, I've no doubt that when you've got a complete song with verses, hooks and a bridge, and the full instrumentation happening, you're going to have a very good end product. You're definitely heading in the right direction. Good luck.
[This message has been edited by renig (edited 12-16-2005).]
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#191571 - 12/17/05 03:54 AM
Re: My first attempt at Country Singing. All please have a listen and comment.
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Registered: 10/08/00
Posts: 4715
Loc: West Virginia
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The song was an off and on piece for me throughout the morning. I'm also an at home dad so there were "frequent" breaks in the writing process to chase down my 3 year old I wasn't sure how I wanted to bridge to be, so I just focused on the verses for the time being. I posted because I'm not a country singer and wanted others opinions before I continue with the song and finish it. You know how it is..., we write a song and think WOW! how great that sounds (to our ears), but to others they may say "what the hell were you thinking man?". You're more than welcome to work with it as is anyone here on the forum. Squeak [This message has been edited by squeak_D (edited 12-17-2005).]
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#191572 - 12/17/05 04:41 AM
Re: My first attempt at Country Singing. All please have a listen and comment.
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Registered: 09/21/02
Posts: 5508
Loc: Port Charlotte,FL,USA
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Sqeak I couldn't believe the tearful quality of your voice. Truly suited to a country lament. Although you could handle any ballad,you sure have a flair for country.
Go for it. Bernie
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