Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A big thanks to all the working women & men out there. Without them the world would come to a real standstill.
Written by Adderly as I recall. Butterfield's version is what I grew up with. The mixing & recording on this was a nightmare. It still doesn't seem finished. The ending is really goofy. Interesting, once you make a decent backing track it all it all can go a bit south once I started adding my leads in. BIAB did a great job on the harmonica solo once I found the right (TJ Klay) guy. Had the Butter's feel. My rhythm part worked fine I thought. I could have brought the Hammond up a bit. Also, if you record for a while then take a break for a few days you best write down all your settings. What guit you used, what pedals, recording settings, etc. I didn't! This is one I started work on about 3 or 4 years ago, I think. Thanks for watching/listening & all your great comments.
A big thanks to all the working women & men out there. Without them the world would come to a real standstill.
Written by Adderly as I recall. Butterfield's version is what I grew up with. The mixing & recording on this was a nightmare. It still doesn't seem finished. The ending is really goofy. Interesting, once you make a decent backing track it all it all can go a bit south once I started adding my leads in. BIAB did a great job on the harmonica solo once I found the right (TJ Klay) guy. Had the Butter's feel. My rhythm part worked fine I thought. I could have brought the Hammond up a bit. Also, if you record for a while then take a break for a few days you best write down all your settings. What guit you used, what pedals, recording settings, etc. I didn't! This is one I started work on about 3 or 4 years ago, I think. Thanks for watching/listening & all your great comments.
