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 | dajama said 207 days ago |
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Terrific Lovely playing, as always, and what a great sound you get from the guitar. The shuffling rhythm works well, I think. I wonder if doubling the rhythm track, taking out the low end and having both tracks would give you that higher pithced effect you wanted. Either way, it sounds great to me the way it is. Nicely done. You are a class act. Peace. |
| Birdman Wayne said 207 days ago | |
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Great! Wonderful as always coming from you. Nice beats going on... Really calm and smooth piece to listen to! Thanks for sharing... Enjoyed very much! Take Care - Yeman A. Al-Rawi |
 | SJB said 207 days ago |
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Fred Great idea to recreate Fred dancing to your superb guitar palying. I think the comments about doubling/panning the guitar and taps are worth experimenting with becuase with the current balance it's just too tempting just to listen to your guitar playing. Your touch on the strings with the delicate harmonics is a joy to listen to and I like the way the thumb picked bass line moves. Really enjoyed listening (as usual) Steve |
 | MarkHolbrook said 207 days ago |
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Tiler You simply wow me on guitar! So sweet! Fred would have gladly danced to your playing without a doubt. |
 | WeAreNotPerfekt said 206 days ago |
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Really inventive This is really inventive. Both the composition and that easy soft percussion. It all makes for really pleasant listening. Johannes |
 | thoddi said 205 days ago |
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Where's Ginger? Was he alone dancing to this.. maybe one earlie morning before heading off to the studios, while shaving and listening to Beethoven on his radio... Brilliant guitar playing Bill. You're the best doing this style... no doubt about it:) And thank you for always beeing so supportive to my stuff. I really appreciate your visits! |
 | Micheal_Wark said 204 days ago |
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Ha ha... You just keep on truckin, don'tcha Bill? And we here at MJ are all the richer for it... Another nice bit of virtuoso tuneage sir Bill. Nice to know that you're not anywhere near TAPPED OUT! Ha ha... Be well friend! |
 | richardhowardjones said 182 days ago |
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aha Yeah!Them feets is as good as them fingers. |
Another Tiler-Gem... Often, when people try to wrap classical music around some other genre-mold, it just doesn't work... but you really have a beautifully sincere talent for re-crafting the melodies into something of your own, perfectly arranged for guitar... and of course, so effortless-sounding when you play with your expertise. My only critique is because I listened through headphones, so your guitar (and thus most of the sound and energy) is leaning heavily on the left side, with just Fred's light tap dancing on the right. Perhaps you can try the trick of doubling the guitar track and placing each track to the far left & far right, and then putting the tap-dancing close to center... that way both the guitar & percussion "sound" like they're in the middle, but the guitar will be more "spread out" and not interfere as much, and you can let the tapping have more low-end. Just a thought, and something you can do without re-recording. Anyway, a wonderful adaptation of Beethoven, and a glorious fitting upbeat tribute to dear Paul. Thank you Bill!
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