Looks like your How to Assemble has reached 100 plays, and all 5 Currently Kicking Ass tunes are STILL How to Assemble songs, but your is on top. Congrats -- I'd call that a hit, and you are once again "The Featured Artist" -- and that's a damn good choice!

This song is put together quite well. Very nice!

very nice Greg...the Irish in you has escaped...I hope there is even more to come.

Ahhh there is my Gordon Lightfoot fix!!! I really love when you do this style Greg...great great great

That's after bein' right a loovly tune, me boyo.

This one's a keeper.

Fabulous effort Mr.Conner. Lovin' it.

You are versatile in both instruments and genres, and from Sea Shanty to Irish Ballad, you do it all with heart and skill. Gorgeous! Encore!

Nice, Greg… you're a versatile guy! … I don't think that I've heard you do an Irish tune before.

Oh lovely stuff.

Well,now that just plain superb, I'll surely rewind this a score more times . The more you do the sweeter it gets,but this superb,!!!!!

Wow Greg! I saw this come in just as I was turning off my computer for the weekend... It's really beautiful. I love the pipes in the background and the beautiful picking. You should be sitting in the corner of a hushed pub in Galway playing this tune. Wonderful Irish Poem!!

Another beaut! Hilarious lyrics to boot. Love the cute ending. :)

I've just listen to all of these on headphones, so I could hear every imperfection, and they're all GREAT -- clean, masterful, professional mix downs, everyone. I'm dealing with a bunch of clever artists who take recording a mixing serious, even when the title includes the word, "Android." You sound great on these phones, Greg. Everyone does. So many responses, all of them top notch production. I'm glad that I came up with this idea, that so many accepted the challenge, and I'm so tickled, pleased and proud to be associated with all this groovy talent! Rock on, everyone!

Thanks for taking the time to listen and comment Greg. Keep recording - enjoy your work. Cheers! -- I wish alonetone would setup a "reply to comment" feature. ;)

Fantastic! I love the harp......

Great job!!

Not only are you talented and good looking...but funny too!!! lol great one Greg....love it

Rita says she's trading me in for a new one. *"This one is obviously defective"*

haha… listening to all those old blues tune double entendres is impacting you. I'm still waiting for you to cover that Bo Carter song. I'll play harp on it! …gotta double fav this

Well ... I tried to log in on my iPhone and learned that I am only a guest. Rita and I listened to *"Taking Back What's Mine"* over a Bluetooth speaker in the living room this morning and as I said in the previous "Guest" message, lots of emotion and imagery! I'm impressed with your guitar playing and the tone from your new guitar too. Very nice!

Beautiful Song John!

Another strong contribution. It's great to hear so much of your music here lately. Congratulations on the RPM Victory!

One after another . . . Strong lyrics and a great melody. Excellent! I see you decided to put Laural & Hardy's version out of its mystery. Good choice. We were making it much more complicated than it needed to be.

Yes, I like this version too! Clean with just a bit of attitude.

Cheers!

Congratulations Grampa! Nice tribute to bring your Grand daughter into this world.

I can tell you are having fun with this! It's contagious.

Ah ..... Minnesota has created two new Poets! *Keep on Truckin!* That Tax Man has been circling around me lately too.

Instant smile! I can hear *"Sweet Baby Kenny"* blowing the harmonica in between sips of Jameson.

Pretty, reminds me of a gentle stream.

Nice sounding organ!

Reminds me of Iron Butterfly . . . I don't know why. I can hear Thetworegs singing lyrics to this!

Powerful Song !!!

Ethereal and Deep. It makes me stop and think. Good one John!

Still good this morning!

Sitting around your coffee table has been a lot of fun! This just puts a smile on my face to hear it! Beautiful song you wrote! Thanks for letting us play along.

I love it! I like the way it builds. So . . . is this autobiographical?

How about if I bring a harmonica Friday night and we do this song?

This is powerful. Sparse is the perfect approach and it accents your message perfectly. One after another . . . You just keep setting the bar higher!