I wanted to try something different with a little more edgy resonance and particularly more sustain for Glenn Frey's vocal on Tequila Sunrise. After a lot of experimentation, what you are hearing is Mr. Steinway singing as usual, but with a lot of digital envelope shaping. There's also a little harpsichord and vibraphone buried in the sound, also.

It's maybe a little quirky, but hopefully you'll find it grows on you like it has on me. The "Take another shot of courage" line is one that anyone that's tried to drown a broken heart will well understand.

Reeves

Tequila Sunrise was created using 5 Acoustic Grand Pianos, 2 Chorused Pianos, 1 Harpsichord, 1 Vibraphone, 1 Nylon Strung Acoustic Guitar, 1 Acoustic Bass, 2 String Ensembles 1 (Consisting of 2 Violins, 1 Viola, and 1 Cello), 1 Acoustic Bass Drum, 1 Acoustic Snare Drum, 1 Low Tom, 1 Hi‑Mid Tom, 1 Closed Hi‑Hat Cymbals, 1 Open Hi‑Hat Cymbals, 1 Crash Cymbal 1, 1 Hand Clap, 1 Cabasa, 1 Maracas, and 1 Tambourine.