Oh yeah, this is a tasty one alright.

ah to the muse,,,half hell and half joy,,,, you do yourself quite proud on this,,, really really well done

Been there, done that. Good tune.

Mines a double! Cheers!

A double shot of tasty shuffle

Mmm- tasty. Now can you do one about a wine-guzzling banjo player lost in Russia? LOL

You are a writing machine....next stop Tin Pan Alley for you...(are they still doing that?) put you in a 4x6 room and let you pump out tunes all day till you get a # 1....lol outstanding Greg!!

This is one of your best ...is that you doing your harmony part? love the lyrics and the whole feel of this one!! most excellent...

I just hope that, when this happens to me, that the open eye isn't my blind one... lol

beautiful story and wonderful music,,,wish they could all be this way,,, your playing and vocals are stellar! r

Old stumble and scratch going home blues. "Hick"

Some nice songwriting. The way country music was supposed to be.

Great,smashing,super.........cheers.....nice basic and authentic ....I want to play guitar like that when I get bigger !

Nice! Are all amateur radio operators this creative? - WJ8F

More good work, Greg. Inspiring and neat to know that there are people like that out there. Good job of putting it into song!

Wow.

great poem, delivering the goods in mutable ways.

Sweet swing and clear delivery. That is more like i"d like to be. Faved and stared and sincerly enjoyed "Random Acts of Kindness"

Very tasty intro. You're getting some fab guitar sounds. Love the "Makes me think a little more bout how I’d like to be" line. And that solo is simply spot on - simple is best :)

Poignant, tender and I wish I'd written this.

We’ll done my friend.

You old softy …. This is beautiful.

Humans may not be good but you and Mark are good company! That was a fun afternoon.

Thanks for the great comments. It would be fun to spend an evening playing music with you in one of those "Cow Town" bars. You asked about my musical friends, we all live in the Minneapolis area, maybe within a 20 mile circle. Covid disrupted our activities a lot, and then we all seemed to have major disruptions in our life. My mother, for example, was on hospice most of last year and passed away at 93 years last fall. We are all coming out of the fog now and trying to get back to music. Tomorrow, Mark Lofgren, and I are meeting at Colleen Dillon's house for an afternoon of writing songs. With any luck we'll be posting something on Alonetone this week. I volunteer at Presbyterian Homes where my mother was and yesterday we had a little impromptu concert. I played guitar along with the Activity director and one of the memory care residents. Take a listen: https://mnsongwriters.org/members/greg-connor/mediapress/special-events/rosiebrucegreg/ Let's hope we all get much more active writing and recording this winter.

Great motto to live by.

“Raise a glass so you live life to the full” good advice!

Beautiful Tilden! Is this the Gretsch?

Poignant lyrics wrapped in a perfect presentation. You caught me with this one. Absolutely Beautiful and thought provoking.

This is a tasty bit of music. I love those acoustic instrumental sounds.

This is beautiful.

You old softy! This is a beautiful love song.

I like your style of playing. I play a little music with a friend who plays harp. It’s a beautiful instrument!

This is beautiful

Nice song! You mentioned it was rough, but it doesn’t sound that way. I think you’ve captured it.

Well done Tilden! The circumstances made me chuckle. Those Rosemont people will make you work for it.

I love it!

Great message! Let's see if we can live up to it.

Where … oh where is Lady Jane? I stopped by for “Just a Minute “

Slide and harmonica … my kinda song! Nice lead break at the end of the song.

Good advice! Very relaxed and solid presentation.