Rock 'n' Roll Ladies

[David Sprouse]

It's interesting that you were using the word *shady* in 2003.   I've only heard it used lately.  Lyrics are really, really good.  Meatloafish for sure.

[DeeringAmps]

David,

”shady” probably comes from my love of pulp fiction crime novels (Chandler fans will surely flame me now) I did co-write a tune “Lady in the Shade” 72-73ish, but I don’t think she was “shady”. Meatloaf, I’ll  wear that proudly. Thanks for listening.

Tom

[Bapu]

Tom,

Up the bass and the kick ?

Cool song, love the harp.

 

 

[DeeringAmps]

Just now, Bapu said:

Up the bass and the kick ?

You got it!

Thanks Ed, luv ya man! (that don't mean I wants to take long hot showers with ya tho)

T

[Makke]

Nice one. Good old time rock 'n' roll. Thumb up!

[SPAK]

OMG Missed this one ? and I think you have a fan for sure, been listening to your back catalog  (Cosmos Music) great stuff indeed ?

Steve

[DeeringAmps]

Well thank you Steve, I really appreciate the kind words.

And thank you Makke for the kind comments and taking the time.

 

Tom

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[Barry Seymour]

That was FUN!  I'm hearing a little Black Crowes in there.

Good mix, too.

[DeeringAmps]

You're too kind!

Lots of Georgia Satellites too...

 

t

[Lynn Wilson]

Wow!  Tom, I missed this one due to the craziness of my life over the last few months, but I'm glad I found this gem.  This sounds like a page from my life, in regards to both the story and the musical influences.  If my friends, the Rainmakers, ever need a fill-in, I would recommend you.

[DeeringAmps]

Thank you brother !

t