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.

*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.