"TONIGHT YOU'RE GOING OUT", Clive's first professionally produced song, was completed in May 2011 and sets the standard for his debut CD. This song was recorded and mixed at Marpole Productions in Langley, British Columbia by producer Rob Begg. Rob also plays lead guitar, bass and keyboards on this song. Drums and background vocals are provided by veteran musician Roger Belanger, who spent 15 years playing with the Randy Bachman jazz band. Roger's distinctive sounds, both vocal and percussive will be evident on several more tracks on the debut album. Clive plays 12 and 6-string guitars, harmonica and sings both lead and background vocals.
The concept for this song originated with Clive's wife Carol, after she came home from work one day and suggested he write about the typical pressures many women face these days?; a subject that women could identify with. The song describes a dedicated but overworked woman, trying her best to keep up with family responisibilities, housework and commuting to an underpaying job, all the while feeling overstressed and longing for better days. The song expresses an interesting contrast of stress-laced, somewhat melancholic verses, offset by a bright and cheerful chorus.
Clive Barratt - Lead and background Vocals, 6 and 12-string guitars and harmonica.
Rob Begg - Lead guitars, bass guitar, keyboards, and production.
Roger Belanger - Drums and background vocals
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The song describes a dedicated but overworked woman, trying her best to keep up with family responisibilities, housework and commuting to an underpaying job, all the while feeling overstressed and longing for better days. The song expresses an interesting contrast of stress-laced, somewhat melancholic verses, offset by a bright and cheerful chorus.
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