MY NEXT VOCAL HARMONY LESSON IS UP! Another Eagles song, Take It Easy! A little longer, as it's a lot more complex than this, but still fun! Check it out! :D th-cam.com/video/cWnzG9YN92U/w-d-xo.html
@@coletumey8077 agreed - @Kevin Todd please release this newer version - i get that you have an original cover (~6 years ago), but you you clearly worked hard on this one ... seems silly not to share. P.S. 5:48 - surprised you liked Home Free's cover, as they kinda fail your tip 4 imo. They're too 'perfect' (likely thanks in part to an over-abundance of auto-tune), and it sounds kinda alien because of it. Is that why you didn't share this 2nd cover?
Singing Seven Bridges Road in 5 part harmony has been a bucket list thing for me. I emailed my daughter and 3 cousins and we did it for our 4th of July family reunion. We learned the parts using your video in New York City, Minneapolis, Kansas City and France! We ran through it once when we got together and it worked. Thank you!!!
Wow. What an ear you have. To break down something I have been listening to my whole life over and over again, and to see its components was amazing - I had no idea how different the pattern was for each voice. You're a genius dude!
You are correct in saying five different singers would usually produce a more exciting sound, but I have to say in this case if you had done all the voices on the record, it would still have been a hit! You did an amazing job on these harmonies!!! Thanks for sharing your talent. Message from: Lea Jane Berinati (Lea Jane Singers), vocal arranger and background singer for Elvis Presley, Dolly Parton, Charlie Daniels, and many others in recording studios for 45 years. You are incredible!! You must have perfect pitch...
I have to admit, that you've got one hell of a range there, Bro... I followed you from the bottom (Don Felder) through Mid-Bottom (Joe Walsh) and the main (Glenn Frey), but I couldn't get there with Don Henley's part, much less with Timothy B. Schmidt's part... and I can't tell you why... no, no Baby, I can't tell you why... One of my kids came running in: "Dad! Are you okay?" Apparently, turning 68 means that you're effectively on your death bed. I've heard most versions, but the Eagles' version is the definitive version... thanks for tute...
I grew up knowing and loving this song. My dad improvised a bass part probably before I was born and any time it's on in my house there's actually 6-part harmony 😅
@grantmills4184 Thank you 😊 for the breakdown. It really helped me understand where I would fit it. Thought I was Glen Frey. Nope to high. Did much better with Joe Walsh. ✌🏻💖🎶
@@lvlinda6 You're welcome! Did this for myself to learn the parts, and glad to help others too. And those high notes are real tough to hit accurately too!
Thanks so much Kyle! 😃 absolutely I will be making it a series! My next one should be up in a couple weeks! (Im verrry slow at making these 😅) lemme know if you cover this one!
@@KevinToddMusic You know I’ve talked about it with my roommate but we’re both very vocally limited karaoke bros, so don’t hold your breath haha. Still, appreciate the time and effort put in and I *have* practiced a few of these parts. Take your time and keep doing good work.
I think that too... I've seen another blurb from somebody else breaking down the harmonies on some of the Crosby, Stills, Nash and Occasionally Young hits... Harmony is counterintuitive... hmmm.... maybe some hotdog politician could use the concept and join us all together... ah, never mind...
Beautiful!!! It's a joy to listen to your harmonics!!! You are the most inspiring tutor!!! Really nice of you to do what you're doing. You have my very best regard and wishes. Do carry on.
Kevin Todd - I have just found your channel today - Thank You for this great, great, analysis of the most beautiful harmony the Eagles have perhaps, ever done... They were always a great band.. Your great voice is just that = Great ! Thanks for all the hard work that goes into this.. I really appreciate it ! Fran Danco
Thanks a lot Kevin, it helps me putting the notes on the right place in a musescore-file, so we, 5 guys, will be able to sing this wonderful song. Great job!
While Eagles are the standard, there is a version now from Brothers of the Heart. Turn it up, use headphones and prepare for chills and goosebumps. It blows me away. This is s very cool vid btw, thanks!
I have to admit, that you've got one hell of a range there, Bro... I followed you from the bottom (Don Felder) through Mid-Bottom (Joe Walsh) and the main (Glenn Frey), but I couldn't get there with Don Henley's part, much less with Timothy B. Schmidt's part... and I can't tell you why... no, no Baby, I can't tell you why... One of my kids came running in: "Dad! Are you okay?" Apparently, turning 68 means that you're effectively on your death bed. I've heard most versions, but the Eagles' version is the definitive one... thanks for tute...
Great breakdown! If you can find it, on the original "Hell Freezes Over" DVD they had a surround sound mix of "Seven Bridges Road" where each singer is in one of the 5 speakers. Which is where you can hear in the bridge, it's Henley and Schmidt together doing a faux double tracking. EDIT - Forgot to say which DVD..... Silly me.
This is amazing! I've just discovered your channel looking for this exact content! Great work, the song sounds amazing. I've been trying out and recording some harmonies lately and this definitely helped me not only for this song, but for recording harmonies in general. I'll give your other videos a look!
Very well done. Would have loved to have heard the entire recording. I would love to do the same recording but would never be able to sing the highest two vocals. Very nicely done.
Thank you so much John! I would love to hear your version when you do it! :D (also, I WISH i could put the full version up, but knowing the Eagles, it’d probably be taken down asap 😅).
Thanks so much for that vocal breakdown. Wow I had no idea. Check out the band Mother Earth's cover of Seven Bridges Road from 1971. I think it is a link to the later Iain Matthews cover with the harmonies. Thanks again, really enjoyed.
Great work, Kevin! I really enjoyed this. Just for fun, I like to do Don Felder's part one octave done (I can get to a low A on most days with very little fry). In terms of musicality, it sounds better in the normal octave, though, because the harmonies are tighter.
I also never realized that Felder could even sing worth a darn.. I always thought he was just lip synching.. This is the same guy that spent an entire day in the Studio trying to record the Lead Voice for Hotel California, and sucked so bad, Don Henley went in and recorded it himself...
@@frandanco6289 the story asfrom Felder in the History of the Eagles is that the song was Victim of Love, another tune for which Felder wrote the 'bed tracks'. For the record, he himself admits that Henley is a better singer; but you can check out plenty of video and audio evidence that Don Felder is a decent singer.
TheWayneReport - If you want to take a music class, you will be better able to pick out the notes for the harmonies.. Even better, get to learn how to read music, and then it all comes together so much better.. Even perhaps joining the Church Choir where you go, will be a great way to learn how the 4 parts, soprano, alto, tenor, and bass, fit.. I love to sing too ! Been doing it all my life..
This is the most useful video ever. Using this to teach my band the different harmony parts. I've never actually heard Don Felder's low part in any recording of this song, ever. The lowest I've ever heard is Joe's part. You sure this is an actual part?
Great job on all the 5 part harmonies . Wish I could have helped you a little on the bass . Maybe sometime you can do my favorite " New Kid in Town " . Saw them in Orlando at the Rock Super Bowl in 1978 . Better than the studio song's.
You did not mention that the Iian Mathews ( and subsequent Eagles) version was actually arranged and produced by the late great ex- Monkee Mike Nesmith. I think he played and sang on the Mathews version
I think the appeal is in the fact that many regions have a road like that.. For me it was Highway 9 south from Saratoga through Boulder Creek and Felton down to Santa Cruz.. Lots of beautiful places to pull out and enjoy yourself til the cops come!
Glenn's singing voice is the best in the Eagles. Just my opinion, but it's a good one. ☺ Don sang lead on 40 songs, and Glenn sang 27... except for Hotel California, Glenn sang many of their best songs.
BALUK!! Dolly, like the Eagles, hokied this up to hillbilly BULLSHIT!!! Iain singing this straight forward without the BS!! And he sings all five parts!!
Counterpoint to tip 1 is Jonah Nilsson. His solo stuff and Dirty Loops. Next To You is the perfect example. But I’m only naming one person that can out of millions that can’t.
The mid high and maybe the high? Is actually off ian lan matthews experimental/outtakes "orphans and outcasts" hes singibg it in drop D in an amphitheater
Wow .. you did a great job. I have subscribed and am looking forward to watching more of your work. You have talent! I loved the song done acapella by the founding members of the Eagles minus Don Henley, so there were only 3 voices (Randy Meisner, Bernie Leadon and Glenn Frey) .. I’d like to see your breakdown of that song.. called ‘Silver Dagger’
Thank you so much for those kind words and the sub! 😁😁 i LOVE that song too! I’ve got a couple more Eagles songs in the queue but I will be sure to do Silver Dagger soon! 😃
@@KevinToddMusic you bet! Going to cover this one and I’ll let you know - gonna plug your channel too. If you did a Zac Brown band video i wouldn’t be mad 🤠🤘
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MY NEXT VOCAL HARMONY LESSON IS UP! Another Eagles song, Take It Easy! A little longer, as it's a lot more complex than this, but still fun! Check it out! :D
th-cam.com/video/cWnzG9YN92U/w-d-xo.html
I love this video. One of my favorite harmonies , very wel edited , would love to hear it all put together
Thanks man! You really helped me out, would love it if you'd check out my version on my channel :)
You’re awesome 👐🏻♥️
@@coletumey8077 agreed - @Kevin Todd please release this newer version - i get that you have an original cover (~6 years ago), but you you clearly worked hard on this one ... seems silly not to share.
P.S. 5:48 - surprised you liked Home Free's cover, as they kinda fail your tip 4 imo. They're too 'perfect' (likely thanks in part to an over-abundance of auto-tune), and it sounds kinda alien because of it. Is that why you didn't share this 2nd cover?
Great channel! It would be great if you did some videos on any hits by the band Alabama!!
Singing Seven Bridges Road in 5 part harmony has been a bucket list thing for me. I emailed my daughter and 3 cousins and we did it for our 4th of July family reunion. We learned the parts using your video in New York City, Minneapolis, Kansas City and France! We ran through it once when we got together and it worked. Thank you!!!
That's so amazing to hear! So glad I could help! :)
Wow. What an ear you have. To break down something I have been listening to my whole life over and over again, and to see its components was amazing - I had no idea how different the pattern was for each voice. You're a genius dude!
You are correct in saying five different singers would usually produce a more exciting sound, but I have to say in this case if you had done all the voices on the record, it would still have been a hit! You did an amazing job on these harmonies!!! Thanks for sharing your talent. Message from: Lea Jane Berinati (Lea Jane Singers), vocal arranger and background singer for Elvis Presley, Dolly Parton, Charlie Daniels, and many others in recording studios for 45 years. You are incredible!! You must have perfect pitch...
Wow thank you so much for those kind words! 😊 unfortunately I don’t have perfect pitch but I’m not too bad at figuring out notes! 😊
I have to admit, that you've got one hell of a range there, Bro... I followed you from the bottom (Don Felder) through Mid-Bottom (Joe Walsh) and the main (Glenn Frey), but I couldn't get there with Don Henley's part, much less with Timothy B. Schmidt's part... and I can't tell you why... no, no Baby, I can't tell you why... One of my kids came running in: "Dad! Are you okay?" Apparently, turning 68 means that you're effectively on your death bed. I've heard most versions, but the Eagles' version is the definitive version... thanks for tute...
I grew up knowing and loving this song. My dad improvised a bass part probably before I was born and any time it's on in my house there's actually 6-part harmony 😅
That's such a nice story!
This is in that class of songs that I stop whatever I'm doing when I hear it start and just listen.
For reference:
Low (Don Felder) 8:38
Mid-Low (Joe Walsh) 9:26
Mid (Glenn Frey ~ Melody) 10:13
Mid-High (Don Henley) 11:02
High (Timothy B. Schmit) 11:50
@grantmills4184 Thank you 😊 for the breakdown. It really helped me understand where I would fit it. Thought I was Glen Frey. Nope to high. Did much better with Joe Walsh. ✌🏻💖🎶
@@lvlinda6 You're welcome! Did this for myself to learn the parts, and glad to help others too. And those high notes are real tough to hit accurately too!
@@grantmills4184 amazingly I can hit all the notes, but the low part i hit best. Strange. Maybe i sing tenor in b flat.
This kind of harmony lesson is exactly what I've been looking for.
I’m so glad i was able to help! 😊
What a great musician you are. Thank you for posting. 🎼
Great work dude. If you made this "vocal harmony lesson" thing a series, I think you'd blow up. Awesome video.
Thanks so much Kyle! 😃 absolutely I will be making it a series! My next one should be up in a couple weeks! (Im verrry slow at making these 😅) lemme know if you cover this one!
@@KevinToddMusic You know I’ve talked about it with my roommate but we’re both very vocally limited karaoke bros, so don’t hold your breath haha. Still, appreciate the time and effort put in and I *have* practiced a few of these parts. Take your time and keep doing good work.
@@kyleabney6047 haha no worries! Awesome to hear! 😁
I think that too... I've seen another blurb from somebody else breaking down the harmonies on some of the Crosby, Stills, Nash and Occasionally Young hits... Harmony is counterintuitive... hmmm.... maybe some hotdog politician could use the concept and join us all together... ah, never mind...
Great breakdown of the parts and your vocal range is next level. Super helpful!!
This demo is really helping me in my chorus. I learn by ear. Can't read music. Thanks
Glad I could help!😊
Is it normal to have such range? I had no idea singing was so technical! I’m very impressed!!!!
Beautiful breakdown of an amazing arrangement of a delicious song.
Thank you kindly!😊
Beautiful!!! It's a joy to listen to your harmonics!!! You are the most inspiring tutor!!! Really nice of you to do what you're doing. You have my very best regard and wishes. Do carry on.
Wow thank you so very much for those kind words! And ironically enough, my analysis of Carry On will be out this week! 😮
Dude... that was sick. PLEASE DO A VOCAL HARMONEY SERIES..IT WILL BLOW UP.
Thanks so much! Hoping to do more in the near future, with one coming out this week! 😊
Yes. More please.
Kevin Todd - I have just found your channel today - Thank You for this great, great, analysis of the most beautiful harmony the Eagles have perhaps, ever done...
They were always a great band..
Your great voice is just that = Great ! Thanks for all the hard work that goes into this..
I really appreciate it !
Fran Danco
Thank you so much for the kind words Fran! I really appreciate you saying that 😊 I definitely agree, these are by far my fav Eagles harmonies!
Thanks a lot Kevin, it helps me putting the notes on the right place in a musescore-file, so we, 5 guys, will be able to sing this wonderful song. Great job!
That’s so great! I’m so glad it was able to help you guys! 😊
Awesome tutorial for a very difficult song. Saved me a lot of time and frustration!
Brother, what an outstanding deconstruction of this classic!
"I'm operating on a lower budget. I do not have two cameras anymore, live with it." Had me rolling
Excellent. I wish there were more of this breakdown.
Thanks so much! More of these videos are in the works, but if you’re curious you can check out my analysis of Suite Judy Blue Eyes by CSN! 😃
you are an angel from above, thank you so much for this!!!! never did harmonies before, but this really helps!!!
While Eagles are the standard, there is a version now from Brothers of the Heart. Turn it up, use headphones and prepare for chills and goosebumps. It blows me away. This is s very cool vid btw, thanks!
I have to admit, that you've got one hell of a range there, Bro... I followed you from the bottom (Don Felder) through Mid-Bottom (Joe Walsh) and the main (Glenn Frey), but I couldn't get there with Don Henley's part, much less with Timothy B. Schmidt's part... and I can't tell you why... no, no Baby, I can't tell you why... One of my kids came running in: "Dad! Are you okay?" Apparently, turning 68 means that you're effectively on your death bed. I've heard most versions, but the Eagles' version is the definitive one... thanks for tute...
Brilliant. That must have been difficult to do. THANK YOU.
That’s brilliant….I love this song…thanks 👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks so much Andrew! 😊
Absolutely great video. Breaks this wonderful song down so each participant can learn their own piece. Thank you.
Thank you for the kind words Ali! It was a pleasure making this. I have a couple other vids like this up if you want to check them out! :)
One of my favorite song .You’ve you hit it beautifully.
Great breakdown!
If you can find it, on the original "Hell Freezes Over" DVD they had a surround sound mix of "Seven Bridges Road" where each singer is in one of the 5 speakers.
Which is where you can hear in the bridge, it's Henley and Schmidt together doing a faux double tracking.
EDIT - Forgot to say which DVD..... Silly me.
Oh! I love this song. I love to pick a part and sing along. YOU have helped me so much. So interesting.
This is amazing! I've just discovered your channel looking for this exact content! Great work, the song sounds amazing. I've been trying out and recording some harmonies lately and this definitely helped me not only for this song, but for recording harmonies in general. I'll give your other videos a look!
Ehh thanks so much! Glad it could help you out! 😊
wickedddd brother. I think Im going to try my own version of this
Thanks so much! Definitely let me know when you do one! 😃😃
great job! thanks for posting and working so hard to make this look easy.
Thank you so much for checking it out! 😊
Great video! Those isolated harmonies really come in handy as I'm probably going to cover this song myself.
Thank you so much! I’m so glad I was able to help :) definitely let me know when you make a cover, i’d love to hear! :)
Thank you so much for this tutorial! It’s exactly what my friends and I were looking for. We just liked and subscribed 💜
Very, very good work, mate! Cheers!
They used to do the song in the back room as a vocal warm up back in the day before they played it in front of an audience.
Great video, harmonies sound fantastic! Good job, subbed and will keep watching for more
Thanks so much for the kind words and for the sub! Be sure to check out my previous vocal lesson! th-cam.com/video/Hgb_1i0VY2w/w-d-xo.html
Very well done. Would have loved to have heard the entire recording. I would love to do the same recording but would never be able to sing the highest two vocals. Very nicely done.
Thank you so much John! I would love to hear your version when you do it! :D (also, I WISH i could put the full version up, but knowing the Eagles, it’d probably be taken down asap 😅).
Really nice job of breaking down the various parts.
Thanks so much for that vocal breakdown. Wow I had no idea. Check out the band Mother Earth's cover of Seven Bridges Road from 1971. I think it is a link to the later Iain Matthews cover with the harmonies. Thanks again, really enjoyed.
Thank you so much Elin! I’ll deff check it out! 😊
So so so AWESOME!!!
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Awesome breakdown. Reppin' Movember too! Haha
Haha absolutely! Rocking it every year 😜 thank you for the kind words 😊
Bro this is the best elaboration...! ❤
Thank you so much Anup! I really appreciate that! 😊
Seven Bridges Road was awesome. Great job
This is excellent! Thank you so much!!!
My pleasure! Thank you so much for listening! 😃
Love it. Keep the music up your great.
Thanks so much Curt! 😊
Great work, Kevin! I really enjoyed this. Just for fun, I like to do Don Felder's part one octave done (I can get to a low A on most days with very little fry). In terms of musicality, it sounds better in the normal octave, though, because the harmonies are tighter.
Thanks so much! I agree that it would sound better in that register!
man, you are the ONE! thanks for sharing.
This is excellent Kevin. Thanks for sharing bud.
That was really fun to watch!
Thanks so much Kurt! 😊
I never realized Felder went THAT low.
IKR!?! It's crazy that he can go so low! Thanks for checking out the vid! :)
You can really tell when felder sings "Moss in the trees" its crazy low and deep on the word moss
His voice makes it through my low pass filter at 80hz! haha
I also never realized that Felder could even sing worth a darn.. I always thought he was just lip synching.. This is the same guy that spent an entire day in the Studio trying to record the Lead Voice for Hotel California, and sucked so bad, Don Henley went in and recorded it himself...
@@frandanco6289 the story asfrom Felder in the History of the Eagles is that the song was Victim of Love, another tune for which Felder wrote the 'bed tracks'. For the record, he himself admits that Henley is a better singer; but you can check out plenty of video and audio evidence that Don Felder is a decent singer.
Best vocal tips, nice work. Looking more form you
Thank you so much for the breakdown. Liked. Subscribed. Well done!
Great, great great great great....🎶🎵
That was awesome!!! Thanks for posting💗
Thank you so much Tina for the kind words 😊
This is amazing man! You should do the same thing with Helplessly Hoping by CSN!
Thank you so much Daniël! Added to the list! In the meantime, I have a couple new ones since this that you can check out if you’d like :)
You nailed it!
Was very impressed with this breakdown. you're very good
Subscribed
Really looking forward for lyin eyes and nee kid in town
Love how you broke this down. Thanks a bunch
My pleasure! Thanks so much for the kind words! 😃
That was awesome! I suck at harmony, so it was great to see how it was put together!
Thanks so much! 😃 so glad this helped!if you end up recording this one let me know! 😁
@@KevinToddMusic will do. For sure!👍
TheWayneReport - If you want to take a music class, you will be better able to pick out the notes for the harmonies.. Even better, get to learn how to read music, and then it all comes together so much better..
Even perhaps joining the Church Choir where you go, will be a great way to learn how the 4 parts, soprano, alto, tenor, and bass, fit..
I love to sing too ! Been doing it all my life..
Oh my my my!!! 🤩😍
Thanks for this video. Great job
Wonderful!! Is it possible to have the voices of Flowers on the wall by the film Pulp fiction? I can also buy, thank you
This is the most useful video ever. Using this to teach my band the different harmony parts. I've never actually heard Don Felder's low part in any recording of this song, ever. The lowest I've ever heard is Joe's part. You sure this is an actual part?
This is so awesome 👌 thank you
Thank YOU diane! 😊
Awesome song
Great job on all the 5 part harmonies . Wish I could have helped you a little on the bass . Maybe sometime you can do my favorite " New Kid in Town " . Saw them in Orlando at the Rock Super Bowl in 1978 . Better than the studio song's.
Been looking for a lesson like this and it was very helpful! I can’t wait to get drunk with my friends and sing this one together.
You did not mention that the Iian Mathews ( and subsequent Eagles) version was actually arranged and produced by the late great ex- Monkee Mike Nesmith. I think he played and sang on the Mathews version
Great Lesson man. Respect!
Thank you so much brother!
Excellent Work!
Grande Kevin.
Molto bravo.👏👏👏
Riesci a proporre FIND OF COST OF FREEDOM di CSN&Y 😚😉😂
Great work
Hope you continue and aren't discouraged by the low views
Thanks so much Clay! Absolutely not! If anything the support you and others are showing is encouraging! 😃
Please do the "Lonesome Loser" 5 parts harmony by Little River Band? It's just as harmoniously beautiful
Also on Take it Easy on Me
Fantastic👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 great job!
Thank you so much Davide! 😃
I think the appeal is in the fact that many regions have a road like that.. For me it was Highway 9 south from Saratoga through Boulder Creek and Felton down to Santa Cruz.. Lots of beautiful places to pull out and enjoy yourself til the cops come!
Just. Wow.
Glenn's singing voice is the best in the Eagles. Just my opinion, but it's a good one. ☺ Don sang lead on 40 songs, and Glenn sang 27... except for Hotel California, Glenn sang many of their best songs.
Great job dude. We r doing the 5 part and your instruction has really helped.
Any chance u could do Her Town Too (James Taylor & J D Souther)?👍🎵
Im tenor 2 and i wish you did the entire song like this 🥲
The Iain Matthews version is the best, period!!
While I don’t agree, I can very much respect that opinion, (my personal fav is Dolly Parton tbh 😅)
BALUK!! Dolly, like the Eagles, hokied this up to hillbilly BULLSHIT!!! Iain singing this straight forward without the BS!! And he sings all five parts!!
I guess i like hillbilly bs then 😅
Thanks so much--this is awesome!
Counterpoint to tip 1 is Jonah Nilsson. His solo stuff and Dirty Loops. Next To You is the perfect example. But I’m only naming one person that can out of millions that can’t.
Beautiful, thank you !
How the heck you have so few subs? Your talent is superb!
Haha thanks so much! 😅 gonna be posting more to hopefully get that sub number up! (At least to 1000 so I can start monetizing 😂😂 jks)
A masterpiece Kevin!! Thank you!!
Really great stuff!
Awesome work!
very good kevin
Steve Young's version may be simpler, but it's beautiful in it's own right.
Wonderful!
That was awesome
The mid high and maybe the high? Is actually off ian lan matthews experimental/outtakes "orphans and outcasts" hes singibg it in drop D in an amphitheater
Southward as you go
There is moonlight and moss in the trees
Down the seven bridges road
wow! so incredible! :O
Thanks!
Wow .. you did a great job. I have subscribed and am looking forward to watching more of your work. You have talent!
I loved the song done acapella by the founding members of the Eagles minus Don Henley, so there were only 3 voices (Randy Meisner, Bernie Leadon and Glenn Frey) .. I’d like to see your breakdown of that song.. called ‘Silver Dagger’
Thank you so much for those kind words and the sub! 😁😁 i LOVE that song too! I’ve got a couple more Eagles songs in the queue but I will be sure to do Silver Dagger soon! 😃
@@KevinToddMusic ..🐬🐬🐬 .. I’m looking forward to your next video ..
Great video, thanks for making it. Subscribed.
Thank you so much Luke for the kind words and the sub! 😃
@@KevinToddMusic you bet! Going to cover this one and I’ll let you know - gonna plug your channel too. If you did a Zac Brown band video i wouldn’t be mad 🤠🤘