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 | White Hawks said 1092 days ago |
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:o) nice guitar pieace:o)thanks for sharing. - Hawks |
 | Tadashi Togawa said 1092 days ago |
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Your voice The lead guitar is a voice of your mind. The arpeggio is a voice of your finger. |
 | Bubowski said 1090 days ago |
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Oh Yeah Pentangle! I love that band. I saw them live at the Great America Music Hall in San Francisco in the Eighties. Nice to here those old tunes from the past. Thanks for sharing. --Graham |
 | selters said 1087 days ago |
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nice! First of all i find it very interesting listening to you talk about the good old days. For someone that havent heard of anything else then digital recording its fascinating! It is interesting to hear how your playing skills has improved. And i just came to think off that you recorded this the year I was Born! That is pretty cool. Hmm, i dont think i have ever heard this melody before, but I will try to find a version of it now! It would be nice to hear you publish some more of your old stuff mister! We would love to hear it!! |
 | Dena said 1085 days ago |
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Beautiful song This is lovely. Thanks for pulling it out of your archives! |
 | Cori Ander said 1084 days ago |
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Wow Ed! That was beautiful, full of charm! Thank you for opening some of your history for us! Even though of course it is obvious how your guitar skill has evovled over the years, I still recognise the Ed-style. It is here, being planted for growth! The tenderness I so much like in your music, the Ed soul, is there! PS Really sorry that I am discovering your tune so late (have still 21 unheard posts in my mailbox after this...) DS |
 | ledebutant said 1084 days ago |
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Notifications Wonky! I don't know what on earth happened, how I missed this. I always get an Ejh notification, but somehow, I seem to have accidentally removed you from my fan list (or perhaps my five year old co-hort did it for me). I'm back as an Ejh fan and won't be late to the party again! I love it that you dug this up. I'm not as young as selters, so I remember cassettes very, very well indeed. I remember using Noise Reduction and thinking, "Wow that sounds so much better, now". Of course, it was still as hissy as a python, but we accepted it because there wasn't much better on offer. You could have replayed this to get a digital recording, but I kind of hope you don't. It has its own charm and is a record of a moment in your life. Very nice. |
 | classicalman04 said 1082 days ago |
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good good use of the mic and overylaying |
 | rtcooper said 1080 days ago |
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Pretty Nicely Imaged Yeah, it's better when tweaked in Tunes. (The EQ in Tunes is strickly local, it does not attach to the file. One needs to do it on this end). I am either incredulous or Phenominally Impressed by the idea that you were Starting your guitar Skill Set as recently as 1980! You are gifted, as some are, in your ability to accomplish so much, so late. (But, Med School doesn't promote idle hobbies, now, does it?). This is quite a complete rendition of the emotive facets of the piece. Quite sweet. Best, Cooper |
 | screamalexz said 1076 days ago |
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pretty i think it's rather a beautiful compositioning. i should put together some finger pickings pieces to post, because i've gotten decent at that. im starting to add a melody to one of my recordings right now. you're talented. |
 | ginz111 said 1068 days ago |
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I miss the hiss Hi Ed, Now I dont know much about your genre, but I do know know that this is a soothing delicate piece. Very calming to my mind. Amazingly there is very little tape hiss. I had two of those mics. When I was doing my rock stuff on a tascam 4 track I used those to mic the drums. I appreciate you always listening to my music very much. Thanks! Carl |
 | Komrade K said 1056 days ago |
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Beautifully played Glad I chanced upon this (I was thinking I haven't listened to enough of your output) very well worth sharing. It's amazing what you can find on old tapes... KK |
| Dayton said 1024 days ago | |
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Very nice and mellow. Very nice and mellow. Could stand to be a little bit louder perhaps, in my take on it. |
 | VicDiesel said 1019 days ago |
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Sweet and light Nice piece. A bit noodl-y, but quite listenable. |
 | dreadmon said 1017 days ago |
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sweet very enjoyable - and nice work with the cassette mix! |
 | elfdaughter said 993 days ago |
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This is great! I love going back through all my old stuff and finding out how I've improved, and its nice to hear other people's old stuff and see how they've improved as well. I really like this, and yeah, I spotted the melody line before the fade - I think that really works though, and improvisation is actually very difficult to do!! I didn't notce the hiss too much (but then again, I have a pretty loud laptop fan). Excellent quality, considering it was recorded about five or six years before I was born!! ;) |
 | alanfraser said 962 days ago |
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And the music does grow pretty Very nice feeling and it really doesn't matter how old it might be as that vibe is timeless. |
 | breezer said 913 days ago |
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How can one not love this? Great Playing! |
to rediscover forgotten bits of your past. actually, this sounds pretty
darn good for an RS mic and a Tascam 122. First time hearing about
that device. I used to record with two tape decks. Record into one, then
patch that into the one of the channels of the other tape deck while
playing live into the other tape deck. repeat that process and you have
endless amounts of bounced tracks limited only by your hiss threshold
cuz that would accumulate fast.
anyway, thanks for sharing!