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Karaoke Showcase
.: Merry Christmas Darling :. |
Lord Burnstrum
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| Date Submitted: |
2013-12-10 [Archive Date: 2014-03-10] |
| Genre: |
Holiday/Seasonal |
| Original Artist: |
The Jaguars |
| Additional Info: |
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| Description: |
This recording is a first for me because I created it from scratch. All my previous submissions have been used with an existing backing track. For this I made the accompaniment track with using one of my old electronic keyboards from the 90s (hence the sound quality not being terrific!) playing the chord sequence over a standard 6/8 blues sample rhythm. But the real time consuming part was I recorded all vocal parts individually and in stages. The lead vocal was a doddle but the backups were a bit of pain at times (sometimes as many as five part harmonies at a time) but I am generally pleased with the result and hope you are too. The song itself is a lovely old doo-wop rarity from (I think) the late 1950s, and has become a favourite of mine in recent years. Happy Christmas folks! |
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Lord Burnstrum performs Merry Christmas Darling on Karaoke Showcase of Karaoke Scene Magazine Online: Lord Burnstrum performs Merry Christmas Darling on Karaoke Showcase - This recording is a first for me because I created it from scratch. All my previous submissions have been used with an existing backing track. For this I made the accompaniment track with using one of my old electronic keyboards from the 90s (hence the sound quality not being terrific!) playing the chord sequence over a standard 6/8 blues sample rhythm. But the real time consuming part was I recorded all vocal parts individually and in stages. The lead vocal was a doddle but the backups were a bit of pain at times (sometimes as many as five part harmonies at a time) but I am generally pleased with the result and hope you are too. The song itself is a lovely old doo-wop rarity from (I think) the late 1950s, and has become a favourite of mine in recent years. Happy Christmas folks!
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