Now that I listen more, I hear that the track positioning in stereo didn't change, but feels much different because of whatever you've done. I feel like the voice is closer to the piano in the spectrum. They combine well together and so you get more "booming" on the right side and the banjo is set off on the left. I wonder how the balance would feel if the voice was more present on the left...?

It feels like the instruments are now positioned differently in this mix and the banjo is not as present (which I think is good), so you get the rhythmic sensation without interfering with voice and piano, with which in this take, the banjo seems to have more separation.

I like this mix better. It's more present and the reverb feels right... I wonder what was done differently..

This could use some... clarinet.. :)

Woah! Scat-tastic!!!!!!!! You hit some new notes with this one! Big fat vox, Reg!!

I prefer this one. The reason for me is your vox is kinda raw and so is this mix. They are together!

Ok, well I do like the vox and the banjo very much! I remember this song very well. Great performance!

I love this one!!!! ciao Reg, here I am on the other side ;-) thanks for welcome

Utter fantastic ..............F&ck yeah

The banjo and piano are working real well in Mix 1 as well. I enjoy the fuller vocals in mix 1.

Good one.