I dig the banjo and harmonies.

I know that man don't I....He He

Still sounds great to me...love it really nice mix!!

Classy!

as good ether way ,thanks Greg.

Hi, Greg. Did your remix this It sounds a lot better this way.If I had not already faved this I would Fav it now ! Nice upgrade

Oh lord I have been immortalized; what an honer to be remembered in a Greg Connor song.

Love the work and lyrics, A man always tends to watch the horizon ,looking for that thing that was always supposed to be there.

Wonderfull......

Yum yum. Tasty!

Hi, Old Mungo got here first. Damn. I and Terry love this it swings cool under the chorus. The drums really so well mixed and written to. You are a true Pro, Nicely done.

Terry Brown...I think I know him...Munga Brown's much younger brother I am sure!!!!!....good gawd!!! Another sweet tune Greg...great story and I love the chorus!! Go Norm....love the drums

Very laid back guys.... just right for summer ( except we haven't got one !!!! )

another good one Greg I think your direction is moving on in interesting progression.

A nice blossoming out in your writing Technic.Good stuff

I have a song in the movie THE VANISHING. That movie starred Jeff Bridges and Keefer Southerland. I did all the music in a movie called RED DESERT PENITENTIARY. A film maker in Austin is finishing a short movie with about nine of my songs in it. Another Dallas film makes used me as an actor in a film recently and used a piece of mine as the theme song for that actor. It all adds up...to....something. Except for the Vanishing and Dark Blood there is no money.

Oh, that! I was nominated for Best Texas Music when my music isn't about Texas at all. It's all silly. It's all about the young musicians in town. They have a big blow out at the awards shin dig and everybody has fun but nobody takes it seriously about who is really the best in town. That movie is called DARK BLOOD, finally to be finished by the director, George Sluizer. The movie was started in 1993 and production ceased when River Phoenix died of an overdose. Now it is being finished with narration filling in the unshot scenes. I suspect it will get a lot of attention because if it being River's last film and the circumstances.

Greg, I don't know about that contest. I DID get a song in an upcoming movie recently so that is a lot like winning a contest.

Most excellent. Love this mellow groove!

Very nice greg! Works great with Norm's perc work!

Smooth . . . Thanks for showing how it's done.

Nice guitar playing.

Great song, and I'm very happy to not be able to relate to the subject matter.

A heartfelt song with plenty of raw emotion. I agree with Steve! One of your finest.

I like that Drop D, fragmented chord sound. The harmonics were a nice touch too.

This is incredible Kirk. I hope you have more of these recordings. They're fantastic.

This is GREAT! You're making me hungry.

Beautifully played. You can really get some nice tone out of that guitar.

Now . . . my feet are tapping! Nice Picking Robert!

Good harmony, and good recreation of an old classic.

Good kitchen music!

Great story telling! Be careful . . . You might bring up the spirit of Townes VanZant too! There is nothing better than a wistful song.

Oh my gosh! That's pretty.

Hey Roger, do you mind if I use Steve's line too?

Very pretty Roger! Sounds like snuggling music ... you old softy!

Beautiful . . . And rich sounding.

I like the bass in this!

This one hit the spot.

Just a few stories recieved on email regarding our friend: Eric always tells the store about when Jim was trying to get into his little Buick Skylark to go to lunch. Of course because Jim was so big he had to hold on the top of the car and lower himself in. Well Eric decides to wash his windshield and shoots washer fluid all over Jim while he's stuck trying to get in the car. Eric had to pay to dry clean his suit. __________________________________ I've been thinking lately of all the stories about him. Like when I would take him out to lunch. He'd order some big thing like the broiled trout, toss salad with oil and vinegar and more. Then the waitress would look at me. I would say "I'll have what Dad's having". He would erupt claiming "I'm not your father you Bastard!" Good Times ... Good Times! I still giggle when I think about some of his antics. ______________________________________ I remember when he bought his first BMW. I asked him what kind of millage he got. He said "Who gives a shit" ______________________________________ I was in his office trying to present some promotion. He dropped his head on the desk when I mentioned the price, and it scared the hell out of me. I thought he had a heart attack, and I was going to have to give him mouth to mouth

This is wonderful. Very rich and interesting.