Happy 24th Birthday, Rebecca Joy Lear…

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by DBF

In honor of Rebecca’s birthday- February the 10th, we bring you a dream duet that sadly Didi and Rebecca never had the chance to do…

We first heard about Rebecca’s story and music through Didi. Since then, we have also become fans of Rebecca’s music.

We started thinking how wonderful sound it would be to hear the two together in a song! Rebecca wrote and recorded the track “Lullaby” and heard Didi’s rendition of it. Suddenly an idea came to us, of putting the two versions together as though they are both singing it in a duet.

We did just that a few months back and the result is unbelievable!! The editing was difficult but the finished work- delicate and extraordinary– gave us chills and we couldn’t help shed a tear. After getting the go from Didi herself and the Lear’s, we are favored to impart this tribute with everyone. What opportune time to present it but today, Rebecca’s natal day!

It is not digitally enhanced, it’s far from a perfect studio recording but we hope it would leave a lasting impact and impression to anyone who hears it…

Dearest Rebecca, We celebrate and we remember: Happy 24th Birthday with love!

To the Lear Family and Didi Benami: Very, very special thank you for allowing us to share this song with everyone. We are one with you in keeping Rebecca’s music alive…

“Know you’re a piece of so much more– believe.”
rebeccajoylear.com/

*If you have not heard the beautiful podcast tribute to Rebecca that Didi did with the Chicago Acoustic Underground, please take the time to listen here. It is engaging as it is inspiring…

“There is hope
There is peace
There is comfort, sweet release

He wants to love you
He wants to save you

You’re his baby
Let him hold you…”

“LULLABY”

PRODUCED/ARRANGED & PERFORMED BY: FRANKIE VINCI (ACOUSTIC GUITAR – BRIAN NELSON ) Vocals- DIDI BENAMI

REBECCA JOY LEAR’S TRACK: performed along with BRIAN NELSON (guitar), BRIAN GENSCH (keyboards), and TONY HAYS (backup vocals and piano)

A special thanks to Steve Falke (Cornerstone Studios), Mark Ayesh (M.A.R.S. Recording), Andy Gilstrap, Aaron Pew, and Andy Mykel.

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