Very creative here Mr. Tiler but I was really anticipating the cannons in this! you must get them in there if you ever remix this, You Must!
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What can I say? This is kind of different from you isn't it? A very pleasant yet sombre in parts piece. I love the descriptive mix of instruments and the chello really gives that depth, great stuff as usual Bill, M

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I m very interested in what beyond the civil
war history ... I started with the night they drove
old dixie down ..still collecting infos !
back to music !!

the ensamble ..is just charming .. the pickin
the cello bass line ..even the backin ahh ..!!
very warm and scenary piece of music ..KUDOS !!

peace !

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Bill, you Reb, this is great stuff. Your playing is so crisp and clean, and your skill is, as usual, amazing.

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I was anxious to read what you thought of it, that is if you came by. Thought you might like it because you being from Nashville and all!

Gad I am startin to sound southern :)





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I've never even visited, but i hope to someday. :-) Nope, I was born and raised in NY state, and i'm still here.

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I love this place!

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Soory Roxy, I thought I read you were somewhere here in Nashville.

My son just moved near New York

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We're all one big family here, no geographical boundaries. :-) I hope your son likes it here- it's beautiful, except for all the taxes.

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I love this place!

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what a great feelings in this music Mr. Tiler ?
The cello line was really tasty, the little drums in the background make this music live, the guitar is just beautiful. This is very nice song and perfectly done !
Thanks for sharing this gem here with us

Take Care
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Yeman Auf Al-Rawi

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...and overall a good recording...

I think I'm sometimes picking up a whisper of distortion, maybe mostly in the left challenge when some of your attacks are combining with the low cello lines... and it's just a bit...

Nicely arranged...

Ed

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for the feedback. Appreciated!

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do conjure the marching as well as the flute/fife.....the guitar is just splendid....like a general on his steed.....this is film quality music bill...congrats.....

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This is so drenched with so many things I love about genuine American music. Anthemic, stirring, so very melodic and great guitar playing and sound. As you are starting to be exposed to the Southern view of the "War Agains't the Yankees", I was steeped in it my enitire childhood. From "Save your confederate money boys, the South shall rise again" to a reproduction of the newspaper with the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln headlines and aunts and uncles discussing Sherman's march to the sea with loathing one hundred years later. The war was what all wars are, a tragedy but since it was brother against brother, fellow Americans agains't fellow Americans, it was even more so. As a young man I ran from associating myself with this terrible bit of history but can now look on it with a lot more compassion, empathy and objectivity and realize there were honorable, noble men and women on both sides and , as usual, there were forces at play controlled by powerful economic forces that stoked the fires and sent others off to die!

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bronco, I should hire you as my speach specialist :^)

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Great playing and is put together well.

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TC

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A refreshing twist on the military march. I've been to Gettysburg and it is difficult to get your mind around the number of deaths in the Civil War battles.

Thanks
Bill

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Bill, this is my new fave by you. Cool concept. Excellent (and even inspiring) playing. I give this 99 out of 100 points. If you add Tom Wounded's cannons and include a speech by Tom Bronco I will give it 100!
BRAVO!

Be well!

HUNTED [Remix]: http://www.macjams.com/song/34520

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For stopping by and posting !

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