She Calls Everybody Baby By Steve Durand Here comes miss pop star With her entourage in tow Breezin' into town To lip-sync another show Surrounded by her peeps She's at the top of her game She calls everybody baby 'Cause she can't remember all those names The words of adulation Can never be too loud...

Steve Durand – First six notes – liked it immediately. The horns are so fabulous! Is that you doubled up, or do you have another horn player? Cute lyrics, nice Jamaican accent on the vox. I’m def NOT hatin’ this tune 8-) There are actually three horns in there. A trumpet, an alto sax, and a bariton...

Don't Like Reggae By Steve Durand You don't like beaches You don't like rum You don't like Kingston Or the Jamaica sun Why did you come here anyway A stupid thing to do You don't like Reggae And reggae don't like you You don't like drealocks Or the ganja weed You don't like Selassie Or the Rasta cre...

Father and Child Reunion By Steve Durand It' been a long time But you're on my mind My Dad, that I love And I've been thinking of The things that we did When I was a kid We can talk about those good time When we get together again Walking on stilts The treehouse we built Shooting hoops in the park A...

Heine wrote:
Steve Durand - Nice instrumentation: Wah, cool bass line again, outstanding brass. Nice groove - did you drum it on a real kit?

No, I didn't do any real drumming. I use Jamstix.

Hey MG!

I think you posted these reviews in the wrong thread.

Mostess wrote:That cover art is amazing!

I agree. Great work!

Ross wrote:What link?

I was talking about this

http://www.songfight.org/artpage.php?key=747

In your other post the title "Where the Sidewalk Ends" showed up as a link to a trailer for an old detective movie.

Right There At The Edge By Steve Durand Right there at the edge Of time There is an epoch there for us To find If you could just expand your mind Oh yeah Then you could see the edge of time Right there at the edge Of space There is a refuge For the human race And it could be a better place Oh yeah I...

Ross,
Do you mean the book by Shel Silverstein?

That is not what your link is about.

I'm in

Light up some incense and turn on your blacklight

I get about 4 to 6 inches away from the mic for singing. Maybe a couple of feet for a loud instrument like the trumpet.

A Conversation By Steve Durand We have a problem Communicating There's a different tongue In every land But when it comes to Making music It's a language we all understand So join me And we'll have a conversation It's hard to get your point across When you don't understand a word But when our voices...

Ashes By Steve Durand There that old glass ashtray sits Reminding me how it began She undulated into view A cigarette in her gloved hand A wisp of smoke escaped her lips And formed a halo 'round her head A femme fatale with lethal hips And this is what she said "Mister, won't you help me please...

I'm in.

Swing!

Manhattan Glutton wrote: Steve Durand - Am I hearing where you pasted the piano loop, or what is that clipping noise?

Well I didn't play the piano part very well so I tried to patch it up in a few places

You Are The Heartbeat Of This Office For Sure By Steve Durand She's been the office manager For so many years Instead of a family She chose a career Her life's devoted To the office routine She makes it hum like a well oiled machine She makes the coffee And answers the phones Files all the paperwork...

I am in.

I am in.

Steve Durand - First off the keyboard sounds you picked were almost humorously bad. Very casio. That isn't a good thing. On the other hand the horns are beautiful sounding. You must have played those all yourself. Dude how many wind instruments do you own? You are great sounding on them. Avoid the ...

Well, I'm in.

In the old single vote days I would never vote for myself.

Now, with multiple votes, I will vote for myself if I really think my song is vote-worthy