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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Ande,
Listened to all three over on the Ramp. I should know better, but I am going to go in a different direction than Tricia. I really enjoyed Halie's version. I thought her voice was just superb. The breaks into the falsetto are what hooked me. The color in her voice is dripping with anguish and passion. You guys wrote a great lyric.
All three versions were good, but I think each would appeal to a different crowd. I see Halie's version as Adult Contemporary; Alex's version as straight Pop and Dave's version as Contemporary Country. I think the arrangement on each is very appropriate for the genre would have significant appeal in all three markets. Sounds like a hit to me! Best of luck with this. It deserves to be on a CD that I can purchase at any store that sells music. And, I would buy it!
Alan
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