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 | Bubowski said 451 days ago |
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Like it! Good energy, sort of folk with a whacked edge. My kind of tune. |
 | racerat said 451 days ago |
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accordion Pad, I can always count on you to stretch my mind a little. The accordion and capo'ed guitar (?), mandolin (?), very fun and hoopin' made me want to get up a do a lil' jig! And I ain't usually the jiggin' type. I also dug the low key vox, nicely mixed. I grew up in Louisville, Kentucky and knew quite a few of the Boney kind. You nailed it....glad the dog never got you, otherwise we'd never have this little gem. Philip |
 | lengold said 451 days ago |
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I am so pleased you returned here. The songs you have posted lately are so diverse and yet every one of them a great listen. I love this - so unusual and foot tapping rhythmic. Fun lyrics, superb vocals and real musicianship. Impressive. Cheers Len |
 | DWL said 451 days ago |
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A quality offering a wonderful range of sounds and textures. The accordian was excellent. The almost spoken vocal delivery really works. Simply a very good song :-) Cheers Dick |
 | ***itiswotitis*** said 451 days ago |
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this had me hopping about in my chair loved every minute loved th energy and the drive to this...i'd love to see the video!!! |
 | jamorama said 450 days ago |
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reminiscent somehow of Fairport Convention or Pentangle -- just the mood of it, the flavor... You just get better and better, way cool. Fav, D/L and 9's across the board. |
 | Godchaser said 450 days ago |
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I can feel it! What a wonderful feeling of spirit and a wonderful collection of sounds going on here.I just love the folky,organic,spring-in yer'-step,mountain mojo vibe and that great accordian blast in the middle is so right on.Great performance,great story,great picture and the tune... a sure fire instant favorite.Very well done,very original and very much enjoyed.O.K I've said enough! Blessings, |
 | guitapick said 450 days ago |
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Acoustically driven... ...love the uke at the end (that's what it is, right?) and the guits, of course. Harmonium's a nice "binding force". Tune moves. Sounds like an interesting guy...we had a guy in our town like that. Called him "Cowman" because he basically lived in the middle of a big ol' cowfield. Always dressed in filthy clothes, though he never worked. Turns out he owned 100s of acres of land which he sold most of and made a fortune. Cowman. His dog was friendly. |
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One more good song Ah! YES NICE...:) this is an uplifting tune too me you save my day my friend LOVE it. Thx for sharing.Cheers. Kenta |
 | michael2 said 450 days ago |
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awesome you are right about the Primus comparison, but only in spirit. Hillbilly indie is rocking my world. |
 | Peter Bauckham said 450 days ago |
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Great tune I really enjoyed this - it has a great feel. Nice. Peter |
 | ageofthedeathtree said 450 days ago |
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awesome... great tune man. tappin my toe along with it at the moment. vocals sound like they have a slight les claypool influence, which i really dig. thanks for the great song, look forward to more! age |
| said 450 days ago | |
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i love... the contrast between the vocals and the guitars. my foot's a' tappin' and the instrumental break with the fiddle-synth sound is super! a super fun tune here! |
 | J.A.Stewart said 450 days ago |
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The Rolling Bones! Cool stuff, this one Paddler. Quirky and funky and a little bit bluesy. Nice mixture... and a great result. ;) --- Joe |
 | Scott Carmichael said 449 days ago |
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Once again I really love your song sense... you are connected to an older thread... an the ancient seems to find a path through you... |
 | Doadars Uncle said 449 days ago |
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Great vocals! This is a fun one! What a great idea. Is he based on someone you know? Nice production and changes. Doug |
 | Moviz said 449 days ago |
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wo-hoh! Love this. Great catchy beat and rhythms and the multi voices are great. Really go for this toe tapper style and love those instruments. Really enjoyed this. The pic too is tops, regards M |
 | SmokeyVW said 449 days ago |
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LOL This tune is 100% fun. & I love that accordian(?)!! thanks |
| said 448 days ago | |
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Yeah! Too freakin much! I love everything about this toe-tappin foot-stomper! Maajor kudos on this one RG! Be well! |
 | dolby said 448 days ago |
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Great stuff First song I've listened to of yours and am very impressed. One of those I'll file under 'you could learn something from this fella'. Loved the production - low key but interesting all the way trough. Good playing and a nice mix of instruments. And the low-down vocal is fab! I believe I am now going to go away and listen to some of your other stuff - Cheers, Phil |
 | ziti said 447 days ago |
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hehehehe I effing LOVE this!!! you are a remarkable fellow there paddler....this music exploded out of my speakers in an unexpectly wonderful way. I am immensly impressed with your recordings deepest bows to you! z happily in my car iPod for those rides to rehearsal..... great!!! |
 | bud said 447 days ago |
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Brilliant! If I had only one leg I'd be hopping mad for this tune. |
 | moorlandt said 447 days ago |
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original This is sooo damned original... Splendid work! -Walt |
 | willnlf said 446 days ago |
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Great... ...driving folk song with a wonderful character. As a boy in Philly we lived on the edge of the urbanscape. Some ramshackle dwellings still survived just beyond the row houses. In one lived "the hermit," or so we neighborhood boys dubbed him. Hadn't thought of him in decades until I heard your song. Reminds me of the last verse in Morrison's "And it stoned me." We saw the man from across the road with the sunshine in his eye Well he lived all alone in his own little home with a great big gallon jar There were bottles too one for me and you and he said Hey there you are. |
 | John Stebbe said 446 days ago |
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Beverly Sort of "The Beverly Hillbillies" on steroids! Also reminds me of the old folk song, Old Joe Clark. This is real different from most MacJams tracks, and that's a treat. Guitars are just fantastic. Sounds like real harmonica (or concertina?). If it's not, it'll do! And do I hear a mandolin? Love the little vocal breaks in the middle of the instrumental solo. Great idea! This track would be great for the sequel of "Brother, Where Art Thou?" |
| said 445 days ago | |
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Southern US sensibility Odd that you aint from the south, but heck this is so original and and funky love the background notes on this song! GJ Pad |
 | Rebsie said 444 days ago |
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Blimey Completely nuts. I love it. |
 | Doug Somers said 441 days ago |
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I'm gobsmacked by this one. A raving good time. Inspired arrangement with the energy of a room full of stomping feet! Wow! Thanks, Doug |
 | damiengh said 421 days ago |
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It's all been said This was very enjoyable. Could hear this behind a movie scene of the whole comedic event. The energy level is high and very enthusiastic. Nice one here. |
| spiritbear7 said 103 days ago | |
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Joe Boney Thanx Pad, I thought I was the only "joe boney" in existance,Cool song .........Joe Boney |
Sounds like something song by mountain men! Very energetic. Last verse is a bit enigmatic.
Thanks
Bill