I'm feelin pretty good, I'm slightly ahead of schedule at this time, so far so good.  I've started some preliminary tracking. Still have a lot to fix and smooth out in my playing to get it right.  Quick mix just to give a taste. Lyrics are 1/3 of the way done now. 30 day challenge Hope I can get it done in time.

tastes good so far!! 3 different feels! Haha !!! I'm still fooling round with asparagus!! I think I need a tin of MOJO!!

It tastes like a beetle in some parts as in THE BEATLES
Keep at it, it will be interesting where you take it from here.

It's coming together!  Now that Denis said it, I definitely catch that Beatles vibe too, haha!  You can't go wrong.

That's because as far as anyone can tell The Beatles were the first musicians to build a song from the  I II IV I chord progression.  It became a popular chord progression for awhile. Blues Image used it on Ride Captain Ride.  Beatles first used  it in Eight Days A Week. It's a cool chord progression that gives you the ability to break off into many different directions.  I wanted to write a song using the I II IV I .  Just to see what I could come up with.

Hey toastedgoat! Fun stuff Yeah I see what Denis is saying about the Beatles but now that you explain why it is that way, that's super interesting! I didn't know about the I II IV I chord progression. Super neat.

Can't wait to hear this final track, vocals and everything!

Liking the changes...Love how the bass bottom end cuts through!!...Good drumming for sure, what are you using?

Thanks, I still have a lot of work to fix the bass the VSTI  stops one note higher than what I need.  I'm using EZ drummer 2.  Modern kit, power batter, with a few EQ tweaks. It's all split out multi channel so I can adjust
Each piece.  I'm not at the puter now, or I could give which drums I changed out ( I didn't like the stock  kit).
I have quite a few midi loops I've down loaded from EZ drummer, Groove Monkey, Odd Loops, and a few others.  I think this is several loops and fills from EZ drummer  Jazz and funk, and groove monkey.