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Description:
The crow in the country sleeps in the mountain at night.
The crow in the city walks back of the alley.
The crow at night comes.
Hardware:
guitar,
g4
Software:
gb3
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Very smooth and sweet &mdash 02/28/07 - 10:16:24 AM
Nice guitar tone! Got a George Benson-y flavor to it - nice licks as well. The drum fills are a little distracting at times and the overall "bed" could come up to support the lead lines a bit more, but this is a very nice direction for you. I'd like to hear you really rock the house with a R&B rave-up using your mad skills! [ Reply to This ]
dreadmon, &mdash 03/01/07 - 05:41:55 AM
Thank you for the comment my crow's song.
I will express my gratitude for your detailed explanation.
Thank you very much. [ Reply to This ]
Inventive yet mainstream alley music &mdash 02/28/07 - 10:36:09 AM
I especially like the drumming on this one. What patch/software is it? [ Reply to This ]
Hi,Tobin &mdash 03/01/07 - 05:44:56 AM
This is a standard soft sound source of the garage band.
"Jazz kit"
Thank you very much.
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No matter how... &mdash 02/28/07 - 10:36:26 AM
...you categorize your music, it's always a Tadashi Togawa piece, and this is what I like about it. I found myself first downloading your music, and then listening, because I just know that I am going to like it.
Another excellent track. [ Reply to This ]
Hi,iG &mdash 03/01/07 - 08:16:21 AM
Thank you for listening to my song always.
Thank you for a kind comment.
I am glad.
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Nice one &mdash 02/28/07 - 03:09:53 PM
Simple and well played. Another nice piece. Super guitar. Thanks for sharing. [ Reply to This ]
peacepiano, &mdash 03/01/07 - 05:46:11 AM
Beautiful playing ..... &mdash 02/28/07 - 05:43:01 PM
....... as usual. Love the drums (as usual). Tadashi, you must be the most consistent MJer on the site. I'm also interested in how you do the drums - working from a slowed down track maybe??
Thanks for continuing to post your music on MJ!
Neil [ Reply to This ]
Neil, &mdash 03/01/07 - 05:51:35 AM
Your fender is wonderful.
A good sound seems to be emitted.
Thank you for listening and the comment.
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Slick &mdash 02/28/07 - 08:30:48 PM
Yes, the drums, so amazing... I also have been wondering if you program them at a slower tempo. However you do it, they always sound great. And of course, lovely guitar playing. [ Reply to This ]
David, &mdash 03/01/07 - 05:53:10 AM
Thank you for always listening.
Thank you for benevolent words.
I wish to express my gratitude.
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blues from you &mdash 03/01/07 - 01:29:27 PM
is wonderful....you hear things only tadashi hears...then you play them so we all can share.
you are my hero!
deepest bows
z [ Reply to This ]
I like the slow and thoughtful... &mdash 03/02/07 - 08:19:55 AM
...musing pace of this... Like someone who has terrific chops but is thoughtfully feeling his way toward something new...
I like that you keep the bass figure simple and repetitive here... I think this allows the drum fills to feel supportive and thoughtful and not busy... The drums are very 'human' and sound like a drummer with good ears really listening to the other players...
The guitar tone is very warm... The playing sounds relaxed...
All in all, a lovely tune...
Ed [ Reply to This ]
Warm and Smooth &mdash 03/18/07 - 02:11:37 PM
Really nice blues composition with a warm and jazzy bass and drums.
Great guitarwork, Tadashi.
Most Groovy!
10s | favorite | iPod [ Reply to This ]
Closing Time &mdash 03/27/07 - 01:20:50 PM
Black crow listens from
branch of dimmed light soft shining
music plays 'till dawn.
Thanks for the trip, Togawa-san.
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