Dreams from the cobwebs of my mind

Each night, when I finally go to bed, a song begins to emerge from the cobwebs of my aging mind. This particular one has been playing every night for at least three weeks. The only way I know to get these songs out of my psyche is to sit down and record it using the onboard recorder of my trusty PSR-S950. I won't know if this will get it out of my mind until I go to bed tonight.

I used the Folk Pop style, which can be found in the Country category, A and C variations, tempo of 95, second intro and second ending. My vocals are not what they used to be because of my deteriorating lung condition, so I figured I better do this song while I still have enough air to sing.

Here's my rendition of Elusive Butterfly.

Gary

I had about forgotten about this one. The Yammy sounds really good on it, and your vocals seem fine. Nice one!

Love that Song!...Keep on Singing and Playing My Friend...Harold

Sounds real nice Gary. Good style for the song!

Love It! One of your best.
Eddie

Thanks guys, I really appreciate those words of encouragement.

All the best,

Gary

Yea I forgot abut this tune too! Gary your vocals sound good!

Bravo, Gary:

The style worked well for "Butterfly" and I really enjoyed your rendition. Wish I had the income stream flowing my way from the royalties that song produced... and still produces.

Thanks for sharing! ----Dave Rice

Great song I always liked. Thanks for bringing it back to us. Perfect Style and the vocal was,right on. Keep em comin, thats how you get them out of your mind.
Thanks

Gary, I enjoyed the song. Keep recording, My request.
John C.

Thank you for sharing Gary. Also for the info about the style you used. Sounds great with that tune.

Thanks for those kind words, everyone. Rikki, one of the things I always take into consideration when posting a song is to be sure to post information on how that song was created. I sincerely believe that the information, style, tempo, variations, intro, ending, make and model of keyboard, etc..., are helpful ingredients for others who wish to perform this song as well. I also encourage others to post their renditions of the same songs, which would benefit others in creating their renditions.

Thanks again, everyone,

Gary

Can't remember that I've heard this song before, so a quick search at Google gave the info it's a real 'oldie' from middle of the 60'es.
Tnx for sharing Gary, sounds as a clear and well balanced recording too. Keep on singing.
Merry X-Mas!

Nice job, Gary ... Also sounds like you've got the fingers of your right hand working again ... good for you ...

GJ ... One of the interesting things I found was that it was originally the 'B' side of the recording by Bob Lind who wrote and performed the song ... He never expected this to be a hit song ...

Gunnar and Tony, thanks for listening and commenting, guys. Tony, All but the index finger are working again, though I can use the index finger, I still cannot feel anything with it. It's totally numb.

Thanks again, everyone,

Gary

I also have an appendage that is pretty much numb. However it doesn't affect my keyboard playing.

Nice Gary! You still got it

jingleman

Thanks for the compliments, Jingleman.

Gary