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Re: It's Halloween - I Want Thanksgiving Songs
Okay humans,
I now have the official rules posted for the Thanksgiving Song Contest - Win!!! Brandon
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11-13-2007, 01:59 PM
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Re: It's Halloween - I Want Thanksgiving Songs
hate to say it but... with only a little over a week left before thanksgiving - I doubt I'm going to make it. Would have been a tough deadline to begin with... sidelined with car troubles taking up a lot of my time at the moment. Sorry about that but look forward to hearing some great turkey tunes. A sample of what I had in mind...
Visiting with you on that joyful and solemn day Was like sipping fine wine from a hand-blown glass A pleasure to savor, and cherish the flavor That bountiful feast left me burstingggggggg with gas. ... light-hearted fun stuff like that is where I was going. There's always next year! Charlie
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11-13-2007, 07:05 PM
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Re: It's Halloween - I Want Thanksgiving Songs
At least whip something up for pete's sake. You think my song and mix are gonna be top-knotch itself?
Though I may have bitten off more than I can chew (as usual), I'll be making the deadline. Working bit by bit each day making progress - mainly on the arrangement. First the song arrangement, then the simulated drum track (with Scott's help), then the mix.
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11-13-2007, 10:53 PM
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Re: It's Halloween - I Want Thanksgiving Songs
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Grab paper. Right down 8 sentences that involve Pilgrims and Turkeys. Pull out one condenser mic. Put it 2' in front of you. Grab an electric guitar without plugging it in. Strum. Sing. Done. You could do this in 5 minute! Quality is not an option...I mean FAILURE is not an option. Brandon
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