Musicians

dogknob

(2,431 posts) Sat May 27, 2017, 10:05 PM May 2017

Let me know what you think of this track I produced...

...for my friend Keith Jones. It's called "Ways of Spirit" and I did practically everything on it except for the singing and mastering.

After we did this track, I moved away for a while and Keith completed 9 other tracks with bassist/producer Fully Fullwood. These 10 songs are on Keith's debut album "It's about time..."

If you like this song, you can check out the rest of the album on Keith's website: https://keithjonesmusic.net/music

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Let me know what you think of this track I produced... (Original Post) dogknob May 2017 OP

I can hear grace slick singing this on "surrealistic pillow" - nice track msongs May 2017 #1

Thank you :) I tell people... dogknob May 2017 #9

ilike it.. its got that early 70s sound.... samnsara May 2017 #2

Sounds great! GitRDun May 2017 #3

Outstanding... GReedDiamond May 2017 #4

Thanks :) dogknob May 2017 #11

Nice- I agree with the '70's feel- I'm trying to grasp on to who it reminds me of . . . NBachers May 2017 #5

What a wonderful comment. Thanks! dogknob May 2017 #8

A little King Crimson, a little San Francisco sound, a little Moody Blues, a little Byrds . . . NBachers May 2017 #10

I like it, reminds me of 'It's A Beautiful Day' postatomic May 2017 #6

LaFlamme would have been nice to have on this for sure dogknob May 2017 #7

sounds retro earth child. Nice :) luvMIdog May 2017 #12

I told Keith about your comment dogknob May 2017 #13

hahahaha ! No I would never say something like that unless a Trump was in the band :P luvMIdog May 2017 #14

msongs

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1. I can hear grace slick singing this on "surrealistic pillow" - nice track

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Sat May 27, 2017, 10:12 PM

May 2017

dogknob

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9. Thank you :) I tell people...

Reply to msongs (Reply #1)

Sun May 28, 2017, 01:39 AM

May 2017

...that just because one uses modern tools associated with electronic music -- in this case Propellerhed Reason and Ableton Live -- does not mean one has to sound like the dreck lots of folks tend to associate with electronic music these days.

Sheesh, even the much-maligned Autotune (not used here) can be used for artistic effect.