Beautiful, this the deal. European folk and classical, what a great mix. Sounds like the kind of stuff Bert Jansch & John Renbourn used to get op to. I am now officially a fan of your guitar playing.

Very very good. This is very original sounding. You have a very nice touch on that nylon string. I hear classical, latin/spanish flavour, blues even, its all here in this wonderful track.

Thanks regs! I agree, it sounds really sad... but i composed it with my heart full of happiness! that's a wierd..

Thank you very much regs...

so sad excellent.....

Thanks regs! I played it with the Oscar Peterson's version in my mind (it's the bery best for me...).

if only i hadn't fingers like pork chops.....i can only dream of playing as well as this as i've said before beautiful.......

this is brilliant, love that lead.........

Thanks kirk, you are so kind!

Lovely playing there!

Like it.

Thanks thetworegs..!

Beautiful.

I didn't see this, sister. Thank you very much!

Thank you very much, eshar!!

such rich tones, a real joy to listen.

Rick, yes, absolutley. I remember I composed it by the time when I bought the Yes Album 'Fragile', in which is 'Mood for a day'. I remeber I felt so amazaed for that music..! Super inspired by him, to be honest. I'm glad to see you can tell that fact. Thank you!

Great Steve Howe feel to this one too. You get great tone and expression out of your instrument, beautiful

Thanks captgene, i'm glad you like it!

Thanks captgene!!

So nice..

Very very nice!!!

Thanks Movement! I may be uploading the nineties original recording, if I'm able to rescue it from that old cassette tape, and clean the hiss enough..

Thank you very much, kirk!!

Thanks kirk!!

Thank you very much, Djörk!!! As soon as I can!

Thanks Djörk!!

Thank you very much, Tess! This is the truth: i listened "Bach Lute Suite Prelude Lute Suite 1 2 3", by Johnny Stone, and it was wonderful!! So then, i grabbed my guitar and played a bit of the Bach's 'Bouree', which I never finished to read the score, so I can't play it full. And playing with it I came to this one. So I'm gratefull to Johnny Stone and Johann Sebastian. (Notice the initial letter of their names... mmm...)

Well... yes. I always enjoyed the music from medieval age. This is one of my many attempts to do something alike. Thanks Tess!!

Well, all kind of troubles in here: financial, technical, personals, etc.. but mostly in my soul. Besides, it's almost winter in here... I don't like it, and my hands doesn't like it either.. Thanks Movement!

Thanks Movement! I'm having some troubles in here.. that's why i'm almost absent.

Thank you very much Johnny!

Thank you very much kavin!

Thanks Jhonny!

Thank you very much Johnny!

Thanks Johnny!

I didn't see these comments... :( Wrinkled, Sister.. thank you very much!! You are really kind, allways. Thanks!!

Thanks Sister...! Very sloooow work in progress... ;)

Thank you very, very much Wrinkled!!!

Thanks you very much Sister!!!