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    Something a bit different for our band. A cross between the original JJ version and some other stuff. Very jammy and clammy. Your input is welcome and appreciated as always.

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    Oh yeah........love the slide to start things off and I think you nailed the essence of JJ Cale and Skynyrd with this rendition. Stellar slide work throughout. Wow.....gotta go listen again, especially around the 2:00 mark. Love how the other git tears it up around the 4 minute mark. Damn, you guys are good.

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    Real nice definitely the sweet spot!!!

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    Thanks bro's. Jamie's solo is the ripper and he always surprises. We have played this the last two weekends to honour Cale's passing from this world to the next. Folks really seem to like that we dedicated to his memory.
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    Quote Originally Posted by helliott View Post
    Something a bit different for our band. A cross between the original JJ version and some other stuff. Very jammy and clammy. Your input is welcome and appreciated as always.

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    I love the relaxed groove, you guys sounds like a Southern Rock band I like it As other member pointed out the slide is very tasty !
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    thanks, Jipes. Appreciate the feedback. The southern thing is interesting. At a gig recently a patron wondered if we hailed from the American south, but we corrected her as we hail from The Hammer.
    helliott in Hamilton
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    Nice groove there! Nice to hear the vocal harmony, that makes a big difference.
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    Thanks Robert. Yeah, we're liking the tune more since we added the harmony part.
    helliott in Hamilton
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    Amps -- Mesa Boogie Lone Star; Boss Katana 100, Peavey Blueamaster 2x10, Line 6 Helix
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