Really like the chord progression....and of course vocals are outstanding...great lyrics...this song really speaks to me...oh and as a side note...your "Taking Home The Pretty One" will be on Dirty Thumps CD that should be released very soon...your name is on the sleeve as writer...It has been copyrighted in Poland and I assume the rest of the world.. so check your mailbox for royalties:-) as soon as I get some CD's I will send you one....of course it is a little different than the original!!! as the producer/engineer says it is like Hendrix interpreting Dylan....lol

wow that was one great vocal, and an interesting progression. Really see a step up in this vocal......

Really like this mate

Great song, Greg!

Great feel to this song Greg - nice job.

Thanks for listening and commenting, this is cool great lyrics.

Awesome guitarwork !!! Lovely song :-)

Sad, sentimental, and wonderfully sung. Now THIS a train song.... play this one around your house, Greg.

Like it

Love it!

You a bad man. I mean that in a good way. Like bad ass!

Dig the harp playin' man.

This really speaks for me, thank you.

That is one great song Greg.....

Love it....... love it

What would you do with it if you DID catch it? :-D

Nice job

Excellent track

AWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Best love song ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You are just wonderful!!!!!!!!! Lucky Rita!!!! Lucky Greg!!!!!

Well,it would seem that even when you are in a "no ambition" mode you do really good. I liked your sound-on the porch. Loved the banjo playing. :) c

Stopped by for another listen. I think you have to move to Savage. We could have a good time together.

I didn’t think people living in Portsmouth (Paradise) ever got the blues. It’s fun to catch up to you Roger!

O M G I didn't recognize you until I clicked play! That voice gave you away. Nice song, introspective and pleasing to listen to.

Wow. . . I had to stop by just to hear what "Rectal Rip" was all about.

Very interesting. That mandolin really perks the piece up.

I like this! Good song!

B U R N That sensation you are feeling in your fingertips is progress. This is a big milestone for you! I'm proud of you. There is no going back now . . . no more putting up with some obnoxious guitar player who thinks he knows everything. Now the song will sound as you intended it. I think those chord changes sound darn good and the ukulele turns out to be an excellent accompaniment for your voice. *** For those who have not met Penelope, I'll just say she is a REAL LOOKER! Spruce top and block inlays just like my Gibson SG Custom ***

Oh yes. That's the stuff.

Good ear Ron! Yes, that's my old Dobro, built in 1973 tuned to open D and played with a slide.

That Wah Wah is fun!

Beautiful song Colleen! Great way to start the challenge.

Tasty . . . Nice start to the challenge.

Festive.

Beautiful song.

Interesting song lyrics.

It's great to catch up with you Vern! I hope you are doing well. I can't remember .10cent popcorn, but I remember .25cent gas. I also remember watching the movie twice before we left the theater.

Here is a new mix, compliments of Gene Eric Mann. Gene didn't say this, but I'd like to think that he wanted to make sure that Steve heard every word clearly. Thanks Gene!

Powerful message, and it just keeps coming in today's time. . . .all in the name of God.

Man . . . I like this. Beautiful. You have captured the bitter sweet volitily in the January 2015 market for sure. I'll bet your 2014 piece had all major chords in it.

*Another example where the whole is greater than the sum of it's parts* I think this live version is better than anything we could have ever cooked up in my basement no matter how much wine we drank. Thanks to Gene's help, this remix has a lot more definition. Bottom line, it's better when everyone comes together to contribute.