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Jim Fogarty
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Power Pop Steel - New Tune from My Band

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My band, Travel Lanes, just put a new 8 song release last week. Mostly pop and power pop, with extremely catchy songs. I'm very proud of it.

I mostly play guitar all over of it, but I managed to sneak some pedal steel on 3 tracks. This one, in particular, was a real last minute addition, when we were stuck and looking for something to add to the dreaminess and flow of the song. I stayed up super late one night, and sent them a LOT of steel, thinking they'd only mix in a wee bit......but they ended up using it all.

This is my Stage One, straight into Logic Pro X, BTW. Steel starts @ 45 secs....then comes in at the end, as well.

https://youtu.be/5T3sUtVy_nU

PS.....our own Mike Brenner also plays KILLER lap steel on one track, as well.
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Sounds GREAT! Immediately had me singing along and bobbing my head. Thanks for a nice start to the morning!

Jim
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Post by Dennis Brion »

Sounds more like today's country to me! Without that steel think the song would be missing a lot! Steel playing was beautiful!
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Post by Jim Fogarty »

Hmmm.......not sure about "today's country".....there's no hip-hop beats or trucks involved!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Thanks for listening and for the nice words.
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Post by Dean Smith »

I like it, Jim...nice tune. Reminds me of some of the Whiskeytown stuff.
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Post by David Mitchell »

Sounds a lot like the old Gram Parsons music. He was known as the father of Country Rock music. Nice tasty stuff you did on steel!
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Thanks much guys!
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Post by Joachim Kettner »

That sounds real good, Jim. I'm glad to here that there is still great music in this world.
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Joachim Kettner wrote:That sounds real good, Jim. I'm glad to here that there is still great music in this world.
Thanks!

Still LOTS of amazing music out there. Probably more than ever........just gotta search for it.
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