...strange trip it's been. Intriguing dance of opposing forces. The percussion provides connective tissue, as parallel trains of rock guitar and jazz horns threaten to cross tracks and collide (Cool keyboards too). Interesting elements, and things start to get more satisfying near the end, but I think this would be more fun if you brought those end explorations in sooner and mined them more deeply, letting each track, if you will, dominate a little more, a little longer. I guess my overall impression is, at first it feels too long, but then it ends too soon. Make any sense? Just my .02. A fun piece, nonetheless.

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thanks AquilA for your suggestions but as this was imporvised (like just about everything else we do) it would highly unlikely we could do it again. and it only exists as a single stereo track so re mixing wouldn't allow many possibilities.

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joan. eclectic, electric, acoustic... been together 15 years record every week. DowNLoaD PLAY LOUD

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A looong jam with all ingedients to make a perfectly good piece of art. But what happened to the nurse?

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is busy, naughty boy

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joan. eclectic, electric, acoustic... been together 15 years record every week. DowNLoaD PLAY LOUD

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i have a copy of leaves of grass on my shelf and often turn to it for inspiration - but never so well has it delivered as this. a feast for sore ears indeed - well done gents.

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we never know what's gonna come out of kev's lappy

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joan. eclectic, electric, acoustic... been together 15 years record every week. DowNLoaD PLAY LOUD

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...singing while chewing a mouth full of food? Anyway, nice sloppy jam you got here... and I mean that as a compliment! Also, it's got that freewheeling JOAN vibe that makes it so appealing.

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The jam atmosphere as usual is great. Great jazzy kind of style. I'm downloading quite a few of your songs. Keep 'em coming!

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