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 | jesushairdo said 1166 days ago |
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gentle and loving hiya. loved your song. quiet, gentle and very loving. warm. and very well performed. i also liked the lyrics and i think it is similar to what i was singing in my song, Afterglow, which happens to be posted just below you! but mines japanese. anyway, enjoyed your song! thanks for sharing. |
 | eltopo said 1166 days ago |
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Wonderful A really good song superbly perfomed. Thanks for posting. |
 | perceptualvortex said 1166 days ago |
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Sweet Wow, everything is so smooth... the singing and music just flow so naturally. Very pretty tune. |
 | ceilidh said 1165 days ago |
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ed this is a beautiful song not only it is very professionally made, all the instruments, singings, harmony vocals, really lovely lyrics ( i wish i was at least half as good lyricist as you) etc, but what i love the best is the fiddle interlude. it gives me goosebumps, so beautiful it is. it reminds me of irish ballads. it almost sounds to me like... ed, isnt marigold... irish? she is irish, isnt she?! she is a beautiful irish lass with long shiny hair, green sparkling eyes and a thousand of tiny golden freckles on her gentle nose. im in love... it is so lovely... and the dulcimer sounds like a birdie trilling. and your guitar like a caressing lullaby. oh you made my day ed :) |
 | Cori Ander said 1165 days ago |
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Just lovely Ah, this is just lovely music! So well recorded, well performed and pretty! Maybe even too harmonious to make a hit song. I am getting very interested to hear more about this band and this time. Did you perform at places? Did radio stations play this and other recordings? Were some of you whole time musicians? Etc... |
 | Mystified said 1165 days ago |
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Exquisite folk... ...like this gets me every time. First you had that gorgeous violin, then you threw in the hammered dulcimer. No fair! ;) Really...this is a beautiful song, the lyrics so soothingly poignant and endearing, the performances so well done. Thank you for sharing this one here, Ed. |
| said 1165 days ago | |
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smooth and very relaxing tune. I love the warm analog sound and feel. Nicely performed and sung. Another great golden oldie form Ed, very good. Cheers |
 | stevel said 1165 days ago |
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Sounds like a song The quality of these tracks is remarkably consistent, the nice thing about this style is that is does not 'date'in the same way that other genres might, you could have written and recorded this yesterday! I guess that is because folk music tends to sit outside of what is considered 'fashionable' in the industry. Great performances as usual...a very strong song Steve |
 | White Hawks said 1165 days ago |
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Ed!!!!! Very beautiful song, especialy the vocal, guitar, piano and electric fiddle, which means everything 'bout this song is nice:) wonderful work! and guess what! this song have written before I was born. LOL! thanks for sharing your wonderful song! - Hawks |
 | Einarus said 1165 days ago |
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Beautiful Very sweet song. The violin left me in awe. Gorgeous tune! |
| said 1165 days ago | |
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Very Good But Where's lepeep's overdubbed harmonica solo? Otherwise, excellent production and playing. |
 | snowdragon said 1165 days ago |
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Pleasant little tune Strangely enough, it made me think of Dixie Chicks (probably the fiddle, which is excellent) but that's a good thing. Excellent soundbed to this. Couldn't really pick out the dulcimer but that's not a knock. I'm guessing it's a subtile contribution and those are often the 'make-or-break' parts of a tune. An excellent Sunday morning song. |
| selenebloodlust said 1163 days ago | |
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Instrumental parts! I love instrumental parts - especially with stringed instruments (I play one myself), woo! I really like the intro, and the lyrics are really moving. The feeling this song leaves you with is one of emptiness at the lyrics but awe in the way they are presented. Way to go! |
| daphna said 1162 days ago | |
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another winner this is lovely and so enjoyable. Thanks for sharing these beautiful tunes Ejh! |
 | Macaudion said 1161 days ago |
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If mastering tenderness is possible... Hey there Ed, I tried to listen, but haven't been able to play it all the way through until now. My persistence pays... Of course, this is another wonderful piece. You have mastered tenderness, it seems. It's late in the evening, the lights are out, and I'm enjoying a very nice glass of wine, and 'Mairgold'. Your songs, they invite me to hang out in that well protectected cushy little place inside. I love the simple beauty in your arrangements. Always, always precious and they never fail to land me in a good place... It seems that you are rubbing elbows w/ some first rate musicians here. What to say..., I truly am taken by how well everyone plays on this. It's like, trying to put my thoughts about it in text, well, it only takes away from what I feel is really happening for you guys on this one... Your lyrics, they always seem to resonate w/ me and as well, they tend to be of a universal chime, of sorts. That silence that you're singing about - it is hard, but sometimes, it's the only place that we can be about something and it's very difficult to get through, at anytime. The melody is sweet and tender. Nice capturing of a moment that we all know too well. This is a very special song that I will need to send the link to a very special and close friend of mine. Thanks again, Ed. This one is truly special. Dion/Cydniko |
 | Komrade K said 1160 days ago |
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Did you ever get the girl? Fine singing, indeed fine everything - especially the fiddle - how did he get that smooth sound? KK |
| said 1128 days ago | |
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YEPSTER Once again another beauty Dr. Shrink! I['ll bet ya The Peep likes this one too! Where is the peep? On vacation? |
 | John Stebbe said 1120 days ago |
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Vocals sound like . . . a cross between John Denver and Bobby Goldsboro. (And that's a compliment! I really dug those guys.) A well-constructed song with pleasing harmonies. You're the best- sounding psychotherapist I have ever heard. :-) Seriously, this song is expressive in a sweet romantic way. Thanks for sharing. |
 | dajama said 1099 days ago |
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harmonies I like the harmonies, the singing, and the overall production. The sound is sweet, although there is something bittersweet about the melody. The violin (I mean fiddle!) is beautiful. Downloaded and added to my firesuite playlist. Nice job. |
 | Nolan said 1072 days ago |
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Sweet song Do you miss those days in the band? I always wanted a band based on acoustic guitars and harmonies, with piano and strings. It must have been fun. Lovely stuff. |
 | pablatone said 30 days ago |
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I'm a sucker for love songs That line- If wishes were kisses- is brilliant, very good brah, that band must have been a hoot. Don't you miss it? thanks for bringing this one to my attention. |
Very well done, love the fingerpicking, the electric violin is spot on. Like
that dulcimer. The singing is really touching.
Real treat Ed! Really!