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Table For One
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I truly love this tune. The lyrics really paint a picture. Every guy in the world has been here at least once.
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» highest in charts: # 219 (47,207 songs currently listed in Country)
» highest in sub-genre: # 35 (5,131 songs currently listed in Country > Country-Pop)
» highest in sub-genre: # 35 (5,131 songs currently listed in Country > Country-Pop)
About the song
Martin Anderson & The Usual Suspects
Martin Anderson: Singer/songwriter
Angela Hurt: Female vocals
Neal Bowen: Bass
Andy Parrish: Drums
Randy McFarland: Guitars
Recorded live at Gene Breeden Studios (Nashville). Overdubs at Tower Mastering (Nashville).
Martin's lyrical gift really shows in this one. I feel like I'm there in the song, how 'bout you? Neal plays a fretless bass on this one. Very nice touch!
Guitar Notes: Fender MIM Tele played through the Bogner Metropolis, Schizo 2. The rhythm is set with gain at about 1/3 up, and the leads are set with the gain at about 1/2 up. The Fralin Blues Special gets a really sweet bluesy tone.
Martin Anderson: Singer/songwriter
Angela Hurt: Female vocals
Neal Bowen: Bass
Andy Parrish: Drums
Randy McFarland: Guitars
Recorded live at Gene Breeden Studios (Nashville). Overdubs at Tower Mastering (Nashville).
Martin's lyrical gift really shows in this one. I feel like I'm there in the song, how 'bout you? Neal plays a fretless bass on this one. Very nice touch!
Guitar Notes: Fender MIM Tele played through the Bogner Metropolis, Schizo 2. The rhythm is set with gain at about 1/3 up, and the leads are set with the gain at about 1/2 up. The Fralin Blues Special gets a really sweet bluesy tone.