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Requested by my wife. She says this reminds her of when she was stationed in Germany. I do it live ocassionally, but for this recording, to add something different, I did a modulation, triple fiddles, and harmony vocals. It's been recorded a lot, but I don't recall this arrangement. All done in my home studio with my assortment of instruments, software, and my '74 push pull.

Also dedicated to Paul King! It was lemon lime slushy time today.

Notice the AM radio is tuned to 650. Those that associate with that will understand why I do these songs.

https://youtu.be/Pvl7WLvt4Qo


Hope you enjoy.

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Post by Joe Krumel »

Well done Mr. Rick! Loved the harmony on the fiddle parts. Thanks for keeping this 650 era music alive. Hope the slush was good! Ha!
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Joe Krumel wrote:Well done Mr. Rick! Loved the harmony on the fiddle parts. Thanks for keeping this 650 era music alive. Hope the slush was good! Ha!
Joe, thanks buddy. Yeah, the slushy was good. I got it on the day our temperature was 87. Yesterday it was cold and rainy, more hot chocolate weather. Good home studio weather though.

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Post by Fred Treece »

Just want to add that you are no slouch on the vocals. Very well done all around, including arrangement, recording, & production.
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Post by Larry Jamieson »

Very nice and well done, Rick. You play your instruments well and sing pretty good too!
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A real genuine and straight forward swingin' toetapping Country as it'll ever get!

Thanks for that!... J-D.
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Post by Paul King »

Great job Rick. That Sonic drink looks natural there. Here lately mine has been a Peach slush which is sugar free too.
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Post by Larry Dering »

Good stuff Rick. Nice job on the music and harmony voices.
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