Ian it's very nice, the playing is great and the chords in the background really nice, like rumba and much gypsy, but i wish that the background could be a little bit slow than it is now ??

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Yeman Auf Al-Rawi

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I am thinking of one person in spain who taught me something about the guitar, really it is gypsy in approach, but this is played by spaniards, moros also...

thank you, and yes slower could be done!!!

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very nice beat this is gorgious lively
mood ..lift up ..and its certianly a new
air I would love to hear more of it ..
welldone my friend !!

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It sure is allot of fun, I am glad you like this rythm, I do too!!! It is lively, more so than anything I have done here at mac jams!!! I will do more of it!!!

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Opposing harmonic guitars in classical form! What's not to like? So it was a wee fast and the rhythm got a tad sideways. Who cares? Nice work eb. I really like your style and enjoy listening to you. Thanks for sharing.

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I am really happy you liked this. Yes it is fast, life in Spain is fast. Making a landing in America has taken long time, gotta slow down, for the wide open spaces that are here in California, after coming out of the maze of old arabic of the old arabic city, I converted it into energy, which works in this hard land of concrete and smog. I noticed you are from Scotland, I am Scotish, so is Sean Connery, he lives in Spain these days. They actually play a kind of bag pipe in Spain, Northwest Spain, the province of Galicia, forested and natural speaks Gallego, which I take to mean Galic. Scotland looks nice from what I have seen. There is a group from their that I am freinds with at myspace, called BETR. You can find them in myspace by going to my blog listed here in my profile, then clicking ian's myspace page in sidebar of links. The pictures are of lush green rolling pastures on theirspace. You may have heard of them already. I actually spent allot of time in the Northwest, land of cowboys, it is a break beer bottles over each others heads at dance after the rodeo. I didn't have to do any of that, I played bass in a country western band at the dances. We made our own axes, putting new handles on them when old one broke, we grinded them, also used spitting malls and chain saws, to put in the fire wood each year for the wood burning stove in preparation for the harsh winters. I think I have been living in Scotland.

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My ancestors came over from Scotland and funneled down through Manitoba so I'm not a native Scot but I are Scot just the same Laddie! I want to go roaming in the gloaming something fierce. Someday some how! I want to be buried there. Anyway, I thought I'd let you know. Keep yer timber limber and don't let yer meat loaf.

Alvin

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I liked the flamenco thing, yes the tempo does need to be tweeked somehow. Play on!

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that does seem to be the concensus about the tempo!!! but "play on!!!!" Yes, and you too!!!

ian

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