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easybeat, that was real old school , reminded of me of the stuff we used to watch as kids at primary school.  The voice of the person speaking, was like all the old school documentaries when they spoke lol

Peatle, that was very much old school (as well) Kiwi shearing days, and I remember that song.  That dog was pretty amazing jumping those fences.     

oh my gosh Peatle, I have never seen those before, they are like a snail without the shell.     

zurf, I enjoyed listening and watching both of those and I always enjoy your chat before hand. I actually don't know either of those songs so I cant compare  them to the originals but they sounded fine by me and I think you covered them both well and with enthusiasm.   I was listening to the sound of your vocals, I reckon your voice would also suit some Neil Young songs, just at certain points I could hear your vocals sounded a bit like his vocals.

Anyway here is my very late entry and done very quickly as its the last day of the month for this months entries.  I was hoping to do another 2 songs that I had lined up but time has run out for me as we were away on holiday and I just haven't had time to get anything more done for this.  So here it is, rushed as it is.
https://soundcloud.com/ukulelejan/where … owers-gone     

Peatle, that was great writing, loved it, very clever piece of writing.

As for the jokes, well done, made me laugh everyone. 

Tig, I used to love watching Lambchops as a kid, I still have a lambchops soft toy.

Peatle, that video clip was a hardcase too, a bit like you, I love some of the kids programs      

Nicely done Grah1, had me tapping my foot along.  Would also love to hear you play another song on this where you do some picking in amongst the strumming to hear how it sounds.     

Also, you friend Mike was good at performing, good entertainer.

Back from holiday and back to reality, catching up around home and jobs that seem to never end.

neophytte, had a listen to both your recording and Phills.  It`s hard to compare them because you both have different styles, vocally and instrumently.  I enjoyed them both, it was good to hear the different styles too.  I did notice your version had quite a bit of reverb on which also added to a different effect on it.  Nice to see an original being performed as well.

TIGLJK, loved how you put all 4 words from this month into your very cleverly written original song, you have such a talent for song writing.  I had a listen and it was great to hear you performing your song and how you hear it being played.     

Thanks so much Peatle, its just great to see everyone participating and having ago at FSOTM.     

Hi everyone, awesome to see all these entries this month and for everyone having ago at FSOTM.  I am struggling to get online presently as still away on holiday in the South Island and some places such as the Milford Sounds just does not have internet.  Anyway, i managed to listen tonight to some, the rest will have to wait until I return to Wellington next week as very limited internet where we are at the moment. 

Anyway, Brian, that was your best singing yet, you have definitely been practicing, you performed, sang that one really well.  Give yourself a big pat on the back .

Peatle, it sounded great.  You performed it well, I like what you did with it.  I would have given you a like but I am using my hubbies acct.

Grah, good to see you have recovered enough to be able to perform in FSOTM.  An oldie but a goodie that song.  The banjitar suits the song too of course, though like any banjo, it tends to make the vocals a little harder to hear.

With that, will have to listen to the rest when I get home and have decent internet access.     

I like this a lot TIGLJK, a lost wondering soul looking for something, someone, somewhere ..... I can hear it as country.  Nicely written      

I enjoyed this one, it put a smile on my face.  I personally cant stand the stuff but my husband loves a good drop of whiskey and has a few in his collection that he likes to sip from time to time   Well written once again.     

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