David Sprouse

Your melodies have a nice wide range. Love the jangly guitars, they're hypnotic.

as we know, there are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say we know there are some things we do not know <Donald Rumsfeld> The drums were a little buried, at least on my cheap speakers. Loved this, Lynn. Your songs usually make a statement about something important, which I dig.

Sounded even better on second listening. The guitar is nicely balanced with other instruments. The reverb is ok I think, at least on speakers.

loved this. The ocarina was a great addition. Really enjoyed the break down. Did you say this was nashville tuning?

yes, we think alike re the vibraslap! Thanks for taking the time out of your busy day to listen. Used to live in Sarasota which was the winter home of the ringling circus...must have rubbed off on me. Thanks for listening, tom. Thank you old joad!

Even tiny details like that flitty synclavierish sound are perfect. Everything's perfect, jesse.

Lots of great word painting. Your voice reminds me of phil collins in this. A tip of the hat to classic blues, with a modern percussion track and melody.

beautifully blue uranus. Really liked it when you broke out the arpeggiator; I think my blood pressure increased a little. There are lots of nice contrasting timbres.

Does this mean awake dogs tell the truth? Liked your tune philip.

Thx wookie. Ya these horns surprised me.

boss, boss, outta site!

I thought the pitch bends were really effective. Can't wait to see video. There are pills for this you know.

Breezy jazz...what's not to love. The yamaha sounded a little more defined than last time but I was listening on headphones. No bongos?!

You have a nice baritone voice .....I have no nits or crits. Great song there.

Jack the Bari is definitely the weakest link here. Thanks for listening.

These are good old session horns from native instruments. Thanks for listening I value your insight. Glad you like Kurt. 👍

Pleasant universe of harmonies.Nice to hear on a Sunday.

I love the kick and snare on this. Very good production. Reminded me a little B52's but more rockin. The breakdown was just right.

Your guitar playing is always so clear, which I appreciate. The lyrics are fun and I was wondering why her eyes were red until you explained she'd been crying. I was worried she'd been imbibing. Better to cry than imbibe. I liked the cubanesque piece that followed this one as well. I miss those hot nights.

Jesse, I want you to be my shrink.

Bert thank you for your observations and kind words. Glad it soothes the soul.

Thanks again for your kind words and terrific ears....:D

A gift that nobody wants WHITE ELEPHANT

Good observations and thank you for your ears

Noynekker what's your name, anyways? Thanks for listening 🎶and for the observations. Sonar 7 was a long time ago, no? Singing bowl would be the the bowl of pot my bff used to smoke every morning before work. That'd be my cue to wake up.... no actually singing bowls are something Buddhists use to meditate with they make a mesmerizing sound like throat singing does.