#67010  by Billbbill
 
Wasn't gonna mention our latest practice - for obvious reasons 8) but I really liked this version of Peggy-O so I thought I'd link to it. Aside from a nice clam during my lead and not being on the same page for the ending :smile: it came out pretty well.

http://www.archive.org/download/StellaB ... eggy-O.mp3

Aw crap I can't help myself - here's a pretty good scarlet>fire as well - can hardly hear me singing scarlet though

I seldom think I'm gonna do this or that before hand, for a lead but for this one I decided I'd go arpeggio berserk during the scarlet verse lead - just for kicks - of all the tunes where JG would lean on arpeggios this is high on the list - a few others come to mind, rubin & cherise, touch of grey, run for the roses to name a few.

http://www.archive.org/download/StellaB ... gonias.mp3

http://www.archive.org/download/StellaB ... untain.mp3
 #67048  by Billbbill
 
DenverEd wrote:For some reason, Peggy-O is brutally hard to sing.
whatchoo tryin to say Willis? :smile:

I know for me I'll struggle trying to hit notes that may be just out of my range rather than transpose - though those days may be coming to an end. On this one if I'm breathing right, I can usually do it justice - I think I did decently here.

Thanks TJ!