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Guest said

Fantastic!

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People are dying every day in the street People are dying every day People are dying every day in the street Just for being people in the street Peace, when's it coming, coming for the people in the street Peace, you can sing it Sing it for the…
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ShamPain said

very cool great feel to it

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I really wanted to play this one nicely, but every time i pressed 'record' and started to play, i made a mistake... so, after many tries i just decided left it like this (for the moment, at least...) I hope you like and/or enjoy this one.
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epimeison said

Thanks sister!! You are so kind..!

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Again a miniature. I hope you like and/or enjoy.
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epimeison said

Thanks kirk!! I was thinking the same thing last night...

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Sandy Gritt said

bringin' da funk! damn good too.

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Sandy Gritt said

yes...love the groove. crazy and refined.

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Final version Guitar, mandolin and voice. this doesn't fit with my rpm project AT ALL so i may not use it but i like the way it came out. I recorded the music for Bethan Mathis' RPM project but she didn't have time to use it (her album is…
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chesook said

I really like the feel of this song. It hooks you and then reels you in.

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Reg took a collaboration from Chris Vaisvil, Norm and threw it into the cellar last night and this is what was returned through Regs door this morning...... a tale from the old wild west.........................
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kavin. said

Like it. The good bad and the ugly?

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This is a collaboration with a prolific chap called James Higgins (oldrottenhead on songcrafters.org), based on an instrumental of mine from a couple of years ago: http://alonetone.com/andyr/tracks/muletide I was quietly minding my own business…
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Sandy Gritt said

really good track...radio friendly rock.

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The old tin geetar... Did this one sometime in 2009 on a Boss MBR. I'd recently joined what became Songcrafters.org and PJ (Wiley) posted a bass/drum track for us ubiquitous blues guitarists to solo over. I decided to go a different route…
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Sandy Gritt said

Very cool. I like the groove...really relaxed. I dig. Vocal is bad ass.

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Sandy Gritt said

Nice and gritty!

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Final version RPM 2011 - my first track recorded and the opening track for the CD A kind of Old Time gospel number, which, if you listen to those pre-war guitar playing preachers, are virtually indistinguishable from blues. Except for the lyrics…
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Sandy Gritt said

excellent.

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Final version Guitar, mandolin and voice. this doesn't fit with my rpm project AT ALL so i may not use it but i like the way it came out. I recorded the music for Bethan Mathis' RPM project but she didn't have time to use it (her album is…
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Sandy Gritt said

Wow, this is stunning. Beautiful melancholy. Such a gentle, passionate feel on the mandolin, guitar and your vocal is breathtaking. Wow again. Love this.

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I'm finally happy with this track - v1 was too much of a nothing song and it's been bugging me all the way to the last night of the challenge. 1 more to mix
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Sandy Gritt said

Love it from the first pluck. Your music is always so endearing. Love your vocal and everything about this.

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Here's one with the Broham on the kit... Goofy and fun!!
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kavin. said

Overlooked this great album, until now. Is it possible for you to post Nylon too?

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Not being particularly religious, I still believe that the soul exists and that it does not die. The prologue and epilogue of this piece were recorded in Basilique Sacre Coeur, Paris, on March, 11th 2011. ~For those who left and those who…
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Guest said

Beautiful piece of music; my mind peacefully drifts off to it's sound.

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Reg took a collaboration from Chris Vaisvil, Norm and threw it into the cellar last night and this is what was returned through Regs door this morning...... a tale from the old wild west.........................
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vaisvil said

Thanks for doing this!!

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An old one that needed a kick in the ass. Consider it kicked.
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cuthbert said

Strumtastic! This is classic Gritter, and my new favorite!

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The starting point for Neptune was Lena's impressionistic piano improvisation in G# Minor, "the bluest of musical modes", as Lena sees it. With its gradually opening ambient layers, the song is a probe's dive into the blue, dreamlike gas layers…
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Guest said

Sweet ambient track!

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Do you see that girl? Do you see that boy? Walking hand in hand? They're on top of the world. Can you see that boy? Can you see that girl? Kissing in the park. They're on top of the world. I can see that girl. I can see that boy. Walking…
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thetworegs said

Nice and lively...the glass is half full never empty...keep looking forward kinda song...love those Trumpets

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