Cajon Backer #9 60's Pop

[guitarsophist]

It's in A. The chords are A-F#m7-D-E (x2) then Bm7-C#m7-D-F#m7, Bm7-C#m7-D-E. The first progression sounds a bit like "Runaround Sue," but slower, and the second is a bit like the Byrds "Why?" but I wasn't consciously thinking of those when I assembled it. In addition to the cajon there is a bass, my Casino on rhythm, and a bit of synth.



Have fun!

 

[Mjark]

Thanks!

 

[guitarsophist]

Thanks!

Perfect tone! The melody sounds like a Roy Orbison song or maybe a synthesis of a couple of such songs nicely entwined. Really nice relaxed vibe. I quite enjoyed it!

 

[ASATKat]

Thanks!

Nice and melodic Mjark.

 

[Mjark]

Perfect tone! The melody sounds like a Roy Orbison song or maybe a synthesis of a couple of such songs nicely entwined. Really nice relaxed vibe. I quite enjoyed it!

Thanks. I think it’s too compressed but the volume was all over the place.

 

[ASATKat]

Thanks for the track,

Jesse Colin Young's tune Julia was the inspiration for the first part of the melody.

Thinking Of Julia

 

[telekaster1999]

Thanks for the track. Strat on the left, tele on the right.

 

[guitarsophist]

Thanks for the track,

Jesse Colin Young's tune Julia was the inspiration for the first part of the melody.

Thinking Of Julia

Beautiful melodies and a lovely tone. The tremolo works well too.

 

[guitarsophist]

Thanks for the track. Strat on the left, tele on the right.

Both the strat and the tele make bold statements. You made it country, which I saw as a possibility. I like that clean strat tone a lot! The whole track comes together as a very musical response.

 

[Rene Asologuitar]

Always a fun back to play with, you are so appreciated.
Thanks for the lovely beat and melody.
Rene

 

[Gytaurust]

Many thanks Guitarsophist and Neil and Brian, and Layla, and Jack Nitzsche and so many others...

 

[guitarsophist]

I've known @Gytaurust for years. but I didn't know that he could actually play harmonica. I have verified with him that that is a real A harp mixed in with all the guitar parts and the synth strings and stuff.

 

[guitarsophist]

I added a lead with my Tele. This way longer than the track I posted. I could have cut it and faded out, but at the end I continue after the percussion ends and I kind of like that.