A master class in song writing and playing Greg

Lovin' that harp playin' Greg. Don't get much better. Just cool!

Another excellent mix and balance of voice and all the instruments.

Nice tune!

Sounds like Jim Morrison vocals and with the skill of Bob Dylan guitar and harmonica at the same time

We're all clucked up over this one!

Nice "stuff"

Singin' the blues! I think the first 2 lines are the same as "Blue Night", but then it goes off into it's own realm. There's nothing like a reso for the blues. One of these days I should pick up a decent one. BTW - resophonic/dobro with slide is getting really popular here. There was just a big festival going on down in Moscow recently.

I'm with Ron on the swamp rock feel, and with Colleen about the movie soundtrack material. As always, without fail, a great job!

Oh yeah...nice funky groove!

Sweet!!!!!!! Is that you on the harmonica as well??? This one sounds like movie soundtrack material :-)

Eight to go please with deli mustard

Huh, full moon last nite , why do I think you wrote this this morning?

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

you are on a roll now for the RPM Challenge... are you playing slide? sounds great ...almost like a Dobro...this has a really nice swamp rock feel!!

Very catchy tune. Added it to my collection.

Alright!! Jammin' tune Greg. Goes great with my morning coffee and cigarettes. Rise and shine :)

This has a really great feel and good grove... the challenge is yours!!!!...do it chorus sounds amazing...outstanding vocals as usual..

funky vocals… you have a lot of tricks up that sleeve of yours

This put a big smile on my face. The percussion is like nothing I've heard before in the Connor universe. That's a hip bass and drum combo, but the vocals and guitar are classic -- a mighty tasty fusion of styles. Very interesting, intriguing even. The blend of vocal tracks is particularly groovy. Some sweet picking there, bud! I'm taking this out for another spin!

I stopped back for another listen this morning! "The Minstrel Show" goes good with a cup of Coffee. I noticed the '39 Ford. My Dad used to have one. I remember sitting on the bumper with my shotgun as he drove it down the dirt roads in the evening. We always got a couple grouse for dinner that way. I was probably around 10 years old.

Good one Roger! You mentioned "Remake" but I don't believe I've heard it before.

I'm on my second listen. It's very interesting but totally unexpected. Something about it is very facinating. It might be the driving rhythmn.

This reminds me of when we used to play together. Sometimes I miss that.

I just found this! Buck , , , you are the Master. Absolutely beautiful.

I enjoyed that ... Nice Song.

!!! Excellent Excellent Excellent !!! First Class Guitar Playing, and Singing! I can't wait for the next episode.

Interesting idea! You found a great sound!

Great Springtime Song! Here is the Springtime Playlist: http://alonetone.com/connor/playlists/spring-time-various-artists

That's pretty darn good, especially for the situation you described. It's really fun that you caught it on tape.

Another gem. You got me laughing. Sometimes we're our own worst enemy. Sometimes we just need a little short term pleasure. I like your optimism! ( it's not if . . it's when )

Good one! I like the harmonica.

Relaxed and easy to listen to. Very nice.

O H . M Y . G O S H I'm adding this to the Spring Album! http://alonetone.com/forums/making-music/topics/spring-time

This is beautiful. You have captured that loneliness humanity with a hint of triumph in the end.

Nice work for a first song! The harmonica adds a lot, and, as Steve mentioned, the tempo adds a lot.

The mandolin is a nice touch. A very pretty and poignant song.

Amen Brother! I thought I was listening to David Bromberg there for a second. Good message.

Good entertainment this morning! Well played my friend, and the lyrics are hilarious. I like your trailer too.

You're Right. . . Crank It Up