Think you are one of the most unique artists I've come across on Alonetone. I appreciate your encouragement. Best of luck. H Music

Lovely chord sequences, tender stuff. Nice.

Unbelievable quality yet again, can't seem to get this out of my head for the past couple of days...and that's a very good thing!

Dynamic. Top stuff once again.

Oh yes Andrew, that's the Bees Knees, to my ear's a No. 1 for Joe Cocker

Rockin' good

Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose - surely one of the greatest lines every written, great version.

This is my favourite ever AR track. Your vocal is amazing, and the song-writing, superb. -Tess

Obviously brilliant. -Tess

Yes,yes, yes, Soul is alive Andrew. Ill download and play this one for Cindy and Sierra.

Great chord changes and build ups. Well done Andrew! ________________________________________ I had to go look up the word *"Dirge"*. I like hanging out with people who are smarter than me.

A magical voice, that draws you in & fills your soul. Love this track. w;-)

Another soulful, fabulous vocal ! Another fabulous track! w;-)

Ahhhh....good to see u back in the forum! Love the light touch and well placed notes. Soulful and thoughtful lyrics. Many listens and likes for this gem.

What a soulful vocal! Excellent track! w;-)

What a universal little scene. Well told. Every little boy has to deal with that uncertainty. Will she? Sad it never changes for so many of us.

Pensive, maybe. But not dirgy. Just a little more voice in the mix please.

Nice.

Well done.

Wonderful, as always, and I just remembered the story behind this one! Great dirge; glad you're back x

Oh yes!! Rocks - and a sax solo over a Van Halen-esque track. Brilliant. And the breakdown after that is superb. So you were vox? Mighty cool.

Yes. Love it.

Rocks! .... in 3s! I tend to use 3s for folksie/balladie things (one coming soon I suspect, the way things are panning out here) ... but I've never really tried to rock in 3s... this proves it can be done!! :) As ever, mighty cool guitars.

This put a smile on my face.

Oh yeah, like! Love the sounds, and how it builds. And then down for a second go. And the arrangement... always new ideas but not excessive and not all at once... you're keeping me interested all the way through. Love it. Looking forward to hearing more. Welcome :)

Like it! Love those chords. And I love how the tension goes up and down - a big release at the start of the chorus, and then it gradually grabs you again as the chorus completes and we're back into another verse. I was wondering how it would feel at the end... and it's perfect. Off to watch the video now :)

My wife just ran in from the kitchen "is this a cover??? I KNOW this" - yep, I said, Kiki Dee... She's singing along with you now :) ... cool version

Yep, that works. Digging the guitars.

There's a nice relaxed but insistent groove on this one - kinda lends a certain inevitability to the lyrics.

Woo. That rocks. Some blistering guitar.

Oh yeah... love this one.

Oh that sounds gorgeous. Very cool song, and a gorgeous recording.

Oh yes. Cool song. And that Spanish Guitar - woah!

Wow... missed this, I kinda disappeared musically... but I'm back ... and loving the sound of your stuff as much as I used too.

Cool video too

And Greg's right... Art's guitar playing on this is incredible ;)

I read the blurb first, and then I was worried that might prove a mistake... but no, the song is a STUNNER. I couldn't imagine how you'd work the subject... and it's just fabulous - you tackled it head on and there's no sentimentality... you captured the anger, the confusion, wow... SO powerful.

Cool sounds

Oh yeah. Like this. And what you say in your blurb "Making Music is what it should be: a pleasure, again." - yep, same here... and I can hear it in this. I shall check out more of your stuff.

Awww love this. A brilliant idea. Brilliantly executed. "John and Paul did their best" heheh... And it's even got one of RIngo's "backwards" fills