It's funny. For a long time (pun intended), all I had for this tune was a really, really bad scratch recording. Looped drums, sloppy guitars, bad vocals and even problematic lyrics. I kept debating if it was the right tune. But the CD needed a blues tune, and it kept haunting me in the back of my mind. So, I did it anyway.
It strikes me as odd how the last tunes of my CD's always seem to come together. I put off working on them, because the other songs feel stronger, or more exciting, and I'm not as confident in them. But as I start to work out the parts and get the tracking polished, these songs grow on me and often become among my personal favorites.
Anyway, I tracked the lead vocals and worked out harmony vocals. I'm excited by them, and they all get the exact effect I was hearing in my head. I seriously think, however, that I'm going to have a female singer do them. They're a bit high for me, and I think it would be "bluesier" if they were done by a girl.
Also, I've been practicing "Tenth and Main" a lot as well. I'm getting very excited about that one, too. I want to get this one done before I start tracking it, though.

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