Gregg, Been there done that so it resinates in my memories. Picked my self up too and found my way. Good stuff. May I cover it? JOHN BENNETT

Wow...this is gorgeous!!! Those lyrics are powerful (I have chills). That challenge really produced!

Blimey, that last verse is a killer Greg ..... Pure magic mate .... Pure Magic .....

Greg, the lyrics brought tears, silently sliding down my cheek, and a tug at my heart. The words have so much meaning and you found the true meaning of "Photographs" being a timeless picture of our memories. You have a special gift of music and I am so grateful you share with all of us.

You win!!! Colleen is right, love the lyrics and harmonica.

Greg this is one of my favorites of all time. Your lyrics really touched me. And that timely harmonica just brings the bittersweet feel of the song. You are amazing!

one mo' time.

wheels ain't off yet but they wobbling :) Nice vox - good tune man.

Basically, a Master class in songwriting Greg, love it ....... Oh , and BTW send that to Nashville, as they say, ' It's a smash hit '

Your songs are always so uplifting! Even when the wheels are off the wagon. Your voice is awesome on this one!

Very very nice...love the feel! May be some of your best vocals...great mix as well!!

So cool. Where's Bee? Plz say hi. Geasjustice@gmail.com

Corollary https://alonetone.com/kavin/tracks/orions-belt-trilogy

4:07 starts a song on it's own. write it man.

really good listen Sir.

you a bad man. or should I say bad ass man? for some odd reason Orion's belt is always inspiring. ~WG

Ohhhh yea! Man that sounds good! Love it!

We have a great bunch of singer/songwriters and their beloved here in Cowtown. You would love being here and you would be loved. Your little creative contingency feels like a more intimate group and more involved in projects together. It gives me the sense of warmth on a winter day in an old log cabin, too cold to go out so you all just make the best of it. I wonder what kind of treats you all bring. What kind of liquids you share... How far you travel to get together. We had what we call a house concert night before last at one of "our" houses. Levi Ray and his dad and husband/wife duo. We all put some money in the kitty and each played for about an hour. After, we always do a little song circle for the rest of us. Tamales, chips and salsa, ice water and wine, cheese cubes and cookies. I would guess many of us drive 15/20 miles. Starts about 7 and we get home about midnight. We also have a weekly, Wednesday evening song circle around a fire pit in the patio at a biker bar called Dirty Water. Everyone plays along. Girls and guys. Some of us go back many years.

If Texas Water had heard this when we were in our hayday (sic) we would have done this one up in three-part harmony. I'm sitting here singing along. Great song for a Fort Worth Saloon.

I haven't listened to this for a while. Still knocks me out. Amazing presence. If this is not multitracked, if this is one of your coffee table productions, it... nope. No way. Every element is crisp. Flawless delivery. Master vocal. Pristine guitars...da da.

*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.

Interesting take on a great old song

Lilting melody. I can feel myself on a reach with a gentle breeze.

Always one of my favorite songs. I used to play this in my High School Band. Ah those were the days . . . I had hair back then. You still do. Maybe that's why you can still play this song.

Excellent . . . especially considering our recent weather.

Thanks to another cultural landslide for bringing this song to the foreground. Pete accomplished a lot in 94 years. We're going to miss him.

Eclectic and interesting. It just pull you right in. Nice going James.

This just pulled me right in! You have some GREAT tone on that guitar, and your fingers . . . How do you get them to move so fast? This was a treat to listen to.

I just watched the video . . . You have an impressive banjo, and your presentation is first class.

That's some nice banjo playing! You really brought that old song back to life.

Buck . . . You got me laughing. Very original contribution.

Great Song!

Plenty of fuel for a *"Power Nap"* here!

Ah .... A little bit of a Chuck Berry vibe. I wonder what's on your mind?

I like this lilting style! Your combined vocals are excellent and the tone of that guitar brings it over the top. Very enjoyable.

I like the whistling.

This stopped me in my tracks . . . absolutely beautiful.

*"Did you miss that gravy train"* I love it, although it is a little dark. You might have to do the next song about puppies or daisies in the field to balance things out. Something with a 2/4 beat should do it.

Nice song, with interesting sounds complimenting it.