Still miss you Gene

Your song lives on.

Miss you dad :'(

Instant smile!

Sad and sweet memories, Gene Eric Mann's last song. Gene Eric Mann (198.251.43.245) said on Jan 2, 2015 My idea for the song was, what if life was a bar, and all 7.5 billion earthlings were group into just a handful of characters that could fit into a bar – what is everyone doing? What are they thinking?

excellent...

So utterly shocked and saddened by his passing. True feeling of loss for my brother in music.

R.I.P love always Solana

Gene Eric, thank you deeply for your most kind comment on my song Psychomantium...personally I can't hear the vocals on that song very well, as I am a Gulf War veteran with only about 15% hearing...I want to remix it. Thank you, I hope you'll friend me on facebook.

I find myself wishing I'd been listening more closely when you were with us; as closely as you were listening to us. I feel like you're still listening now. Many thanks x

Nice one like it

This might be one of my favorite *Gene Eric Man* songs.

sand castle kings..great

Imaginative chord progressions. Sad you're gone.

This was the first of Gene's (Ricky) songs I remember listening to. That was back on *EZFolk.com*

This is the first of Gene's songs I remember listening to. That was 10 to 12 years ago on *EZFolk.com*.

Travel well Gene. You will be missed around here. Thanks for everything.

God speed my friend, you will be missed greatly.

What's happened to Gene??? Oh no.......

Really sad to see you leave like this. May you shine bright from above and keep the Angels doped with your music. RIP brother.

Once again, a fabulous job of songwriting.

This is gorgeous, but it also made me sad, because it comes from his last album. :(

Fran is awesome, as usual. You're alright I guess. Nah, just jumping on Greg's pick-on-you band wagon. This is great stuff. Going in for a second helping!

Colleen, thank you for your kind words. I count you as a part of what I like to think of as the Easy Folk gang, along with Greg Connor, Mark Imsdahl, Steve Krell, Terry Brown, Roger Harris, Ron Rouch, Big Time Operator, Paul Lennon, James Michael Taylor, and several other good people on AloneTone who have found their way into my heart and mind. AloneTone is huge, with literally HUNDREDS of member musicians. But if you go to the site's home page, click on "Artists" and then "dedicated listeners," you'll find me in 1st place. My other three profiles on AT are also on that first page. Add them all together and you will note that I take AT seriously, and I've come to know who out of the hundreds are particularly special artists to follow, not just for their talent but for their heart. There are some on AT who are mind-blowing musical geniuses, but who will never thank you for a comment and never play your music. Then there are those who may not be particularly awesome, but they'll play every song you post. As you may have heard, I'm not suppose to be in this world much longer -- I've already lived beyond my doctor's prediction -- and with what extra days I'm blessed I've been dedicating to AT as a listener. And when I go, all I have to leave the world is my music. I want people to play my music when I'm gone, as a way of keeping me alive. And I can't want that without lending my own ear to others while I'm here. But there's a lot of music on AT and only so many hours a day to play any of it. But I know who on AT appreciates the listen, and who doesn't care if I listen or what I think or even if I exist. So I dedicate my time and ear to those who do care. People like you. And when I find AT people who care, people like you, in my mind I add them to my Easy Folk gang. Welcome to the gang. It's a blast having you in the mix.

Regarding the lyrics -- Bwahaha! Nice music and vocals. Rock on.

R O C K O N ! ! !

Checked out the audio version of your book at http://www.iburymydead.com/ -- wow oh wow oh wow.

What a guddam gut-wrenching song! :(

I don't know how old y'all are, but you're playing the style of Rock I grew up loving, and I'm 54. If y'all are indeed my age, I'm glad arthritis hasn't stopped you yet! Rock the Hell on!

This jam has that classic flavor that I just eat up. It would have been a hit at the 1st Woodstock. Hendrix would have wanted to get in on this one.

Inspired by "The Song That Never Ends," I sang the poem 7 times, for each day of the week, from Tuesday to "Moon"day.

Reminds me of some early Black Sabbath/Deep Purple/Grand Funk Railroad-style "slow jammin'." I dig how y'all synch together. I hope your band much deserved success. But you're aiming at an audience that's mostly a ways over 30 -- today's music buyers want Hip Hop and Industrial. :(

DIG! Late '60s garage grunge meats mid '80s hardcore punk! Cool lyrics. Groovy music. GREAT FUN -- awesome drum solo! Rock on!

Your keyboardist really is the glue that keeps y'all together. I mean, the guitar is sweet and mean, the bass is steady, the drummer is tight, but that keyboard is happening!

My health is plummeting -- I've already lived a few month past when my doctor thought I'd be no more -- otherwise I'd be all over this. The chord arrangement is choice and tasty, and I dig the tempo. Nice arrangement so far, and I look forward to someone collaborating on this and doing the sequence justice.

What? Them rabbits afraid of a little Rock and Roll? Well, actually, there's not that much Roll in this number -- pretty much it just ROCKS!!! Excellent -- Rock on!

This. Is. Awesome. Late '60s, early '70s style solid gold rock. Freaking fabulous. You nailed everything! 5 stars!

R O C K - T H E - H E L L - O N ! ! !

Is this a true story? How very sad. I was wondering how I would reply to such a statement, but then I realized you answered that question -- if you're a songwriter, you write a song about it. Even if it's only 35 seconds long. :(

Sorry, but your Folk song ROCKS! Folk-Rock is as close to Folk as you'll ever get, because everything you do ROCKS! Rock on!