Are those antlers or is he just happy to see her

Dang you, Greg. Now I have a strong desire to stuff that cheap shrieking plywood reso of mine in the woodstove and get one that sounds like this!

loving that classic song writing style @Greg Conner

this one nicely composed!

What lovely featured slide playing. Great song Greg!

Big grins for your lyrics. Been there, thinking that. Gawd but I'm glad we sold that old box of a minivan years ago. ER

Go Greg.

Looooong road, yup thats a real deep feel. Wow love it, Slidey right into Faved

Slip slidin' away, holdin' on just a little farther down that road

well played.

I love me some Greg Connor music in the morning.

Love the laid back approach. Great lyrics! John B.

My mom was an avid bird watcher. The clip of the cardinal finch reminded me of her... it was her favorite of favorite birds.

Nice work....

When you look up at the night sky from where you live does the milky way burn bright. Clusters of stars glowing from time that passed us by. Are there certain crisp, clear, windless nights, the moon hanging on the dark side and every star seemed just a little brighter then before. As far as you could see there was shimmering light flickering from the faintest and most distant stars. I try to imagine what the night sky would have looked like 30,000 years ago or a million years. How much more did stars shine before we were here. Before electricity people probably paid more attention to the night skies

Cool song Greg. I never had a convertible Mustang but had a blue 1967 2 door. I had it for over 10 years and it was a neat car, but like most cars of that era began to cost big bucks to keep it running like it should, to say nothing of rust. I sold it to a teenager who did some body and engine work and I'd see it around town once in awhile. Never had had the itch for a convertible, but hey, have fun! Dave Peterson, Riverton, MN

Stargazing does have a way of putting things in perspective.

If your head is in the syars, your hearts in thr right place.(smile)

One of my offspring is a keen astronomer, with a huge telescope. She is also extremely knowledgeable on the subject. Don't know about your title there, but absolutely love the song and the music is gorgeous.

Crazy People.....did you write that about me? I represent that!!!! another winner.....love it

I like that Latin influence

This is a nice set of songs for your RPM 2014.

Nice!

Another beautiful piece. Sounds like you had a great European vacation. My Father In Law was stationed off Italy during World War II.

You have the touch Richard. This is like taking a 6 minute break from everything going on today.

Nice version of one of my favorite songs.

Great story telling.

What instrument played in the lead break? Very interesting. It was a perfect change up. These women that you keep singing about . . . I'd like to meet a few of them.

You have the touch! I love it. I had this visual image of three backup singers in skimpy skirts singing the chorus with you.

Richard, It's a beautiful piece of music. It just carries me away.

Beautiful . . . You have conveyed the feeling perfectly.

I like it! Interesting melody and lyrics and you got a great back up band!

Good song here! You guys sound like you're having fun! I loved the comment you left on my last song. You got me laughing pretty good! *Good Luck* with the RPM 2014 Challenge.

Good story telling and fun to hear the banjo.

Outstanding!

You just blew me away! Excellent Kirk

Interesting start to the song. Nice song! Good start to RPM Challenge 2014.

Good blend, Electric Guitar and Harmonica! Well done guys.

*GOOD SINGING!* I think you have been misleading us all along. *GOOD GAUWD MAN* . . . You got the pipes!

That's pretty darn good. Makes me want to pull out the old harmonica.