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Hey, check out the "sort by" options under "song" on the menu bar. That's new, isn't it? Or am I slow on the uptake?
Your last two tracks are some of your most beautifully played - is part of that the Hering, maybe? Whatever, just great. I don't care about little goofs when it sounds this good. I got plenty of goofs in my STs.
Terrific, blew me out of the water at 1:30, and then a great ending.
Some beautiful note choices, one of your best! I got one quibble: too often you play the same note several times in a row, usually a blow note. Nice sometimes, but maybe break it up with some sustained notes. Just my thought, but I could be wrong.
Still on a roll, man, great to hear what you've been doing.
A pleasure all the way through and perfect for BT. Of course, I knew you'd nail this one.
Real good playing, thick tone but doesn't sit in the mix. Sorry for the bad levels on this BT, I can't find the tracks to correct it.
Terrific, hope you're archiving all your stuff, one day you may be the E. Dickinson of the music world
Love those swinging octaves - West Coast George Smith/Wm. Clarke groove all the way!
Your characteristic style Mike, very nice, with some cool new directions. Love those vibrating tongue notes - reminds me of SB I.
Big harp sound, very good for single take Mike. Like the surprise vox near the end!
Not thinking you sound like Skip James (at all,sorry Rick), but you sound great. More like a late sixties song that the Velvet Underground might have recorded.
Set a nice mellow mood and a raw feel with the vocals. Nice one!
Mixing wise, the harp does not blend with the background, don't know why. It has some ideas in it, but no melodic core. And then Satchmo sings. Ha ha ha. You sing the song at the behest of the blues. Ha ha. In character. Very good! Lord have mercy.
Your singing sounds very much like Skip James and sounds very real, like you mean it. The harp is very good and fits. The harp has its little imperfections that makes me think this is a one shot, which I admire.
Really like that tone you drove this one with. And the "Satchmo" tone to the vocals just set it all off. Keep Satch around for the next one!
Friends below and up above also! Nice package with a fine job on recording, lyrics and comping. This is good enough to go commercial.
Thnx for comments.Hank-glad you liked the accidental ending on unresolved note.
Been listening to lots of Big Walter acoustic (esp. on Johnny Young Chicago Blues album).Goal is to play something he wouldn't think sucks :-) Not trying to sound like him.
This is great 3rd position swing on chrom.Would fit right onto the Hard Way album alongside William Clarke.
excellent playing, I think diatonic would have had much more flavor though
Sander gets sensitive! Nicely done, good to see your quiet side, but I like the wild man!
liked the variation in the wahs. those get old quick if all done the same
great tone, bluesy vocals, harmonica missed a few flat 3 and 5 I think
pleasant mellow listening
Liked the vox, the harp suited the BT but had a few off notes.
Great stuff. Magic horn like tone :o)
Thank you a lot for such a great song. Bravo
hey Sander - good to hear you - hope things are turning around - liked the vocals, lyrics and comping - one of your best IMHO - good on yah!!
you Mikey - big fat tone and expressive melody lines - the big growl for vocals - too cool - well done!!
yeah - like they say; note shaping expressive melody lines, techniques like tongue rolls, rhythmic variations etc. - all make for one impressive playing and enjoyable listening - cool match to acoustic guitar - liked the finish!
now that's getting into the blues - cool mean sounding harp work - lyrics very cool and vox sets mood - nice solo lines with solid riffs - good one Dan!
oh man, those low key harps are wicked the way you play them Veijo - nice flowing melody lines and solid breath control (so tough on the low harps) - liked it!!
Your acoustic playing is so expressive and heartfelt. Very, very nice!!!!!
Now...that's the blues Dan!! One of your best!!
I felt like I was riding a llama down a mountain valley in the Andes!!
Now I have to run out and buy a low-Bb :-) :-)
Slipped right into it
Dug it. Beautiful note shaping
A perfect acoustic match for the acoustic guitar BT. Very expressive techniques. Your really developing a nice bag of tricks and licks!
This is very sweet of you and gives me a warm feeling thanks my friend very very appreciated amazing how those little sugestures have great impact ,you made me feel much better thanks!!
I like the feel of this too.Really well played with softness to the front of the notes and great breath control.Well done Frosty :o)
Great feel and groove you got going.Liked it :o)
Lovely playing with a beautiful muted tone and great use of different techniques. My fave of yours....so far!
Rick, I love you man and I know I can't have your Bud Lite! Thanks for another Jam!!
Beezle brings out some of the best in you and you bring out the best in his BT's.
It's too much for me to take! Just one beauty after another. That's real neat playing you got going on. Oh my God, the technique!
A little here, a little there but over all the workings of a masterpiece.
Beautiful Rick! High 5!
I like this very much. Great start for the jam!
Great playing. Some wild tongue thrills at about 1:30!
must be chromatic day in the jam - nice chord/split octave stuff and tongue slaps add nice touch - wow a G chrom - gotta look at the stable again - liked it!!
Nice flowing chrome work - melody lines interesting - sweet tone - well done!!
Boffo lad!! Nice groove.
Agree with Eric's comments. A little hesitant here and there, but an easy listen.
This site's better than flipping on the radio in the morning.
Laid back, and easy on the ear :o)
Nice!!
Oops! I missed Rick's forceful whistling :-)
First one in the Jam! Sounding good. Perhaps with a slight hesitation here and there - or just needing a little more forceful air flow coming into the notes?
Love it :)
1st to vote for your 'whistle'.......ok, hy5!!!!
Welcome to Jam XXII!
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