Hey , Greg glad you got home ok! I wanted to drive you home from the party , but Kimmy took away my keys

love it ...has a really great fun feel!!! harmonica sound sweet!!!

That was just beautiful...well except for the dead wives. Who knew that lily pads could lead to love.

This might be my favorite *Steve Krell* song. Maybe Steve will record another version of *Saskatchewan* with his new Gibson J45.

This is really cool..I can hear this one being a rocker as well.

dig how this one just rolls along....

I can't imagine you would be lonely long with that amazing talent.

I, like you, use to do electric guitar in my HS years, but also migrated to acoustic. Is that progress? I think so -- this song here would be much less effective if juiced up with distortion and wah wah and the other toys of our youth. This song is hard core as it is, and needs no electricity to get its message across.

How purty!

I recon this is my favorite Connor tune thus far. That is some coolacious strumming -- quite nifty in fact. The vocals and harmonica are exceptional. Yeah, this one really does in for me.

VERY GROOVY, VERY COOL!

I agree totally with what that Justin Otter Guy said below me! ;)

Those Monkeys are buggers you know!!

Thanks Bethan for adding the *SPARKLE*

If you ever make a "Best of Greg Connor" playlist on AloneTone (and I think you should), be sure to add these: With or Without You Cherry Pie w/Bethan Mathis Words Night Be the Weapon TV Dinner Listening to the Wind Greasy Spoon Shadow and Light Idea Man Farmer's Market

Very nice!

Quite an exceptional job, both in songwriting and in recording.

Such gorgeous picking, and awesome vocals, and as I said below from my Merry Bear account, fabulous lyrics. It's an overall brilliant composition. You really have reached a higher level, and you were up there to begin with. <3 <3 <3

Great sound and lyrics Greg. Nicely done.

I don't think Ronny Crème Cheese knows how to favor a tune: look for the heart, then right click. try it you will like it.

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!