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 | Skatehorn said 122 days ago |
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Excellent What a great song and what a great performance from both of you - excellent stuff Cheers S |
 | egobandit said 122 days ago |
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Ah man This is so strong To hear Dadai and you together what could be better. Just great tops! |
 | Char said 122 days ago |
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I remember this. It is a very soulful song. Not all things are lost. Many times, you find the lost once again. Thank you, both. |
 | dajama said 121 days ago |
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Love this What a great song, and terrific performances - true soul. Thanks for putting this up. Peace, my friend. |
 | TG said 121 days ago |
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Sweet sound Feter & Jack you bring it home, nice tune |
| CaptSloParts said 121 days ago | |
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Just beautiful Very well written and sung by Feter, and very well sung and played by Jack. You two work very well together, keep it up. excellent, both of you, Bravo Feter and Jack ed |
 | regulus said 121 days ago |
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Great tune in the sign of the times. You two really work well together. Jack has done another masterly production along with the Feter man. Very emotional voice on this. When's the next one. Are you guy working on an album??? |
 | LunaTrick said 121 days ago |
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Wow... Did you ever hear that English band called The Tindersticks? For some reason, this reminded me of them - which is a compliment! |
 | blaky smith said 121 days ago |
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Nice piece Feter, on all levels, a pleasure to listen to this beautiful melody. Great job with Jack. Bravo... Marc |
 | saymme said 121 days ago |
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. Feter , Jack - i cannot comment now..touches so deep -it's 110 % Hugs to You Both, i'll get back to You ThankYou...lena : ) |
 | lengold said 121 days ago |
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Really beautiful song and a heavenly collaboration. I can imagine this playing as a background to a really heart wrenching film. Love it. Cheers Len |
 | davisamerica said 121 days ago |
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well my friend this is wonderful. You two sound great. Feter .... such a great artist you are. Much enjoyed this one! |
 | woofer3 said 120 days ago |
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I'm longing to be able to sing like you, you have a very rich voice my friend, excellent work. Great song as well. Love the sound of the harmonica. John |
 | Camomilla said 120 days ago |
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The Longing Great performance, beautiful music. Super super acoustic music. Bravo. |
 | radiorebelde said 120 days ago |
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right on! Great work guys! I really dig the unknown face line- it injects a degree of mystery into a lyrically intimate tune. Cool stuff. The guitar and harp playing fantastic. (I'm jealous because I suck at the harp!) Really great stuff though. |
 | Diviner said 120 days ago |
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The music is brilliant interesting song, sounds almost Pink Floyd esp when Dadai sings. Really cool track. You Feter have certainly an unbelieveably distictive voice. |
 | MarkHolbrook said 119 days ago |
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Beautiful Mr Feter, Mr Dadai! Excellent. |
 | pablatone said 119 days ago |
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very touching tune guys those lyrics are really good. they paint a picture. |
 | HollywoodJetset said 119 days ago |
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*** Hey Feter, this song has lots of soul, man. and great guitar work. this song is awesome. ps, nice harmonica |
 | guitapick said 119 days ago |
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~ I love this, Feter...and Jack...kudos to you both...wonderful song |
 | jiguma said 119 days ago |
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Feter and Jack I don't know how I missed this! I've seen you putting it up in chat Feter and thought I'd already listened and commented. Good song well sung. Nice instrumentation Jack, and a lovely feel with the keys and guitar. A special hello to Mr Sanchez! I like how Feter's original bookends this. Neil |
 | Rocha Malhada said 119 days ago |
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Longin' Nice transitions, they blend the emotions and performances well. The ending return to Feeeter, "all the longing..." great touch. . - Harold |
 | Bob Rodgers said 119 days ago |
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Lovely song Feter and superb vocals! Great performance from both of you and I really enjoyed this! Excellent stuff! |
 | ic42 said 117 days ago |
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western ballad it is a very strong ballad of departing. it is interesting music. this style is sometimes copied in japanese "pop" ballads. the harmonica creates a feeling of america. a beautiful music to the heart. 0x0 |
 | TEXASFEEL said 116 days ago |
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Beautiful song. Enjoyed this very much. Kind of like Ike. A tragedy to be driven from your home. Then return to see what's left. |
 | BossHook said 115 days ago |
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Reminds me of the finest stuff from the Band. Great solitary confinement in the performance and vibe. |
 | Moses said 111 days ago |
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ah the feeling in this song... a good sentiment to the longing heart, I enjoyed the pace and texture of this song, nice collab, I'll be checking out your other songs. |
 | Peter Bauckham said 106 days ago |
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Wow this is lovely - sorry it has taken me so long to get round to listening to it - I haven't had much time of late for listening, writing or recording. An excellent collaboration. Peter |
 | cormacbrenock said 105 days ago |
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Unsure of begining and then...... This song builds up beautifully . I like the soft tones in the background and the harmonica slips in there nice and natural. The song to me suggests being alone reflecting back on better days and then back to the loneliness again. Nice use of instruments they sound soft on the ear and lend themselves to a dark mood. Well done ! |
 | HolleyHall said 55 days ago |
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the longing I can feel that loneliness in this track perfect for the mood of the lyrics. I love how this song transforms. I love the harmonica it really makes this song work well with the rhythm guitar and vocals. Do I hear a uke in the end of this too? Holley :) |
 | DustyAttic said 38 days ago |
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What I say is.... Feter McBlues... poet, song writer, musician like none other. And best of all... friend. More collabs await in the future, eh Feter? |
I have to agree with Roxylee here, you write heartful songs and you sing them with raw and powerful emotion. Really interesting to hear this followed by Jack's work; wonderful work here by both of you!