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Thanks for the kind remarks. As always, thanks for listening and commenting. I think that means a lot to anyone that posts a song. We all want to share and get feedback. ?

My wife has been enduring/living with MS since she was 25. This song is for her.

Nicely done. Cool breezy melodies.

This song has a raw quality to it that makes it sound so natural, human and heartfelt. I enjoyed it.

Nicely done.??

Absolutely loved it!

Sounds good.

What’s to say. Cool tune and vid.??

Looks like you where having fun.??

Actually, reminds me of something Ringo would do. Pretty cool.

Oh, I can most definitely relate. Good job.

Very disturbing. I felt like I was watching an episode of the Xfiles. Good job!???

I like everything about it. Thanks for posting.

I like the way the rhythm rolls along...cool.

Very melodic. I like the layering and evolving parts as well.

So, I’m not going to critique the mix or what should or shouldn’t be added. I’ll just say I think you have a great rough draft. I like the song.

Thanks for the comments. Yep, it does end abruptly. I originally thought I was going to do a fade-out but when I came back to do the final mix down I discovered I liked some of the stuff after the original fade out point...so...

As usual, thanks so much for taking the time to listen and comment...much appreciated.?

Yep, you nailed the whole AC/DC vibe. Very cool tune and an excellent tribute to your dad. Great job!

Really cool stuff. Here’s my favorite:

No, I haven't heard any of Will Ackerman's music. I'll have to look him up and give a listen. I'm always looking for new (to me) stuff. Thanks for the tip.

Thanks for the kind words and listening. Yep, there’s something about acoustic guitar that touches me as well.?

Thanks for listening. Actually, the bass guitar is the only electric. The rhythm and lead were both done on acoustic.

Thanks so much. Having my music effect someone’s mood is the best kind of compliment.

Thanks. That’s close to how I feel as well when I listen back. Here’s the picture in my mind’s eye: I picture a farm house up on a hill overlooking a field of hay. It’s just about dusk on a warm summer’s night and I’m sitting on the front porch with a friend. We’re both looking out over the field, sipping wine, talking, occasionally laughing and rehashing the day’s events. Of course, Interlude is playing in the background.