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The second of two videos for me today as I took the day off having worked over the weekend. It had been a while since my last one. Anyway, Dennis posted this song a year or so ago, and I loved it. Neil's recent lesson on it allowed me to spend some time on it, and Vanessa's colalboration cleared up a couple of questions that I had. No vocals, just the guitar portion.

Jay,

Nice way to spend a day off. I thought you played that extremely well. Sounded real good to me.


Thanks for sharing.

Bob

Another very enjoyable piece from you Jay.

What a great way to spend the day, I need to get my act together and organise my music room so I can post something.

Well played.

Good on ya mate

Jay,
Very nicely done! Well played. It's such a beautiful song and I thought you did it justice. What model is your Seagull? I thought it sounded nice.

Craig

Just wonderful Jay,,how nice it is to hear only the music its such a wonderful picking music and you really can dream a way on it..

Willem

Beautifully played Jay, absolutely on the money. Sound and video quality all good!
Great to hear from you again.

Again, as with Alices Resturaunt, I thought the sound you produced was wonderful. Another great job Jay!!!



MarkM

Had to come back and listen in again Jay, I think I will give this one a go lovely tune

It's a rainy, blustery day here in Seattle, and this song is the perfect soundtrack. Great, great job, Jay, on a gut-wrenching song that's an ode to a lost love. You play it just beautifully, and you should be very proud that you can make such sounds come out of a wooden box.

Jay, I just sat back and chilled out to your video. This is just a very lovely rendition of this great tune. I agree with Chris that you do have a signature style to your playing.

Bud