I like this one, CS. Very simple and effective. Good work on the RPM man.

That fuzzy guitar drives the song well. Catchy tune.

Very cool way to revive some of that folk history.

Great album with a variety of engaging songs. Great job!

Field holler?

loving this one from the start to finish....excellent

Love the deep vocal.....

Great job....really like the vocals

Sounds good, kinda reminds me of some of the music in the movie Natural Born Killers.

killer voice

Great stuff, whipped together in a couple of days :) I've put the lyrics on mine for your perusal!

Yeah mate that's cool with me if you think they are good enough.

Good to hear from you mate, this is great.

wonderful ambiance,, you really set the mood/stage for a great drama with this piece,, and yes on to rpm! keep it all going r

Agree with Geas on the tumbleweed desert thing you have going on here. I will be listening to this on my next desert cruise....which will be tomorrow morning ;)

Love the stream of consciousness flowing nature of this. Always look forward to hearing your work here man.

There aint nothing fenced in about you, fella! Another amazing zing zing track.

Very tasty. Mighty fine acoustic sound... and that vocal... yes.

Very Cohen-esque... good stuff, CS.

Great tune M.T. - Got a nice desert,tumbleweed, convertible top down feel to it. Vocals are pretty solid.

This record is off to a great start! What kind of guitar are you playing the lead acoustic part with, Greg?

beautiful work here, Richard!

that's quite a recap tucked into this four minute nugget! But the best part is the message at the end...

this one could go on... a beautyful little mood piece

This is a really good one too... great guitar & keys. Another great collab! /faved/

Wicked guitar right off the bat! So far this is my favorite Reg/Geas track...

Woah, Reg channeling Roger Waters on this one, eh?

NIce song, fellas.... I especially liked that guitar break in the first half - that was tight. Cool coda too.

this is quite nice! we're looking forward to hearing more of your improvisations.

I wrote these words for a different WildGeas track some time ago -- probably at least a couple years ago by now. As is so often the case, I was too slow in producing and someone else had already taken the track and run with it. Well, these lyrics were just sitting unused in a pile of other less finished scraps that I happened to be digging through recently when I remembered Paul's request for lyrics for this year's RPM. I'm so glad they finally got used! You guys took them out of the context they were written for and put a nice new spin on 'em. You two make a really great team and I must say I'm proud to have been allowed to contribute a small part. Lord knows you don't need another lyricist when you've got REG on the job!! :-)

Very nice work, gents! Very nice indeed.

Woah! Dig that intense shift a minute and a half or so into this when that *kick ass* guitar kicks in... wicked. And the bonus ending too... so what is your native language?

Excellent track, gotta check out the rest of this collab!

Thanks for the lyrics! And here's to 48! Cheers! - Tennessee

alonetone needs a rewind button for songs like this! it would be swell if you'd post the words... very clever song!

I'd like to put a couple of these pieces on WUTZ radio 88.3 Fm here in Summertown, TN. Let me know if that's cool with you, Johnny...

I like the contrasting voices on this one -- some of the effects/voices on this album are very psychedelic!

/Dramatic!/ Johnny, this is good stuff; its really great to hear your playing! Still hoping for another collab some day. :-)

wow Johnny, somewhere around two minutes in, this just comes together beautifully. Just gorgeous! I can imagine a harpsichord voice working well with this one.

well played, sir. really liking the key voices on these pieces!