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| gadzooks said 667 days ago (July 26th, 2011) | |
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lovegrowscold Great feel good tune. Feels like a live recording.Love that banjo. SG Check out my latest song called Song of Life
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| dave_b said 667 days ago (July 26th, 2011) | |
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lovegrowscold Rootsy vibe, but the machine gun lyrics give this a modern flavor. Tight playing and the vocs have a ton of attitude. Good to hear another post from you. Check out my latest song called Llarions Blues
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| Char said 667 days ago (July 26th, 2011) | |
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Rollicking. Admirable delivery. Thanks. Check out my latest song called The Sea
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| awigze said 667 days ago (July 26th, 2011) | |
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Juz luvz Yessir. I just loves The Rye! Check out my latest song called Dark Waters w/scofugate, ktb, Pickquickrecords, Ren-Tin-10
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| ThePints said 657 days ago (August 5th, 2011) | |
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Excellent No point in breaking down what makes this such a good track because it's all great. -cheers- Check out my latest song called Christmas in Killarney
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| notsosweet said 651 days ago (August 10th, 2011) | |
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! beautiful grit... love it Check out my latest song called Noel Parisien - Charles Quef
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| TobinMueller said 612 days ago (September 19th, 2011) | |
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New Orleans Thanks for asking for a critique through the Critics Circles. This has the lively feel of the street bands in New Orleans. Fully authentic and great fun. You invite the listener to jump in with both feet and dance alongside. Really nice. You asked about the production values. I think all the instruments are mic'd and recorded well. The sound of the acoustic guitar is stellar. Banjo lead is clear and clean, placed just right. Vocal grit is really nice. One of the differences in studio sound and live is studio recordings often "seem" to demand rhythmic precision, and there are times when, in my ears, the snare rushes, or the the banjo lead drags, or the shaker (?) just isn't laid down with enough accuracy over the snare, making the internal precision I'm looking for is a bit too loose. (After listening a few times, the shaker is what creates the most looseness.) But that's also a matter of which takes has the best energy, and the energy you capture is more important than precision. I like how closely everything is mic'd, the in your face right in front of you feel. Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Check out my latest song called Frozen Man (by James Taylor)
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| egobandit said 546 days ago (November 24th, 2011) | |
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Ah man You guys are great I was really into the violent femmes for awhile this has that kind of flavour hope thats not an insult, Check out my latest song called walkin out my door
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| RochaMalhada said 477 days ago (February 1st, 2012) | |
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sorry I missed this before... I always thought y'all didn't post here (there I go thinkin', eh?) Seen a bunch of your vids, though. Dig your music! . - Harold Check out my latest song called Ascent of a Tree (w Mike_D & FEEL)
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| Philip18 said 457 days ago (February 21st, 2012) | |
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Loves Grows Cold Love the train ride feel you get. All very tuneful. Strong vocal. All holds together well. I like the light and shade in the arrangement. Nifty banjo playing, solid bass. Given the pace of the delivery, posting the words would be a help. Much enjoyed! Check out my latest song called Close to Midnight w/ alackbass, rok41, paul f. page, & KyasheMusic
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johnwhitehead
Cool skiffle, old-timey, St. James Infirmary, Tin-Pan Alley groove. Great gruff but tuneful singing, too. Cool tune...cool band! Welcome to MJ.