Getting brave!

So in for a penny in for a pound. Flushed with success of the gig on Sunday I've taken the plunge dug out the BR-600 (digital recorder) and the tome of a manual and recorded one of the original pieces that debuted at that gig.



This is "I Used To Know Her".

Comments

  1. Mondo17 November 2009 at 14:13

    Nice one F-Ron, If someone had told me that was a Pete Townshend demo, outtake, new tune - I would've believed them. Top Stuff. More please..

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  2. DILLIGAF17 November 2009 at 23:00

    There goes me 'exclusive' on Saturday night!!!!

    Bit REM sounding to me...but all yours old bean

    Right.

    Mail me another.

    I want an exclusive....so there...;-)

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  3. punxxi18 November 2009 at 03:06

    encore!encore!

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