I enjoyed the demo version immensely and then this was up next. This brought an already great track up to the next level! It was a real pleasure to hear these back to back.

I'm glad you did decide to share this. The slide and shake guitar is outstanding!

This track is fabulous. The way it blows up in the chorus is fantastic! Beautiful lyrics my friend!

This is very popie/r&B. Sounds like a fun one to sing. I might have posted LAYLA back when i first recorded it. Can't remember

Nice vocals! Somewhere between Van Halen and Sammy Hagar.

Good story behind the song! 32 years? It's as smooth as vintage wine.

Great track A, could easily hear it on a 'Family' L.P. in the '70s......

Beautiful track mate

Another AR touch of class Bravo!

Great voice, great song!

I stopped by for another listen this morning. I've seen a few tributes to Gene. It's nice to see that. It's been a little quiet around here since he's been gone.

I've liked just about every tune that I've heard of yours. Keep it up.

Wonderful song, impeccable vocal. most impressive Andrew.

Superb, Andrew!

Good voice, nice lyrics

I will miss his very specific and kind comments.

There's a whole bunch of talent here. x

Very touching tribute.

I like the sound of your voice. You can be gentle or hectic. Both are good. Wish you all the best my friend. I have written your name in my book and will listen to more Helen. X

monto bueno byrawaymaman.

Or is it actually a keyboard? On second listen I'm wondering whether there's a also a keyboard pad of some sort tying the mix together. Could be guitars, though... anyways, very balanced mix that makes everything shine, especially the vocal.

Woah! That use of the wah is SO cool. The vocal is a goodie too. I like that guitar doing the plink plink plink kind of piano part thing. The guitars are huge. Love the "yeah!!" (is that what it is?) at the end. Digging this track big time.

Cool sounds

Nope, that's not a silly little ditty at all - well, you can call it that, if you want :) - it's actually quite thought-provoking. Nice one.

GEETARS! :) Love the leads... Oh yeah... I think I'd like the rhythm ones louder, but they've got a lot of mids between them, so they probably could drown out the rest. I think we could take a spot more, though... Oh! Just reread the blurb - the rhythms are through a cocked wah? Ah, then you had the same problem as whoever had to mix Blizzard of Ozz, MSG, etc! LOL (I only tried that technique once - bear in mind this was a bluesrock band - my sound engineer went "wtf are you doing!?!? If you keep doing that I'm just turning your fader down..." lol)

That's a cool track. Pulls you in a spins you round. Like it.

Aww, there's some geetaring on this one. Love that choppy rhythm guitar, and the lead is "yeeeeaa...sssss"

Oh yeah, utterly groove-tastic. Superb feel on the playing. I don't really know much about jazz, or fusion, or where the lines are drawn between that and the blues, but who cares, I like what I like and, like the man, says "sublime" ... Love those organ sounds. Niiice.

I thought I commented on this yesterday? Apologies, I listened and thought WOW! ... I can confirm it has the same effect on me today.

Woo, spooky journey.

Oh yes. Like this a lot.

Oh yes. Like it. Short... but extremely wide.

Yep, I love it too.

Oooo this is gorgeous. Captures those "but the grass is greener..." and "everything will be better when X day arrives, you'll see" things that we all feel from time to time.

Wow. Just wow.

Just flip 'er over and play it again (this time with the volume even louder).... Love the vocals too.

What a fabulous harp tone. And the guitars. And the bouncing bass. And the piano. WOW the break is fabulous - some Rory-ish slide and then that harp SHINES. And the out with the boogie-woogie and clean guitar. Oh. My. Goodness. This is SO good.

Oh yeah, nice way to start the day.

And this... woah, mighty fine... and the Elk Rut noises... yep SCARY!

Missed this. Fabulous.