Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad

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Susan Alcorn
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Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad

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Excellent work Susan!
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I like this one a lot!
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The most refreshing thing I have heard in a long time.

Jerry
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ouch!
you are way bad!
love acapella space optimized!
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Nice! and very interesting, indeed. I like how you mix hints of the melody... with hints of the original steel parts... with stylings of your own. Very creative, and fun listening. 8)
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yessssssss
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Re: Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad

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Susan, that was sooooooo sweet. I've always listened to your good classical stuff, but never heard you on this kind of playing. Really loved it and your arrangement of it. :)

Micky Byrne U.K.
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:D :D :D Great tone, Great job, you wear many hats in playing steel, keep'em coming... 8)
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Very good. Nice creative musicianship.
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Quite the inventive take, Susan!
Fabulous stuff around 1:55!
How's about a disc of your (re)interpretations of classics like this?
Love yer avant-garde stuff, and this is superb as well!
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All Right Susan!!!! Jody.
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love it!!
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Cool!
Please visit my web site and Soundcloud page and listen to the music posted there.
http://www.mikeperlowin.com http://soundcloud.com/mike-perlowin
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Post by Bent Romnes »

This is superb, Susan! HOW do you get the clarity of that high ending chord? Is this an Emmons you are playing? If so what type? It said something about Emmons in picosong.
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Post by Bob Watson »

Thanks for posting that, it sounds great!
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Post by Rick Campbell »

What a pleasant surprise. I nad never heard Susan playing these great country licks. Good job.
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Oooo

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WOW!
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Post by Steve Alcott »

Really cool, Susan-sometimes we need to be reminded that "outside" and "inside" are not mutually exclusive paths to musical expression, or to quote an old tune, "You can't have one without the other".
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Very nice! I did notice that the site says-

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Badass!! ;-)
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