I think the new computer works great ...just like you...always liked this one.....got that B B style down!

Ahyes, a bluesy feel to an attraction song. Good combo

Sounds great.

Beautiful...very touching...sitting here playing along.

Well done, indeed!

Well done, now i wanta jam up some folk blues.

Your musical intuition is so good, both in the way you interweave instruments as well as in your mixing choices. Along the lines of Roger's comment - you paint pictures with music. The whistle is also fabulous in this!

Very sweet! Simple things really make this song ... like the slightly unexpected (to me, at least) chords at the end of lines 2 & 3, and the way you hold the second-to-last word on the last lines ... those musical choices are perfect.

Merry Christmas Greg. I miss the snow once a year.(smile) Hope the day is blessed, and your new year will bring you and yours lots of good living. by-the-by EZ is as it was now, I'd love to see your presents there again.

Thanks again! And I usually don't like banjo - but love it here!

This a beautiful and indeed your arrangement is spotless

Thanks for the listen and comment - now to listen to your piece.

Really pretty song Greg. Loving the banjo. Merry Christmas to you both!

Your getting a real polished approach to your arrangements.Our first day of winter it was 85 degrees.

well buddy, you did it to me....I went to out local music store and came home with a Goldtone CC-100R banjo. Sounds wonderful. Now I just have to learn to play it. My winter project............thanks for the inspiration.

Very pretty

Think you're on a bit of a roll !! Very good Greg.

That's really really good Greg, love that voice in the back ground.It paints a picture to me, snow, open log fire, a Scottish cottage with friends. Oh and a few glasses of Mulled wine !!

This is a truly beautiful song, I can't stop listening to it. Beautiful voice too, the song sticks in my head all day.

12-string and open-back banjo: LUV it!

This is really pretty! I love that keyboard/harpsichord sound on this.

This one was a treat. I'll be thinking of "Turkey's Lament" on Thursday when I say "Please pass the Tur....potatoes"

Less is More. It's amazing what can be accomplished with "No Name" guitar, old harmonica, and a playful frame of mind.

Nice playing and great sounds out of that guitar.

This one really captured my attention.

There is that Woody Guthrie sound again! Very nice Terry.

Interesting subject matter in a world filled with high achievers buying their way to prosperity. I like the message here. I think we need more of that.

Beautiful. I'm curious what you are using for your wind instruments. It sounds similar to an Akai Professional EWI4000S. I have been admiring them from afar for a while now.

Wonderful easy listening that develops all through the piece.

What a nice collaboration between the two of you.

This is a remarkable presentation of a wonderful song. Outstanding Lisa!

Great harmony. A real treat to listen to. I know it kept me awake, but good luck with Vern

Excellent song Roger. My Sister and nephew agree!

This would make some interesting background music. It really frees a person's mind.

Igor ... You have the touch.

Right back at you .... "Been there, done that". Sometimes I think that the more different we think we are, the more we're just the same, or at least our situations seem similar. I guess that's the long way of saying that I can relate to your song.

Wow ... quite a contrast to your last tune. You certainly know how to catch my attention. This is great!

Very moving, and thought provoking. I think it's adaptable to all types of singing styles too. For example, I can see myself playing this on my acoustic guitar.

Nice bouncy beat with clear vocals. It's a winner!

Not usually my kind of music, but there is something about it that is intriguing. Nice Going!