Richie Solo Album: "Aftermath Of The Lowdown" - September 18th Release Date

The main parts of the song are F, Am, C, G...chorus goes F,Am,C,F until 'Everyroad leads home to you, home to you' which is F, G

Edit: Ill try put a chord sheet together, never done one before so hey

its only 2 weeks so i dont think it will make much of a difference

Fantastic cover. Loves it!

Yeah I agree, hopefully a few more different songs! And the quality is only a tad better I thought, but an improvement, however slight, is still good.

This is actually a really good song. It's a few days since I listened to it and a while longer since I properly listened to it through decent earphones. I think the production's great. Love the drumming in it, much more interesting and appealing to listen to than Bon Jovi drumming over the last few albums.

Ok i made a chord sheet with lyrics but when i put it on a chord website the spacing changed

Edit: should be able to download here http://www.2shared.com/file/x7X6ZDVC...y_Road_Ch.html

After now hearing the mastered version I think that is a great song and much better than I was anticipating from Richie.. I am now looking forward to obtaining the full album.

I really hope this album does well. With the free download today his marketing seems to be somewhat better than I expected. Hopefully he and his team can continue and build upon it by putting out a great video, a good viral campaign and hopefully getting some airplay. I'd love to switch on the Radio in the UK and hear Every Road Leads Home to You, so many bands have done well from getting a lot of airplay, especially on Radio 2. Train are massive here now after how bloody often Radio 2 played Hey Soul Sister and Drive By. It's amazing how the casual listener can be persuaded by hearing stuff on the radio like that, neither my mum or dad liked Hey Soul Sister when I asked them to listen to it but after it started appearing on the radio for a while they loved it, and are now massive Train fans. There's nothing to say Every Road couldn't do the same thing for Richie's popularity.

The song itself is okay, but the recording itself sounds compressed as hell and just muddy in general. Not really a complaint as I'll be blasting this record out my window the day it's released, but I wonder how much nicer it would sound if the recordings had a little more room to breathe.

First listen to anything from the new Sambora record today with the free download.

I do like it, although it doesn't hold a candle to anything off the first 2 albums, its nice and catchy and could do well at radio if they wanted it to. This may be Richies best chance at a bit more commercial success because, sad but true, the extra publicity from his personal problems.

The downside to the song is the vocals- it was very obvious the amount of echo/reverb on his voice, a very JBJ trick. A pity, especially as I was listening to SITT and US soul today and his voice, and indeed the whole sound is very crisp.

But its a decent song and I can't wait to hear the rest of the album, and hopefully get to hear it live.

I got the free download and I liked it. It's catchy. The production isn't the best though, sometimes the vocal is buried in the music. I think it could easily get picked up by a station like The Pulse on Sirius XM. I still think that with this kind of marketing and with social media influence that this could be a more successful album than the first two.