Nice work....

When you look up at the night sky from where you live does the milky way burn bright. Clusters of stars glowing from time that passed us by. Are there certain crisp, clear, windless nights, the moon hanging on the dark side and every star seemed just a little brighter then before. As far as you could see there was shimmering light flickering from the faintest and most distant stars. I try to imagine what the night sky would have looked like 30,000 years ago or a million years. How much more did stars shine before we were here. Before electricity people probably paid more attention to the night skies

Cool song Greg. I never had a convertible Mustang but had a blue 1967 2 door. I had it for over 10 years and it was a neat car, but like most cars of that era began to cost big bucks to keep it running like it should, to say nothing of rust. I sold it to a teenager who did some body and engine work and I'd see it around town once in awhile. Never had had the itch for a convertible, but hey, have fun! Dave Peterson, Riverton, MN

Stargazing does have a way of putting things in perspective.

If your head is in the syars, your hearts in thr right place.(smile)

One of my offspring is a keen astronomer, with a huge telescope. She is also extremely knowledgeable on the subject. Don't know about your title there, but absolutely love the song and the music is gorgeous.

Crazy People.....did you write that about me? I represent that!!!! another winner.....love it

I do love these lyrics! And I can't type in these varifocals

yeaaaa! not only I find your music really good, it's just the inspiration I need right now

So sweet, so beautiful. ROCK ON! You're such a soul man, you're layin' the grooves with so much love and color and warmth -- it's good to know I can always find a Greg Connor tune when I need it, right here on alonetone -- fabulous!

I dig how you mixed and and mastered all the instruments in this song to support each other just so. Your picking style, executed and delivered with such sweetness, is down-right sexy! Always enjoy your voice too.

Hey Vern! Have you heard what Greg is singing now? We should sell the cow and get us one of these!

Now yer talkin', Greg. We know all about them ripe tomatoes!

I'm enjoying discovering your non-banjo stuff. Production is getting really good. Clean, nice sound image... something that still eludes me.

Always loved this Greg. Smooth & juicy....Good enough to eat !!

Got the wind in my hair Greg, All Six Strands !!! Good One

Damn! Now I miss my old '67 Caddy convertible! Oh Well- too damn old for that stuff now anyway!

Here it is, the blues; (:-blowing:-)

Thoroughly enjoyed the video, the music, the song and the market.

Ok! Deal! It has to be red!

Here we go . . . . Banjo! This is a foot tapper, and a big smile maker.

This song has a contemplative quality for me. I found myself drifting along with it.

Setting the example and setting the pace. Way to go. When will we hear the next generation?

I love it!

Impressive! Beautifully constructed and presented.

You got a keeper here! I really like this one! It has an ethereal quality. I noticed you had a video of this song. I'm on my way to view it. https://youtu.be/4SflrrmXqXk

Great story song! Lonesome at times and then hope, or at least a reason to live in the end.

You have always had a clean production style. This is professional. Is that the audio production course, or just natural ability?

Ahhhhhhh . . . nothing better than a little banjo.

You got my feet moving!

Second time thru . . . It's fun to hear that classic "Ron Rouch" singing style mixed with Art's guitar playing.

Oh . . . . . This is Beautiful !!! I love it!

Beautiful song Gary!

Sad song to match a sad situation.

Beautiful, another masterpiece.

Good story put to music.

Bowed banjo? Nice touch!

Ohhhhhhhh, I like the one.

Beautiful Tribute Roger

This song sounds a lot warmer than the weather we've been having lately.