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Congratulations  on your 35 year anniversary and with the band at 46 years you are extensively good at commitments. And I mean that in a great way!

He was very smooth in how he sang and think he was better than the backup singer was. Have not heard a  blues singer as smooth as him and  he sounded  almost  like a big band singer.  If you have listed to this one please take the time to listen . This is a good one.

Good song and well written and played. You have never sounded anything but good on any song you have written and sung,. You sound like a folk a folk singer and I mean that in a very good way. Peter Paul & Mary  and Kingston Trio and others too.

The music at the time this was done was amazing.  Great find.

I thought your Sad Bird Singing was great  I laughed for a long time after reading it.

Jade it was  about you without saying so.

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Another good group of talent. Thank you for posting it and it is a great choice .

Charles Krauthammer died ytoday at the age of 68.  Between June 8th when he wrote his last note and today was not that long. The world has lost an icon  and his loss will leave a void that non other can fill.

That was impressive. And you are right on with  Paula Cole's voice blending so nicely with his voice. I don't actually think this sounded like  Prog  music at least to my ears.

You might want to reconsider specially if you can read normal music. I played Moonlight Sonata on my forth lesson. At least for me Violin seems easier than when I first took lessons to learn classical  and I took lessons from two instructors at the time.  Th e biggest difference is you learn position without frets. Once you learn that part the rest is practice. I have a friend who plays an electric freetless bass and he sounds very good. His bass has a neck with a steeper pitch than a standard bass.