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 | perceptualvortex said 435 days ago |
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Delicacy I haven't spent much time in Colorado, but I love how the mountains are right there like that... I always thought that would be a cool setting. Great playing, and I like how the reverb gives the recording a warm, open space quality. |
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Wow! love this kind of playing Its sounds as if you are playing 2 guitar tracks but I envision this as just one guitar! Blown away thanks for sharing something so beautiful! |
 | futzpucker said 435 days ago |
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Into my Mark Stunkel collection You are one of the artists here whose music I download before I listen, because the quality of your composing and playing is so high. This is beautifully and sensitively played. It is very easy and very pleasant to give myself over to this song to let it take me where you intended. Thank you for the journey. |
 | Doug Somers said 435 days ago |
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I have only visited Boulder once, but it was a lovely place as your music so very clearly reflects. This piece is a tender offering that I find captures the magic, calm, and wonder of being in that special place at that formative time. It has an almost golden hour of the setting sun feel to it. Beautiful!! Thanks for sharing and keep well, Doug |
 | Feter said 435 days ago |
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Boulder CO this is magical warm sound tone of guitar I never heard alike ..this song is a piece of art .just like the pic you posted with it . a real gem my friend ! |
 | sloparts said 435 days ago |
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Most beautiful place in the world, I'd say Especially for a kid growing up. And this piece reflects on that reality. Beautiful writing, wonderfully played, and excellently recorded Mark. Thank you so much for sharing a part of your youth with all of us. Ed |
 | lengold said 435 days ago |
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A lovely flowing composition that you play with your effortless mastery. A joy to listen to. Cheers Len |
 | Moviz said 435 days ago |
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Such a calming, reflective sounding piece of beautiful guitar playing. Lovely recording and tone.... I always love your work, regards M |
 | Ejh said 435 days ago |
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One of the nice things... ...about you being named 'Mark Stunkel' is that it's so easy, after I download your latest tune, to add it to my MacJams playlist, my MacJams Favorites playlist, my MacJams Instrumental playlist, and my MacJams Acoustic Instrumental playlist, (even though that last one is cheating, it's my playlist, and I do what I please with it)...and then drop it into my Mark Stunkel playlist... You always have tremendous feel and tone, Mark, and a great sense of melody and harmony... Soon we will teach you to embed the graphic element in your mp3 in iTunes, and you will be the fully realized bionic musician... Nice mountains. Bet you can spot Double Domed Reversed Lesser Pileated Baublesnatchers in mountains like that... Ed |
 | guitapick said 435 days ago |
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Boulder, CO... ...is one of my favorite cities. Climbed the Flatirons. Lots of hiking and the nightlife's great. And this piece is great. Just a perfect blend of technique, emotion, and painting of the picture. This is beautiful, Mark. And extremely well played. Your guitar shines... |
 | peacepiano said 435 days ago |
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Polish Downloaded this one. Put in in a playlist with Craig Chaquico and Russ Freeman, they were also inspired by the Rockies. Thanks Bill |
 | J.A.Stewart said 434 days ago |
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Wistful Memory Very pleasant and relaxed tune, Mark and played in a style that adds purity... and clarity... to the piece. The mental images it evokes are clean and serene, with life flowing all around, bubbling into consciousness in the latter part of the tune. Your *Rocky Mountain... Hi!* ? ;) --- Joe |
 | chipan said 434 days ago |
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Really enjoyed this soothing piece. Just a thought, but it might have been even better with just a little more dynamic range. But still an excellent piece as is. |
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WARM ! Very nice playing, very warm sound. Fine composition and a gem full of feelings. Thanks for sharing sir Mark. Loved it !! |
 | Scott Carmichael said 434 days ago |
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OOhhh Mark your compositions are as heart wrenching and meloncholy as any I have heard... this is really a stunning piece of music... there is an instrumental piece of music by weather report call "a remark you made"... this has the same emotional impact on me... a genuine jewel... bravo |
 | Vic Holman said 434 days ago |
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majestic and mile high, the playing. well, I guess Boulder is as well. very fluid. when i've been listening to your compositions, I can't really see that adding anything else would serve it well. |
 | gail60 said 433 days ago |
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beautiful! You are so good! I really enjoyed this song. Peaceful, calming, very easy to imagine Boulder. You write great stories with each precious strum. Wonderful job! Thanks for sharing! |
 | jiguma said 433 days ago |
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So smooth! Lovely playing Mark - I hear JT loud and clear. Maybe someone will grab this and add a vocal some day. Planning a US/Canada trip in 2008 - this has made me even more keen. Beautiful indeed. Neil |
 | Macaudion said 433 days ago |
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Wow, again... Nice, Mark! Sweet to the core. - As warm and beautiful as it gets! One day, when I grow up, I'm gonna ask you if I could futz around w/ one of your little master pieces, during or after the process of evolution. Very nice work! Thank you! Macca |
 | kristyjo said 433 days ago |
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Sweet and golden- Lovely relaxed playing. Your chord progressions are familiar, and well executed with that nice melody line, and the independent bass line moving in and out. It's just so very pleasant to listen to. (slightly melancholy smile on my face as I write.) |
 | davisamerica said 432 days ago |
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indeed u mentioned james taylor in a comment and that was my first impression on listening. such nice work! |
 | ziti said 432 days ago |
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great great great it is so unfair that you suffer these hand problems, Mark. You are such a soulful player and composer....we pray for a positive resolution. deepest respect z |
 | bud said 430 days ago |
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Beautiful tune - excellent playing Love the JT vibe - though there's much more than just that making this so special. |
 | paddler said 427 days ago |
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CO Lovely dreamy sound - great chords expressive.I have often gazed over the mountains in different states of appreciation - what the hell is life all about? or what the hell was I worried about? they are great for putting things in perspective.I call them mountains here - you might possibly call them hills.Cheers RG |
 | LunaTrick said 71 days ago |
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I had to listen... ...as I recently relocated to the Boulder area. This is sublime... your playing and tone is flawless. |
You find wonderfull chords progressions .
The playing is very peacefull , it seems you remember this place as a calm atmosphere with the nature all around .
It 's wonderfull to play a rich music only with one instrument .
Thank you for sharing .