08/16/10 01:19:44AM @bilbozo:
My second dose of this great tune. I heard a number of the PRS Band tracks on the radio chat. Always a real treat to hear the higher quality recording as opposed to the radio stream. You really pick up the nuances and attention to musical detail. Some real talent so eminent here. Fantastic track ! - Bill Smith ( Bilbozo )
08/07/10 06:58:39PM @dazed:
Fantastic lead in on this tune. I like the build up to the chorus on this tune and the bridge was right on the mark. Vocals are superb and the guitar playing on this song is genius.
08/05/10 02:44:52PM @josephrodz:
In my oppinion this track kikazz and has the "STORM" vibe in it,but with your trade marck guitar sound in it too.
Keep Rockin'
08/05/10 04:42:38PM @david-c-deal:
All right Paul, nice classic rock sound. I find the vocals particularly good. Solid all around performance and composition.
Dave
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Paul Reed Smith (founder of PRS Guitars) and Derek St Holmes (former guitarist for Ted Nugent) spent two years writing these songs with Mike Ault and, Gary and Greg Grainger contributing. The CD is centered around Derek's voice, the powerful Grainger Brother's rythym section and Michael and Paul's guitar teamwork. Derek has an international reputation for being one of the best voices in rock. Basic tracks were recorded live at the Mechanic Theatre in Baltimore and mixed at Paul’s studio and mastered by Bob Ludwig, owner of Gateway Mastering.
Paul Reed Smith is known as a guitar maker and leader of PRS Guitars. What is not commonly known is that Paul is a musician, songwriter and studio owner. Throughout his journey to find the ultimate tone in his guitars, a large number of extraordinary musicians have gravitated to playing music with him. In the beginning, this was for national music trade and guitar shows, music stores, guitar clinics and PRS Guitar promotional events. The goal was to sell guitars and let people know the head of the company could play. All the people joining him were professional musicians, but Paul doesn't consider himself a pro musician. He considers himself more of an expensive hobbyist who loves to play.
Paul loved music long before he ever built his first guitar. At one time, his father was a big-band leader and gave him a ukulele at the age of 4. "When the Beatles first came out, my mother was one of the first to buy their music. She used to play guitar and sing and my father encouraged us all. My mother had a Hi-Lo classical guitar and I remember trying to play 'Day Tripper' on it when I was about 12 or 13. But the first thing I played was bass. We used to play things like 'Proud Mary' during the 8th grade." Paul continued to play bass, then guitar in numerous short lived bands during high school.
When his interest for building guitars came about in his senior year of high school, this would become a huge turning point in his life. Building guitar's allowed him to rub elbows and jam with some of the most talented musicians in the business including Ted Nugent, Santana, Orianthi, Maná and Myles Kennedy from Alter Bridge. Eventually, he was lucky enough to write and record with some of them.
My second dose of this great tune. I heard a number of the PRS Band tracks on the radio chat. Always a real treat to hear the higher quality recording as opposed to the radio stream. You really pick up the nuances and attention to musical detail. Some real talent so eminent here. Fantastic track ! - Bill Smith ( Bilbozo )
Fantastic lead in on this tune. I like the build up to the chorus on this tune and the bridge was right on the mark. Vocals are superb and the guitar playing on this song is genius.
In my oppinion this track kikazz and has the "STORM" vibe in it,but with your trade marck guitar sound in it too.
Keep Rockin'
All right Paul, nice classic rock sound. I find the vocals particularly good. Solid all around performance and composition.
Dave