Lynn Wilson

What a fun song to listen to! You did a terrific job of covering this, especially the vocals. A nice example for the rest of us.

You did a marvelous job in this tribute to your father. It makes me sad that I haven't done this for either of my parents. You may have inspired me to do that! Congratulations.

I love this hot fix! Cakewalk has kept its promise to those of us who bought the lifetime updates back in the day. There's not many companies that's as responsive to their users as CW. Thanks, Noel to you and all the gang that have stayed with us throughout the years.

Jesse, not only is your music unpredictable and crazy, but your lyrics are, too. I also think you are traveling in a new space, though, maybe in the same galaxy. Who knows? You have one of the strongest voices around and phenomenal control of it. To sum it up, I can hardly wait until next week to hear what new creation you come up with. You've already restructured my brain

Grem, I listened to this twice because it just happened to fit my mood. A piano and guitar are like bread and butter to me. Man, I can hear the hours and years in your playing. That's just naked soul. Cool!

Rik, I've probably played this half step chord progression hundreds of time in my life, yet I never get tired of hearing this done well. You made this shine with great tone and dynamite phrasing. It just begs for some company to enhance that groove. I'd like to hear what you could do with some backing tracks, but if not, then it's good to go as is. I'd like to know how you recorded the guitar, if you don't mind?

Freddy, this really captures the mood I'm in right now. I'd been listening to some early Clapton and Mayall lately, and this made me feel kind of gritty, if you know what I mean. You have been crankin' out some terrific songs recently, and I like all of them. Your work with Jesse has been eye opening. You are the living example of "I've got my mojo workin". Rock on!

John, I've heard a number of your songs over the years, and I usually expect to hear some very tasty guitar work. This time you mixed it up and gave me a synth instrumental that is just mesmerizing! The first thing I did after hearing this was to turn on my synth and start playing, so this inspired me. Good job all the way around. Keep em coming.

Thank you, Paul. I appreciate your comments! Douglas, thanks for your time and reply! Grem, thank you for your kind words! Just out of curiosity I listened to " I Must Be In Love", too, and discovered that I had posted the wrong version of that song. I put up the correct version, in case anyone's interested. Rik, thank you for your kind words. I'm sorry I had to write this song, but maybe the nightmare is almost over...

Try the letter S. It works for me and has already been selected in key binding.

Bjorn, This is fabulous! You’re a lucky guy.

I really like this song, especially your wit that shines through in both the lyrics and arrangement. You are one of a few people here that can really play the blues! Keep up the good work!

It seems like I heard a little Roy Buchanan in this. Is that possible? Anyway, I love your playing!

Gary, you made an epic song and video! Your voice gets bigger every time I listen to it. This is a great place to learn, isn't it?

Nice guitar work! I enjoy your style and look forward to hearing more. All the best.

Wow, I think you knocked this one out of the park. I particularly like your vocal delivery, and harmonica. The arrangement is simple, but it allows all the performances to shine. All your work paid off!

Paul, you've done a good job on this tune! I always enjoy your songs, and you keep a steady flow of them coming. You've received some good advice above, but the main thing is: you're getting the job done!

Tom, thank you for sharing your thoughts. I'm very grateful.

At the top of track view go into edit>aim assist and click it to turn it on. edit: this may not be what you were looking for, as I was just reading your other thread.

I don't remember the original version, but this will do. Nothing but fun! Maybe it's time to re-imagine some other themes from the past. I'll be ready.

Wow! I love this song and this style of music. After the first listen, I'm very impressed with the mix and performances. I'll listen several more time to confirm, but this is a winner!

Kenny, thanks for your ears and time. After reprogramming the bass drum, I'm going to stick with this version for the time being. I could polish this up a bit, but I want it somewhat raw, kinda like Neil Young's "Ohio", if you know what I mean. Thanks again!

You haven't lost your touch in creating hummable melodies and rhythms that make you tap your feet. Your lead synth sounds very cool and makes me want to fire up my old synth. Keep up the good work,mate!

kakku, thanks for your time and kind words. You've always been very supportive!

I can relate to your love of the wah. I bought my first one to play "White Room" with my band, but I couldn't tackle anything from Electric Ladyland due to lack of skill. This song is another classic Batsbrew song. Thumbs up all the way. Good luck with the album!