The Smiths Cover - Last night I dreamt that somebody loved me

Hello You-tubers. I couldn't resist having a go at another Smiths song. I have always loved the intro to this track, and It gave me the chance to attempt a bit of piano which was interesting. Also some Nashville and standard tuning across two guitars. I think I would describe this song as depressingly beautiful, or beautifully depressing? Either way, yet another masterpiece from Morrissey and Marr. An absolute pleasure to learn and to play. Hope you enjoy it.
Take it easy, Cheers, Al

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[TheNicOcean]

Sir, you deserve way more views for this perfect cover. Best version I´ve seen so far, and I´m sure there won't be many other even coming close to yours ;) hope to see more awesome covers from you, greetz and best wishes!

[Alan2496]

Hi TheNicOcean, I really appreciate that my friend, Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for taking the time to comment. cheers :)

[Betowhyte]

Very good cover!!! Fantastic... Big hug and God bless you my friend!

[Alan2496]

Hi Beto! Thanks very much my friend, All the best to you :)

[ilsurtube]

it's realy great cover!

How can you get so sweet piano's sound?

[Alan2496]

Hi ilsurtube, Thankyou. I played it into Reason, through the Reason piano refill. Glad you liked it.

[Alan2496]

Hi CrackMonkeyMonk. The only think I didn't record through the toneport +gearbox on this one was the piano intro which I played through Reason. Once I've made these vids I rarely play them again afterwards so I don't keep presets, I find the best way for me is to start from scratch and choose an amp/cabinet/mic combo that works for you and your equipment to achieve the sound your after. If there's a specific sound your struggling with message me and if I can help I will, Cheers

[CrackMonkeyMonk]

@Alan2496 I can't believe you're doing all of this with a Toneport... Would you accept to share your presets ?

[Alan2496]

Thanks very much CrackMonkeyMonk

[CrackMonkeyMonk]

Amazing