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 | HenriROGERsoloandbands said 136 days ago |
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Slap Brian is absolutly right . Very good idea with the intro before the jazz comes in . Bravo for the bass lines too . |
 | rtcooper said 136 days ago |
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HEP, CAT Had a Pro teacher who amazed me with stuff like that. That Sixth finger you have is sure Handy, eh? Total Blast. Compliments and regards, Cooper |
 | Moviz said 136 days ago |
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Wonderful playing as always Mark, but also the tone you get is all your own. I loved the classical part at the start and as has been said, the way you just move seamlessly into Jazz, Wonderful, regards M |
 | Ibstrat said 136 days ago |
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Album Not sure if there is a market for solo jazz/blues/ragtime/country/bossa nova/new age/classical electric guitar... Thanks for the comments! |
 | Feter said 136 days ago |
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Prelude and Jam Impessive as always ..these emotional moves from mood to mood and the authnicity of the great swing feel ..loved the tone of the guitar as well ..just fabulous ..thnx alot for sharin such gem !!!! |
 | dajama said 135 days ago |
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Beautiful and groovy Great combination of moods, and a lovely piece of music. Playing is great, and the guitar sounds sweet. This one had me moving! Nicely done; you never fail to impress. Lovely stuff. Peace. |
 | sloparts said 135 days ago |
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It's alway great to hear a new one from you Mark. and this is no exception. Loved the prelude, but it took off hen you got into the jam. Great sounding as always my friend, and very cool playing. Thanks for sharing Mark. Be well and be cool, Ed |
 | 12parsecs said 135 days ago |
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you you wrote this? damn. this is genius stuff, man! very nice dissonances everywhere. sure some of the bass lines are 'jazz standards' but all the directions this goes in and effortlessly resolves all the time is just awesome! seriously cool! |
 | jiguma said 135 days ago |
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Mark, I've come to decide that its not your recordings but my ears that are a little dull (from an audio point of view of course, your playing is NEVER dull!) at times :) This is really beautiful - not sure what else I can say. Lovely! Neil |
 | Jim Bouchard said 135 days ago |
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delicate, yet forceful There's such a light touch that the forceful movement of this swinging piece sneaks up on you almost unnoticed, but it's undeniably there. The coordination involved that it takes to play this is one thing, but it's really the style you put into it that impresses me. And I like the guitar slapping, too! |
 | Skean said 135 days ago |
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Hi Mark You're so good at playing the guitar always so clean. This filled my ears with joy.. Love it. Thanks for sharing it here to us all. Take care --- Kenta |
| rtcooper said 135 days ago |
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AGAIN! Virtuoso. Perfectly understated Production Values. Beyond, even, what I was prepared for (and that's High, already!). Compliments and Best Regards, Humbly, Cooper |
 | thoddi said 135 days ago |
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stunning I couldn't even dream how to play like this... Just pure fantastic, and you have such great timing and are able to make sweet music, although you're using a very advanced playing technique. BRAVO:) |
 | peacepiano said 135 days ago |
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Classy Love your classy guitar playing. Thanks for sharing! Bill |
 | guitapick said 134 days ago |
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~ Wonderful meld of classical and swing, Mark. First tune since returning from Vermont. Couldn't have asked for more. Bob |
 | DWL said 134 days ago |
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Really nice! Beautifully done. Apart from the fact I just couldn't play like that I wouldn't be able to sustain it over a 3 minute piece :-) Cheers Dick |
 | macoco said 133 days ago |
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Great! I have a guitar jazzbox that could have good use of your fingers! You play like I wish! I hope for Brian to have a musical life. And that's a a good thing. (pardon my Tarzan english!) macoco. |
 | Vic Holman said 133 days ago |
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2 in 1 Mark, excellent playing with out doubt. With that said, I was really impressed on how you blended the 2 styles into one, the transition came off smoothly. |
 | shiner said 133 days ago |
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Wow This is an amazing piece of guitar work. I could listen to you play that all night. Excellent. |
 | Scott Carmichael said 131 days ago |
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I quit I'm sending you my guitars when I get your address! sheesh |
 | VicDiesel said 129 days ago |
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Swing out brother A very nice groove. I think you should have left the slaps in.... (So what's the name of your next piece going to be? Prelude and toast?) |
 | egobandit said 129 days ago |
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masterful A real treat thanks downloaded! |
 | Bob6stringer said 124 days ago |
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Blue thumb Wow, it's just always great to hear you play for us. You have the guitarist's equivalent of the gardener's green thumb... a blue alternating thumb? In this case it's swingin. |
 | lengold said 120 days ago |
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Sorry I'm so late to this Mark I am just awestruck by what you do. This is simply superb and a real treat to listen to. Cheers Len |
 | Ejh said 119 days ago |
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I'm not impressed.... ...with your stories, Mark... Enough lying to the fan-base. You do this with your MIND. Admit it. Do ya good... Ed |
 | Keith O. Edwards said 91 days ago |
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Exquisite I'd say this the most perfect guitar playing since Charlie Christian. |
Well, you're just phenomenally musical, no question. You play your classical intro with beautiful expressiveness (I'd like to hear you play some Tarrega some time!), then move into the swing feel incredibly naturally, as thought the two styles were always meant to coexist. The way you play them, they do! Bravo!