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Why Not Your Baby by Gene Clark of the Byrds 1969 Unlisted
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- NeedsViolin
- NeedsBacking Vocals
- NeedsBanjo
- NeedsBass Electric
- NeedsDrums
- NeedsGuitar Acoustic
- NeedsVocals
This was a 45 only in 1969 by Gene Clark and Doug Dillard. The duo released two LPs. The track has beautiful harmonies and has a pop/orchestrated/bluegrass flavor.
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| Talent | Invited | Reserved |
|---|---|---|
| Violin | PeteH | |
| Backing Vocals | 1tricktony | |
| Banjo | PeteH | PeteH |
| Bass Electric | billbassdude | |
| Drums | Revup67 | |
| Guitar Acoustic | SixStringRick | SixStringRick |
| Vocals | Revup67 |
Well, this is embarrassing. After weeks of practice, I have concluded that my banjo-playing days are over. It seems my recent development of arthritis in both hands has ruined any chance of regaining that dexterity. I sincerely apologize, as this has come as a complete shock and disappointment to me. I can still play keys and my new UBass with no discomfort, so that's a blessing. Sorry to let you down. I hope you understand. Aging is not without its challenges.
I sent the amended strings with L/R panning. I hope that's what you envisioned. Let me know of other corrections.
9-12-25 Collab updated and published..condensed 1TrickTony's wonderful 4 part harmonies into a single track..coming along nicely..thank you gentlemen
Revup67 Hi friend, just submitting the new and improved backing vocal tracks/videos you created! Thanks so much for your amazing video and production skills! I love the fade ins and fade outs for the different vocal parts! Looks so much better!
strings are sent, but I'm not happy with the tuning yet. I might try again tomorrow. Is the fade ok?