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krazykeys · (#21 (**permalink**))

Thank you Spike. Sounds like a real bummer. I guess that's why we need our music to take us away sometimes!

LeoD · (#22 (**permalink**))

Hi Spike,
A very 1920's feel to this one ...very well played my friend
Leo

spike · (#23 (**permalink**))

Hi Leo
Jeez is it that old? Thank you anyway for listening and I'm glad you liked it mate
Cheers
Spike

howie · (#24 (**permalink**))

I was intrigued enough by the title to click on it, never suspecting what would follow.

Yep, a famous old standard very nicely done - very good on-the-fly playing. That said, I think it would have benefitted from the use of more breaks, then kicking it up a notch with some dixieland style improvisation and even a short passage of the classic charleston staccato phrasing. All in all, though, very pleasing to listen to, which is the object all along. Thanks, Spike!

spike · (#25 (**permalink**))

Hi Howie
I'm grateful for your input here - it's good to get a different slant on the song. I fully understand what you are saying and I take your comments on board happily. Thanks for taking the time my friend - much appreciated.

Cheers
Spike

Sunnysilvie · (#26 (**permalink**))

Hi Spike,

sounded great to my ears. Good work with the pitch bend wheel at some parts. I liked the guitar adding. Worked very well.
Enjoyed listening and thanks for sharing.

Greetings
Silvia

spike · (#27 (**permalink**))

Hi Silvia
Thank you for taking the time to listen and your nice comments, I'm glad you liked it. It's also good to see you back taking part in the forum.
Cheers
Spike

ianmcnll · (#28 (**permalink**))

Hi Spike,

Thought I'd poke me head in and have a listen.

Very "live" sounding, and lots of expression.

Love the instrumentation...well chosen.

Definitely had my foot tapping.

A fine recording, to be sure.

Ian

spike · (#29 (**permalink**))

Hi Ian
Good to see you around, thanks for taking the time to comment buddy - I appreciate all those nice comments.
Cheers
Spike