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Originally Posted by lawson-stone
Loved that Lawson. Great harmonies and feel!! And the tone is great!!
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05-07-2018 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by jazzdan
Sounds great as always Dan! And nylon is so nice, especially for these especially pretty tunes!
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Originally Posted by mr. beaumont
That was very creative Jeff. Great take on it. And I really liked the edginess of the improv, at one point I was thinking you were falling off the edge and you rolled it back in right to the tune. Nice!!
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I was inspired to try it in 4 by Jeff's version...
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Originally Posted by PaulD
John
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Originally Posted by PaulD
Very nice!!!
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still waiting your version papawooly,with the dark Beauty !
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Thanks, I appreciate the encouragement...I'm loving this forum....can't believe we already have five tunes! Fun to hear all the different takes on the same song and I enjoy posting my own.
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Hi all, i did a version of Moon River couple of days ago.
I thought i would share it here.
Hope you guys like it.
Cheers
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are you going to do another poll for June?
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Originally Posted by MGranada
That was beautiful. Great arrangement, playing and tone. Thanks for posting!
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Originally Posted by joe2758
Yes I think we should Joe. I will post it!
Which also means I 'd better record and post my own version of Moon River. I'm lagging behind again!
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Did anyone else think this was a tough one? My version's not too jazzy I know. I was going to go for a second time through at regular speed and then decided against it!
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Originally Posted by PaulW10
Shouldn't say anything, as I haven't posted anything on this one. I'll try to make some time.
Anyway, always enjoy what you do.
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Originally Posted by PaulW10
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Beautiful job! Loved it
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Very impromptu. Just for fun...
Solo guitar at 1:45.
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Enjoyed my cereal while listening to your singing and playing this morning.....love that nylon and your duet partner isn't bad either!! That was fun.
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Originally Posted by matt.guitarteacher
I loved the pulse you maintained. With ballads and 3/4 the pulse is normally the first casualty.
nicely played and sung. Loved the "Fatherly Stare of Death" at about 3:05 or so!
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matt, that take was perfection
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Originally Posted by lawson-stoneOriginally Posted by joe2758
I was really struck by how much more relaxing it is playing this with someone else. Common sense I guess, but I tend to chalk much of the red light syndrome up to jazz just being more difficult or whatever.
Lots of surprises for me (from her) while playing this, and it really loosened some things up for me. She didn't really know this one and said so. (She just heard me playing through several times while we were watching TV). On a whim, I said "come here a sec", and we read through.
Anyway, I really enjoyed the "mistakes" in her melody, and the hums. The whistling took me completely off guard, and then the cadenza at the end.... Ha. Too much Louis and Ella on her iPad. If we had recorded it five more times and rehearsed to perfection, I don't think I would've enjoyed it any better. Pure fun.
Sorry for cheating the format. Apologies to all. This is my Mulligan. :-)
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Originally Posted by matt.guitarteacher
Thanks very much Matt. Those are very kind words. I sincerely appreciate it!
Paul
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Originally Posted by matt.guitarteacher
That was truly great! We may need to do a new format!!! Very enjoyable to hear.
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Originally Posted by PaulW10
John
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Originally Posted by John A.
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