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Whisper to the Wind -
Music and Lyrics Written by - Steve Caustrita
Lead & Background Vocals and Arrangement - Morgan Robinson
Laid Back Guitar Solos - Fat Chance
Super Sexy Sax - Rego Owens
Steve Caustrita - Percussion, Bass, Guitar, Piano
Back in 82 I was playing in the S.F. Bay area. I hook up with two musicians trying to keep their Hippie days alive. We were playing small clubs and coffee houses.
What was so cool they loved originals. 400 miles away from my "X" childhood sweet heart, I wrote down the lyrics and melody. No one could seem to sing the dynamic range of the vocals, so we just talked the vocals while playing. After that time the song kept popping up, in various version. I was going to put it to rest until I heard Morgan! He has the range and the dynamic energy the song needed. We talk, and I put the project into his hands, and the rest is here.
Music and Lyrics Written by - Steve Caustrita
Lead & Background Vocals and Arrangement - Morgan Robinson
Laid Back Guitar Solos - Fat Chance
Super Sexy Sax - Rego Owens
Steve Caustrita - Percussion, Bass, Guitar, Piano
Back in 82 I was playing in the S.F. Bay area. I hook up with two musicians trying to keep their Hippie days alive. We were playing small clubs and coffee houses.
What was so cool they loved originals. 400 miles away from my "X" childhood sweet heart, I wrote down the lyrics and melody. No one could seem to sing the dynamic range of the vocals, so we just talked the vocals while playing. After that time the song kept popping up, in various version. I was going to put it to rest until I heard Morgan! He has the range and the dynamic energy the song needed. We talk, and I put the project into his hands, and the rest is here.
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Lyrics
Original 1982 Lyrics
(Inspired by Deborah A. Moore)
I'm going to whisper to the wind
Maybe she will hear me but maybe then
She may not be listening to the breeze
When I try to tell her please
Baby come back home to me
I'm going to whisper to the wind
Of how I needed a lover
And she only wanted a friend
All those silly games that we played
Were just all a masquerade
It didn't have to be that way
Changes, Changes, that we've been through
Yes I wanted, wanted to run your live for you
But I found out, found out, you had to be free
Now I'm whispering to the wind
Baby won't you please come on back to me.
(The remaining lyrics are lost in time)
(Inspired by Deborah A. Moore)
I'm going to whisper to the wind
Maybe she will hear me but maybe then
She may not be listening to the breeze
When I try to tell her please
Baby come back home to me
I'm going to whisper to the wind
Of how I needed a lover
And she only wanted a friend
All those silly games that we played
Were just all a masquerade
It didn't have to be that way
Changes, Changes, that we've been through
Yes I wanted, wanted to run your live for you
But I found out, found out, you had to be free
Now I'm whispering to the wind
Baby won't you please come on back to me.
(The remaining lyrics are lost in time)
regulus
easy to listen to, friendly, theme structure with what makes a song classic caliber material, in my inclination. when a voice came in out of now where and broke up the over all feeling. Though your dynamic vocals and quality comes thru strong and clear, it would be interesting to hear the lead vocal projected in a right up on the directional mic instead of a open all direction mic , which it sounds like that you recorded this with tune with a potential on..Or you were to far away from the mic. Or, or bring up in vol. a little to make it a little more present. The back up vox's are right on with this as they are but I think you could control the quality of your great voice and give a little more feeling of you into it with the other.
I hope you don't read wrong with this post, as I like this song and am taking a copy home with me, "cause it good". Let me know if you redo this. Guess I'll go check out what else you have.
I look forwards to your next post.