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Superb music
its awesome
Awesome
Hi Beth! I would love to hear you do some of my stuff! Great work! Kind regards Lee (:-)
Thanks for the shout out. due to poor health I'm not playing or recording at this time.
superb stuff
I just heard Beth's song, 'Archeology' which is terrific. A real talent both as a songwriter and performer
Thanks Anthony. I wrote the lyrics to "archeology.' my collaborator kathryn lorenzen wrote the music and performed it.
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Good to see you here, Beth. It's been a long time. You sound as awesome as ever.
hey greg--good to hear from you. i hear you are around town sometimes. Sure wish i could remember the words tp'401'.
wow !! beth-going over jordan--i love it--see ya--joe
Hi Beth- Thank you for your review of my tune, 'I Know I'm Lucky'. I guess you and I have different tastes to some extent and that's ok. I know I need to improve my production chops and doing every single thing alone makes it take some time but I'll get better. I listened to some of your music and I can hear confidence and experience in your music. I appreciate your work. When I write a song the last thing I'll ever think about is what territory I'm covering. The songs touch some people and don't touch others. And I have to be honest sometime the lyric isn't what matters as much as the melody and the vibe I get from the tune. There are so many songs that succeed for so many reasons. I have to admit I usually fall in love with a melody and a harmony first and then I might care about the words- but that's just me. I also like a good groove like so many folk tunes lay down. You see- it's what pushes the buttons. I wish you good luck and success. Thanks again
really nice rendition of a whiter shade of pale--one of my favorite songs--cheers--joe
i love the line in st.james infermary--place a 20 dollar gold piece on my watch chain-so the boys will know that i died standin fat---just a great old blues--song--cheers--joe
Again, thanks! Once I found the guitar part, the rest just flowed.
i like what you do--i listen to saint james infirmery almost everyday by our national slide guitar champion from chicago- kraig kenning--i hope to record it or rewrite it a bit sometime,good job--thanks--joe
hey NashvilleJoe, thanks for all the good words. I appreciate it. St. James is my favorite song. BTW, I'm actually singing "died standing PAT", which means died with money, not broke. But hey, fat is kind of the same, and it's the blues -- you can say anything you want. If you do record it there are tons more great verses. Have you ever listened to Bob Dylan's "Blind Willie McTell"? (One of my personal favorites). It's clearly related to St. James. St. James is part of a REALLY long tradition of songs. There are variants in the British Isles, in the American West, . . . but I do go on! Keep listening!
try to find kraig kenning at kraig kenning.com sometime--he is super--you will love his playing--i can listen to him all day--cheers--joe