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mama cut the line by woofer3 [Email]
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Last Played: Oct 19, 2008 - 02:46:55 PM
Downloads: 9
Fans: 12
Uploaded: Aug 31, 2008 - 07:06:07 AM
Last Updated: Aug 31, 2008 - 07:06:07 AM
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this is an old record which was recorded on tape about ten years ago. I wrote the song myself but admit to not being able to resist incorporating the riff from Yes' -Siberian Khatru - right at the end. It was recorded here at my home on an old four track machine, if fact a portastudio. It is about relationships in general and the control you lose by being in them. I have disabled ratings because of the thingy.
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4-track &mdash 08/31/08 - 07:29:34 AM
Love it. I think it sounds especially good because of the whole sound.

Well-written song.

Woofer, keep them coming.

Dave

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thank you David &mdash 09/01/08 - 02:53:02 PM
for your comments and I'm glad you like the song.

John

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John! &mdash 08/31/08 - 08:09:57 AM
This sounds really great for a portastudio! Like very little hiss!

The song has great guitar/epiano work left and right that work well in the head!

As usual this is a great sound, great lead, great song! Really nicely done!

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it was done on a &mdash 09/01/08 - 02:59:00 PM
Tascam424 I think - though I imagine I used an Atari somewhere along the line to sequence it. I remember being quite pleased with it at the time.

Thank you again Mark for your encouraging words.

John

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Cracking song John &mdash 08/31/08 - 08:41:17 AM
Really motors along and there is some very fine playing here.

Love all the synth sounds you've used and how they function as other percussion instruments.

Cheers

Dick

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thanks Dick &mdash 09/01/08 - 03:03:55 PM
I suppose this was a bit of a jam as well as a song, I'm glad you liked it.

John

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mama cut the line &mdash 08/31/08 - 09:23:03 AM
4 tracker or GB ...YOU ROCK ..I m enjoyin this song
as I m listenin to a vinyl of my fav rocker John !!!
how I like your settin ...just the perfect touch
for that rockin sound !!! thnx alot for sharin !!!

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Yes Feter &mdash 09/01/08 - 03:13:16 PM
I live in a world of vinyl...ever since I was thirteen and held a copy of Jerry Lee Lewis' Great Balls of Fire on an English black and silver London -[ which I still have not more than three foot from me now ] Thank you my friend for listening to this little rocker and for your luvllee words.

John

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fly agaric &mdash 08/31/08 - 12:40:41 PM
rock on. Nice piece of music with some unexpected twists, you cross paths with your music and style. Great playing and interesting phasing and structure.

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yes - the fly agaric- &mdash 09/01/08 - 03:21:29 PM
also known as the Amanita Mascaria - a gorgeous magic mushroom. I drew this last week while I was in Majorca. My first attempt at drawing.

Thank you for your comments and for listening,

John

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Fabulous &mdash 08/31/08 - 05:10:01 PM
I love the vocal! And the authentic analogue sound. And the keyboard wigout. Just delightful in every way, and I mean that.

A very compulsive little rocker. Love it.

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Hello Rebsie &mdash 09/01/08 - 03:26:47 PM
thank you for your words of encouragement, always good to hear your comments.

I'm glad you like this piece.

John

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Love that &mdash 09/01/08 - 07:46:26 AM
great funky piano John. Another very well written and blissfully catchy tune.
Cheers
Len



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Hello Loenardo- &mdash 09/01/08 - 03:32:56 PM
How you? thanks a lot for taking the time to visit my little page here. Thanks for the kind words as well.

John

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Great tune John &mdash 09/01/08 - 03:41:17 PM
It's always worth a visit when I get the notice that you have posted a new one. I still own a tascam porta studio although its about worn out. I also have a fostex as well. Those old 4 tracks could be pretty decent recording devices, once you figured out their limitations. This is a very enjoyable tune. Well written, played, sang, and recorded as always. Thanks for sharing.
Peace
Guy

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Mama cut the line- &mdash 09/05/08 - 03:44:12 AM
thank you Guy, I only found this a couple of years ago and decided to put it on icomp. I remember being quite surprised at the sound.
Thank you- I'm glad you like it, also I appreciate your comments.

John

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4track &mdash 09/01/08 - 06:48:39 PM
dont you love the good old day how about 2 track live. I really enjoyed this . LOve the guitar part kind of rolls like hot tuna in a way. Some cool keys in this almost progressive in some parts. I see what you mean by the yes at the end. Very cool song!

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I'm glad you like it &mdash 09/05/08 - 03:46:10 AM
thanks for listening and commenting.

John.

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This is a keeper! &mdash 09/02/08 - 12:19:33 AM
Like this a lot. Great accents and a distinctly professional quality. There are getting to be so many really great and talented artists here. Your one of them.

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thank you Regulas &mdash 09/05/08 - 03:48:43 AM
good to see you here. I have listened to some of your stuff but have never had time to comment on it - however, guess where I'm going now ?

John.

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Yes the guitar is great &mdash 09/05/08 - 06:42:30 AM
but the whole thing is excellent. Love it John

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thanks &mdash 09/09/08 - 01:41:00 PM
it's quite old - like me.

Johm

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Great Song &mdash 09/06/08 - 04:33:23 PM
But what else is new from the Woofer? I loved the organ sound and playing near the end, but then everything was done well.

Great song and great sound.

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hi Tim &mdash 09/09/08 - 01:44:55 PM
thank you, I think most of the sounds on this came from a Roland sound canvas. not a bad sound even though very basic.

John.

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