I have noticed when going through my old stuff, you hit a bunch of bad ones and ocassionally find a gem, i think this is one of those gems

Awesome, great, wonderful, uplifting, sweet.....need more words, headed to find my dictonary....

Morning, nothing better than live and now sound heard here. I love lps and old tape as the sound is so real. Now I can add ambience Id choose playing in the bathroom. Great sound/feel

Lovely jangly sounds. Very pretty!! I also like the background noise - it seems to lend to the warm atmosphere - especially the little sprinkles of happy laughter and chatter.

Glorious!

Well, thanks to your narration, I was right there with you. Absolutely magical telling of a majestic moment!

What a beautiful piece!

Store !

BTW I love all the background noises ...where were you playing this....in a shop ?? 80) JTO

great live feel ....cos it is !! I take it this was straight out of the tin as it comes ....very impressive... Jarvo

A cool refreshing tune. You should sing more often.

Killer Kavin Kover

not sure how i did not fav this before...killer

Great tones /Harmonics use/ Non standard progression/twin picking sound all appeal to these ears, Bloody lovely mate!

Cool. The child in the adult is for wonder.

great delivery.........

What a beautiful memory!

Very evocative....I remember seeing a meteor shower in rthe UK mid eighties...the display,well it was gobsmacking....which means it leaves you speechless ! 80)

cool track,nice blend of instruments....cheers Jarvo

Very nice memory. Sounds like your father was a good man.

Nice use of silence and note formation. Great!

When I was a lad we used to melt crayons to make multi-colored candles (it was the 60's), seems to me more constructive than outright burning crayons.

Well done. I'm all for free speech, but I question motives of those who want to burn books, flags, etc. for any "cause". I think the burner's seek attention for themselves more often than not.

Nice mellow jam with thunderstorm, very good.

@jarvis & kirklynch - no notches, capo @ 3rd fret over the neck, then 2nd capo @ 5th fret under the neck on bottom 4 strings only, sort of an open Cmaj, standard tuning. The intro is an ebow, which I rarely use on acoustic. thanks yawl

Badass, yawl. I can attest BG is microtonal having seen him, his strings bends are often slightly sharp, an amazing gtrist when he wants to be.

Bowed/ebowed mando, how about that. Great sounds and arrangement.

I like the rhythmic dynamics on this 'un and how it floats in and out of a sonic haze.

which button to push..

This has a bizarre carnival feel, Mephisto's merrygoround? Calms down to a nice resolution at the end.

Loop on man! Meow.

awesome, thanks for the tip. Been looking for timestretch software like this!

This is trippy good. Like Santana in a blender.

Wow. The amazing glu has a tune with that same title. I wonder where he's been? Miss him.

Bump for the newbies to enjoy this track!

Like all the tonal contrast going on, and the analog (?) synths.

Yes it was a longer improv, which I edited down to the best bits. Thanks much!

Ever heard of Robert Wyatt? Very much that style. Good job.

Great electro-jazz. Cool.

Yeah B, weird. If you look at comments, the picture is not available and there's a big white box. If you view more, the picture is present, and also a slice of it at the top of the screen. Interesting bug.