Heaven can weight, I'm going the listen to some Greg Connor Songs now.

hey Greg, saw you on the sg forum and thought I'd stop by to check out some of your songs. Good stuff and can tell the lyrics are well thought out and flute was nice touch on this one

Ha ha! Thanks Greg!

Jealous of your song writing.

Smile smile smile

Such sad sounding music with such happy words...

Gotta love the whistle ... sounds like springtime in Ireland!! outstanding as usual

Ah Greg, such a lovely song. Beautifully done! Happy belated birthday!

Great sounding tune Greg - the whole thing is perfect.

Greg - I love this song! Phil

Nice song Greg :) !

Very nice. Well written and nice production. Love the guitar in this track.

WOW, this is great!

Great song writing! Love your lyrics on this and the mix sounds great

Cool tune.

I agree with all the previous comments. The mix is great and the electric guitar is very well done - nice phrasing and placement. And your lyric-writing abilities are also in full swing!

I know like me you love the acoustic guitar, but like me you love to Rock it. I tell you now Greg, that is sublime Electric guitar playing,got to say, Steve Cropper would be proud of it. Really one of your best. More please !!!

I'm an acoustic maniac. But I love this. Very very tasty. And seriously good lyrics for our times. A keeper for sure.

I agree with thems what say this is a great piece of work and one of The best of the Greg songs.

I think I saw someone else saying Oh lord how long.

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.

You make a good point. I always knew that you were getting twice the pleasure out of life. Greg and I both like it. Greg

Tortured Love .... It will get you every time. Great expression of true emotion.

Yahoo! First banjo song!

Boy Terry, I left two comments so far and neither has shown up. Let's hope this one does. You fit these blues songs! It's like calling from home!

"Hey Constance" What a beautiful heartfelt song!

I love the sound of a wooden acoustic guitar. You have captured a lot of emotion here Roger.

Nice surprise to find this today.

First song of the day. Great way to get started.

That is some very smooth playing Kirk.

Pretty Cool Sound that you have created