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Based on the feedback from last weekend, I added another track of vocals, and also put in some reverb on them.

I redid the lead guitar track as well, because I wasn't happy with what I did last week. I like the sound better now, even though the playing could still use some improvement. (I put new strings on my strat today so maybe that helped!).

I didn't get much playing in this weekend because my wife and I were visiting my parents yesterday in CT for Father's Day. My Dad is turning 90 this year and my Mom is 95 and they still live on their own, so we try to visit as often as we can!

Thanks for all your feedback last time - and I hope you all like this version better!

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Really nice Jim, some neat playing, well done

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Sounds fuller. Congrats

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Thanks guys!

I like the sound better - it's fuller as Marty said and I guess my voice requires some filling out (even if only by myself) !

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