Darlin Are You Ever Coming Home

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Rick Campbell
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Darlin Are You Ever Coming Home

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Here's a good country ballad with plenty of fiddles and steel guitar. If you enjoy, please subscribe to my YouTube channel to get my latest music. Recorded in my one man band studio.

https://youtu.be/HQycQXkW_1g


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Excellent !
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Post by Charlie Hansen »

Another awesome job on one of my favourites.
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I love this kind of country music. Fabulous Job. NM
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Post by Larry Baker »

Awesome Rick,, all instruments and vocals are great.
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.... but WHO's the guy on the drums?

:D
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Loved it Rick! I subscribed
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Post by Rick Campbell »

J D Sauser wrote:.... but WHO's the guy on the drums?

:D
I use a combination of Band In A Box, EZ Drummer, MIDI and edit the drums parts at times within Studio One. It depends on the song. I learn something each time I do one of these.

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Excellent job Rick. Great music done right.
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great as always Rick!
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Post by Joe Krumel »

Rick you always "bring it home"! Love those harmonizing instruments. Old school beauty.
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