T Boog

Yeah, Im a fan of Little Anthony's work in the 80s, when his voice got a little rougher. Here he is fronting this band...

Dang it Xoo! If I cant get this song "out of my head" in a couple hours, youll be hearing from my lawyer 🤨

Man that's great to hear! (Dont know what Id do if the Beatles ever broke up👍)

Electric Light Orchestra, Can't get it out of my head

What?! Paul is dead?! 😫

Fleetwood Mac, Oh well

Nah, I think that deserves points 😉

If yall dont run with "highway" soon, I'm gonna post "I am the Walrus". (Good luck finding other songs about Walruses)

Audioslave, I am the Highway

Sorry Joad, the Devil made me do it 🔥👹🔥

Tom Petty, Learning to Fly (and we're back 😄)

PSYCH!! Stevie Nicks w/ Tom Petty, Stop Dragging My Heart Around

I steered the ship clear Joad. Theyll be no Tom Petty today dammit 😉

Stevie Ray Vaughn, Lenny

Pink Floyd, Learning to Fly

Bravo Rain. Props for posting ur track. Im also glad to see ur opened minded about comping takes. And I agree with these guys. You sound better than u think. U actually have a cool voice (no matter what ur cat says 😜)

SWEET!!! 🥳 (Can't wait to reach 1000!)

Btw lɐʍd, Thanks for giving me my 100th "Like"/ Reputation mark. What do I win for this? I'm guessing that reaching 100 comes with a $100 coupon for software or something right?

AC/DC, Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution (lil better? 🤗)

Oh, my bad. U guys move quick 😁

Eddy Grant, Electric Avenue

Megadeth, The Killing Road(Badass guitar solo 👍)

Dean Martin, Silver Bells 😁

Cheers Rain. We might just be related. I'm French Cajun. My mom is a Foret. I know the Forets all came from Canada. Anyway, I dont have a thick Cajun accent but I do have a bit of it. A word like "That" can sound more like "Dat" if Im not careful. Btw, I can understand not wanting everyone to hear ur music but if u played it for one or two friends or musicians you'd prob get some useful, objective feedback. It's good to put urself out there a bit. That reminds me of back in the day, I was considered one of the local guitar heros in my area and I used to go to all the jam nights. I rem this one older guy who was just learning to play and although he wasnt very good, we all admired him for having the courage to get on stage. He would constantly ask us for advice and we'd all encourage him and give him feedback. I ended up getting busy with my own band so I didn't hit the jam nights for a while. Anyway, about a year later I went to a jam night where he played and I COULD NOT BELIEVE how good he got. It was like a Robert Johnson thing. You'd swear he sold his soul. So yeah, there's def a benefit to putting urself out there and letting a few outside ears hear ur stuff. That's up to u of course but Id encourage u to push ur comfort zone a bit. Rock On!

Doobie Brothers, Black Water