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I like this sort of folk/country. Nicely done.

I recently set up a Nuendo rig in a empty house and asked a few people to come by and record. Van Preston was one of those people. She played a few songs and I picked this one for its pop possibilities and energy, I was prepared to record her with just an acoustic guitar and vocal, but she broke a string and I handed her an Electric and she said she had never played an electric guitar before! The original guitar track is a mid 60's Silvertone and a Fender Deluxe!

In Vans absence I added mandolin, bass, acoustic & electric guitars, live drums and some simple percussion. Later van would complement that with layers of vocals. Also on the track is Don Helms of the Drifting Cowboy's, adding a psychedelic sea of steel guitars.

A fresh, fun and happy song by Van Preston, its rare to hear organic instruments anymore. I give it a ten!