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Here's a soundfile only from me.
I'm waiting on input for a video that's been in the can for over a year.
This is Gilbert O Sullivan's " We Will".
It's been driving me nuts lately, I can't get it out of my head, I love it.
The backing track is the original record with his voice removed, well it's a remix which nicely
spaced out the instruments with the vocal straight down the middle.
It's played on Malcolm.

http://www.box.net/shared/4h023igq0y0b9kmhojy0

Well played, Malcolm. Glad you're in good voice. Play this for Daphne when you meet her. She'll love it!

I know what you mean when you say you get a tune that just drives you nuts until you either play it to death or record it.
G.O'S is a smashing writer of pop song and had a way of writing 'bridges' in songs that were unusual. I have this "thing" about "Alone Again (Naturally)" which means something special to me personally and I've been playing it at home for yonks - maybe now I should get off my butt and record it.
Lovely job is this, Ecca! Very clever to get a good BT out of the original track. Amazing tone from Malcolm - is that the name for the Burnsocaster?
cheers
ian

Great arrangement, playing, and variety of tones.
Loved it
Cheers Phil

I just had to play it, it's driving me round the bend.
There's something so evocative ( and sentimentally sad ) about the melody, although it isn't a sad song when you listen to the lyrics.
I heard it for the first time in a long while a couple of weeks back on the wireless.
Try busking to the classy, classy chord sequences, most unexpected.
No plectrum, Korg £19 Ampworks, new black Burnsocaster (as Sloxpewk so insulted Malcolm.)
Found a magnificent enormous,reverb within Adobe Audition. ( no echo )
Wakeful nights with this bloody song going round my head.
Doctored the original record for BT yesterday, finished recording it today.
Job done.
Sanity ( I hope)
Cheers all,
Ecca

Great stuff Ecca
I was watching a documentary about O'Sullivan a few weeks ago on the telly and thought at the time that a lot of his songs would make fantastic instrumentals.
He's got this amazing ability to create lovely chord patterns and melody lines.
I was thinking about 'Nothing Rhymed' for one.

Nothing Rhymed would make a great instrumental.

It'll do
B.

High praise indeed... and bang on, needs more work.