Martha Es I love it!! That's an amazing song! It's emotional, but also mystical magical. I like how you put the lyrics with the song.

Is that the melody from East Virginia Blues? It fits very well with your words.

Gwyn Henry Meet Me at the Club-- darker than its exterior. I love it. Barbara and Peggy sound great! What a lot of pain must have been wrapped in those sassy harmonies. This song has a Bopcat feel,. musically--- apples that fell from the same tree, and didn't roll too far from ea other. Your vocals especially good in this.

Bruce Balmer I listened to “My New Shorts.” Brilliant use of time. Like mini-oreos or something. Interesting production, nice vocals.

Holy cow. What a song. Michael Rehahn

Enjoyed that one, I think I've actually heard you do that live once.

A great song about how conditions early in life shape our future and how some great potential just disappears.

No doubt you my friend are genius. Ghost dance.

Gwyn Henry Thanks for writing this, Jim.

"Powerful stuff." Ray Russell

I like coming back to listen to this one in particular sometimes. Sweet tune!

That's some sweet guitar playing. Ray Russell

'Very good capture." Gwyn Henry

Visions and emotions that I haven't felt in a long time. Thank you so much. Jere Reiser

"EXCELLENT POINTED SONG RIGHT TO THE HEART OF THE MATTER!" -Don Law

That may be the most beautiful thing I ever heard. Breathtaking. Thanks for sharing. - Janet Fawcett

It’s an exceptional piece... I like pieces that “bother” and flip a phrase to a point... this one intrigues me.... You must keep writing James!!! Hope to cross paths again soon... Blu (Sharon Walker)

what awesome lyrics mate! Reminds me of good old Robert Zimmerman... but it also doubles as metaphorical mastery! The boy represents an issue within your community... one for which you are there, and MUST help... but which the community just sits back on, not really seeing the "problem" you are attempting to fix... Powerful stuff, mate. Love it. Mark Brookman

I ❤️ that song...Kavin Me too. One of his many good ones. JS Savage

Gwyn Henry The Stienbeck excerpt: Especially the 2nd paragraph. My Gawd! I had forgotten how that man could write!!! I had forgotten why he is an icon among American writers,. Touched by the gods. As is your song, In Dubious Battle. It is an opus. imhop. If you had never written another song, just leaving this one would earn you a place in the echelons!! (OK, I'll calm down now.) These two pieces in combination have moved me greatly for their Truth. And so totally relevant today.

This really sets the ideas lose in my mind. Love the bass tempo setter...

It's like light reflected in falling water...very nice and soothing.

Love the voices. Is that Lady Jane singing ythe lead?

Nice.

Very nice. Like the story and the harmonies. This is something that could get you invited to schools to share with the kids.

Beautiful...

Will be fine for your children too. Very sweet. Also, nice to hear your talking voice.

Cool song. Really like the bass groove.

Very nice. Fine vocal.

Cool.

Really dig this.

Like this very much. Can hear many voices added to it. Build with choir and drums and strings.

Nice song. Very lonely sound. What's that that sounds like an auto harp? Very clean guitar sound. Crystal clear production.

Andrew, are you on facebook? My email address is Jamesmichaeltaylor@jamesmichaeltaylor.com I have posted your Can't Imagine song on my Facebook page.

Like this. Sounds like a storm brewing in wind chimes.

Very pensive. Peaceful. Soothing with a touch of sadness. Like it a lot.

Like the subtle voices...

Really like this.

Pretty exciting piece.

Really like the way you combine the techno stuff with the great guitar sounds.