Day is gone

[BUDSTER]

Originally Posted by LWSog

Bud, that is a powerful and emotional presentation of a very good song. I also wouldn't change anything. Really enjoyed it!

Hi Larry, glad you enjoyed this rendition and thanks for the feedback. Bud

[Timothy Lawler]

The vocal sounds intense and sincere. I agree with noledog that the guitar would support it better with a thicker sound.

[BUDSTER]

Originally Posted by Timothy Lawler

The vocal sounds intense and sincere. I agree with noledog that the guitar would support it better with a thicker sound.

Hi Timothy, Good to hear from you and thanks for the constructive feedback on this tune.

Bud

[Sain't]

Eh, the guitar sounds fine. Big vocal!! One of the best I've heard from you. Singers rule!

Michael

[rokdog49]

I kind of disagree on the "thickness" of the guitar tone. I think it's fine.
It seems just slightly out of balance with the powerful vocal track.
I would probably tame that vocal track back to about 90% or a little more and I'll bet that will work.
Also, having listened to the original, the acoustic guitar is very subtle in the beginning and throughout the song. I took a crack at the strumming using my thumb instead of a pick and was able to re-create it more or less.
Anyway man, good job and I certainly enjoy you voice.
Did you ever perform Cohen's "Alleluia?" You would kill that song.

[David Hutton]

Wonderful, the song really suits your voice. Must confess I do not know the original, but I certainly like your version.

[BUDSTER]

Originally Posted by Sain't

Eh, the guitar sounds fine. Big vocal!! One of the best I've heard from you. Singers rule!

Michael

Hi Michael, Made me laugh with your comment, thanks for listening, Bud

[BUDSTER]

Originally Posted by rokdog49

I kind of disagree on the "thickness" of the guitar tone. I think it's fine.
It seems just slightly out of balance with the powerful vocal track.
I would probably tame that vocal track back to about 90% or a little more and I'll bet that will work.
Also, having listened to the original, the acoustic guitar is very subtle in the beginning and throughout the song. I took a crack at the strumming using my thumb instead of a pick and was able to re-create it more or less.
Anyway man, good job and I certainly enjoy you voice.
Did you ever perform Cohen's "Alleluia?" You would kill that song.

Rok, Thanks for the constructive input on this track. I was thinking of doing a Cohen in song in memory of him so I might give that one a go. Bud

[BUDSTER]

Originally Posted by David Hutton

Wonderful, the song really suits your voice. Must confess I do not know the original, but I certainly like your version.

Hi David, Thanks for the kind comments, Bud

Nice! love that voice.

[JoeCharter]

Well done, Bud. Very powerful and dramatic performance. I enjoyed the guitar solo as well.

[gfsark]

Yes, I agree with the others, you have a fine voice and project emotion nicely. I thought the guitar comp was choppy at the beginning, following the pauses in vocal lines rather than filling in the pauses. A little of this is ok, but I was waiting for the song to get going.

As far as Cohen, Hallelujah has been preformed zillions of times. Not that that's bad, I play it myself. But for something different, how about Famous Blue Raincoat? I'd like to hear your version.

Thanks for sharing.

[BUDSTER]

Originally Posted by J-Doug

Nice! love that voice.

Thanks Doug !

[BUDSTER]

Originally Posted by JoeCharter

Well done, Bud. Very powerful and dramatic performance. I enjoyed the guitar solo as well.

Hi Joe, Always good to hear from you and thanks for the feedback. Bud

[Murphy Slaw]

Incredible voice. Very nice.