Pretty high-octane fumes. Lotsa fun!

Pretty high-octane fumes. Lotsa fun!

Great sound and upbeat vibe.  Digging that harmonica.  Sounds awesome.

Great sound and upbeat vibe. Digging that harmonica. Sounds awesome.

And yet you keep on trucking, cruising on that plane. Great work.

And yet you keep on trucking, cruising on that plane. Great work.

One thing I love about your work, and I hope to embody this characteristic as well, is that you seem to just go "all in" on your tracks.  No matter what the style or vibe is, you just dive into the emotion or story or sentiment of the song.  It feels like you let the song guide you, as opposed to the other way around.  Very awesome.

That jangly steel guitar that was panned was perfect!  Is that a virtual harmonica?  It sounds so good!

One thing I love about your work, and I hope to embody this characteristic as well, is that you seem to just go "all in" on your tracks. No matter what the style or vibe is, you just dive into the emotion or story or sentiment of the song. It feels like you let the song guide you, as opposed to the other way around. Very awesome. That jangly steel guitar that was panned was perfect! Is that a virtual harmonica? It sounds so good! [img]http://www.conversadesofa.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/2.gif[/img]

Sassy. Serious attitude. Love that guitar and harmonica.

Sassy. Serious attitude. Love that guitar and harmonica.

This is so eloquently put! My feelings exactly.

Your tracks are chockful of character and freshness and never fail to liven up the mood! This week is no exception

[quote=orangedrink]One thing I love about your work, and I hope to embody this characteristic as well, is that you seem to just go "all in" on your tracks. No matter what the style or vibe is, you just dive into the emotion or story or sentiment of the song. It feels like you let the song guide you, as opposed to the other way around. Very awesome.[/quote] This is so eloquently put! My feelings exactly. Your tracks are chockful of character and freshness and never fail to liven up the mood! This week is no exception :)

great train journey, like meeting Bob Diddley in a high tech bullet train   Excellent combination of backwoods and futuristic trips. Love it, it has humour and techno drive, a total package!

great train journey, like meeting Bob Diddley in a high tech bullet train :) Excellent combination of backwoods and futuristic trips. Love it, it has humour and techno drive, a total package!

Thanks! Kept it up beat and light. I am feeling pretty drained musically at the moment.

Thanks, I know about 4 notes on the harmonica and trot them out every now and again.

Hanging in there like that kitten on the motivational poster. Thanks!

Super big thanks for one of the best compliments all year! I do try to throw everything at it when I can and get lost in my own world. Not every week though.  I am constantly amazed at the conviction, skill and truth you bring to your tracks, so right back at you.  In regards to that harmonica, it is the real deal $5.99 marine band harmonica in the key of C. I bought it at a toy store 8 years ago and it sits next to my studio monitor for emergencies and in a panic, can add something to a track. As I have said in prior comments, I can only string together 3 or 4 notes on it.  My big brother was a serious bad ass blues harmonica player, but not me. Did not transfer to me

Thanks! Nice how a couple of live instruments can color a track and spice it up.

Thanks! I really appreciate it as I am really running out of juice as we approach the finish line but I'll make it. I may have peaked thought Gab, I always look forward to hearing what you'll come up with each week, you never let us down!

Thanks! and Thank you for referencing Bo Diddley as that's dead on. I once read a quote from a music critic that said if Bo Diddley got a nickle for every time a musician used the Bo Diddley beat or one of his riffs, he'd be the richest man on earth. I was fortunate enough to see Mr. Diddley perform years ago... square guitar and all. A true innovator!

[quote=Jim Wood]Pretty high-octane fumes. Lotsa fun![/quote] Thanks! Kept it up beat and light. I am feeling pretty drained musically at the moment. [quote=CosmicCairns]Great sound and upbeat vibe. Digging that harmonica. Sounds awesome.[/quote] Thanks, I know about 4 notes on the harmonica and trot them out every now and again. [quote=Devieus]And yet you keep on trucking, cruising on that plane. Great work.[/quote] Hanging in there like that kitten on the motivational poster. Thanks! [quote=orangedrink]One thing I love about your work, and I hope to embody this characteristic as well, is that you seem to just go "all in" on your tracks. No matter what the style or vibe is, you just dive into the emotion or story or sentiment of the song. It feels like you let the song guide you, as opposed to the other way around. Very awesome. That jangly steel guitar that was panned was perfect! Is that a virtual harmonica? It sounds so good! [/quote] Super big thanks for one of the best compliments all year! I do try to throw everything at it when I can and get lost in my own world. Not every week though. I am constantly amazed at the conviction, skill and truth you bring to your tracks, so right back at you. In regards to that harmonica, it is the real deal $5.99 marine band harmonica in the key of C. I bought it at a toy store 8 years ago and it sits next to my studio monitor for emergencies and in a panic, can add something to a track. As I have said in prior comments, I can only string together 3 or 4 notes on it. My big brother was a serious bad ass blues harmonica player, but not me. Did not transfer to me :) [quote=miraclemiles]Sassy. Serious attitude. Love that guitar and harmonica. [/quote] Thanks! Nice how a couple of live instruments can color a track and spice it up. [quote=Gab Manette][quote=orangedrink]One thing I love about your work, and I hope to embody this characteristic as well, is that you seem to just go "all in" on your tracks. No matter what the style or vibe is, you just dive into the emotion or story or sentiment of the song. It feels like you let the song guide you, as opposed to the other way around. Very awesome.[/quote] This is so eloquently put! My feelings exactly. Your tracks are chockful of character and freshness and never fail to liven up the mood! This week is no exception :)[/quote] Thanks! I really appreciate it as I am really running out of juice as we approach the finish line but I'll make it. I may have peaked thought :) Gab, I always look forward to hearing what you'll come up with each week, you never let us down! [quote=Ashen Simian]great train journey, like meeting Bob Diddley in a high tech bullet train :) Excellent combination of backwoods and futuristic trips. Love it, it has humour and techno drive, a total package![/quote] Thanks! and Thank you for referencing Bo Diddley as that's dead on. I once read a quote from a music critic that said if Bo Diddley got a nickle for every time a musician used the Bo Diddley beat or one of his riffs, he'd be the richest man on earth. I was fortunate enough to see Mr. Diddley perform years ago... square guitar and all. A true innovator!

Super catchy beat with that riff.  The bass sounds great especially along with the marimba/vibey thing.  Nice work!

Super catchy beat with that riff. The bass sounds great especially along with the marimba/vibey thing. Nice work!

super fun!

[img]https://media.giphy.com/media/M1gf4DBhCWgeI/giphy.gif[/img] super fun!

Thanks! and Thank you for referencing Bo Diddley as that's dead on. I once read a quote from a music critic that said if Bo Diddley got a nickle for every time a musician used the Bo Diddley beat or one of his riffs, he'd be the richest man on earth. I was fortunate enough to see Mr. Diddley perform years ago... square guitar and all. A true innovator!