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 | thoddi said 138 days ago |
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jungle Add a groove from a set of congas or bongo drums to this piece and the jungle feel will be complete:) Great playing as usual. Enjoyed it:) |
 | Feter said 138 days ago |
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Acoustic Jungle terrific and unique elegant sound came out of this wonderful guitar ...its a wonderful journey and its like a dream with shattered beautifull colors ... thnx alot for sharin !!!! |
 | LunaTrick said 138 days ago |
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Quite delightful Hedges & Kotke territory! Nice! |
 | regulus said 138 days ago |
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We come to expect academy recitals with the name and works of thetiler. You certainly have not steered off the true course with this one as well. Great everything in the production and delivery on this. |
 | Marastique said 138 days ago |
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Wow Bill This is a really amazing bit of guitar playing you have here. I really feel a Leo Kottke vibe too - those strings sound so rich and true. Lovely work with the harmonics - although I agree with thoddi that congas would be great with this, maybe a live conga player would work best if you had one living in a back room or something. a superb post! |
 | thetiler said 137 days ago |
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Thanks karma, thoddi, feter, LT, Reg and Maras Tobin and peace |
 | SJB said 136 days ago |
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great Those new strings certainly give this some real sparkle. This is a true guitar adventure - truly brilliant! Steve |
 | Ibstrat said 136 days ago |
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Your guitar sounds fantastic.Very nice playing and composition.Reminds me of John Fahey.Another great Post! |
 | Rebsie said 136 days ago |
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Impressed Wow Bill, your dexterity and skill with that geetar are always a marvel to listen to. I wouldn't normally associate acoustic guitars with jungles but you've done a fine and evocative job. Great little build-up towards the end. |
 | Moviz said 135 days ago |
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Just Wish I had the dexterity in my fingers that you have, but it would be no good without the talent that goes with it and that you obviously have. Another great piece of music from you Bill with extra brightness, cheers M |
 | Epileptic Gibbon said 135 days ago |
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Wow! I'd forgotten just how fantastic a player you are, Bill. Awesome stuff! I see you're talking about radio airplay with Roxylee %u2013 maybe I could play this on my podcast music show at some point?! It's not quite radio but pretty close to it and would see your music getting out to a new audience. |
 | pablatone said 135 days ago |
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Dang!! that was really good. thanks. I haven't heard that kind of pickin in quite some time, you do it well. My only critique would be that some of the reverb reflection were too far out front in the mix, and I felt they were somewhat distracting. |
 | timothy devine said 135 days ago |
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funny u say that about the iPod i always have it in my pocket I can go days w/o listening in then when the right time hits / I must have it playing n recording / outrageous what a great energetic and creative work of art peace out a keeper for future shuffling that'll b kwel tm |
 | guitapick said 134 days ago |
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"thetiler of the jungle"!! Great combination of percussive and soft picking/strumming...and fine production of the sound, Bill...cool chord changes... Thanks for the reminder. I'm playing tomorrow and need to put on some new strings... |
 | bronco said 133 days ago |
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Oh Yeah! Covered with glory! Great one! |
 | Vic Holman said 133 days ago |
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I've listened to this .. several times at work. some of the other co-workers heard it as well and were deeply impressed.... as well as they should be. good composition and playing, Bill |
 | psexnyc said 132 days ago |
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Wow!! Immensely Elegant. Makes me wonder what the heck am I doing with my guitar.....definitely not as much as you are demonstrating in this tune. Absolutely Beautiful! |
 | rover101 said 132 days ago |
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Nice A little lost in just playing...something that happens to alot of acoustic guys...the guitar has so many great sounds that we tend to just play and forget to impose our will (themes, melodies). It makes for great background music, but hard for people to remember as a piece. Great sound and great playing |
 | Ejh said 113 days ago |
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A really strong recording... The artist formerly known as Shaky has a point, as regards the beauties of just playing, and the need to then take those sounds and make melody and theme from them... BUT, I've listened to enough of your stuff, Bill--and let's face it, you are one prolific dude--to know that you more or less do it all. Sometimes you sound like your playing for just the joy of stringing together licks and sounds, and sometimes you improvise, and sometimes you compose right on through, and come from a strong melody. So for my money, it's all good... Different songs have different strengths and attractions than others... This is another very strong recording with nice use of the spaced mics and reverb... And I'll bet as I work through my email list, I'm gonna find another song from you. I'm just betting... Ed |
tweak out every nuance of your instrument onto the recording. From the fret peep, to those wonderful harmonic overtones. Quite the journey