Glen, yeah, they're sure good, aren't they?  She made a CD in a REAL studio a couple years ago and it's breath-taking.  

Thanks RS:  Taylor's happy with it now (after I raise the volume a bit), so I think I'll leave it for now...at least until I get better at editing.  

GP:  OIC...you actually cut that sibilant out?  I never thought of that...I just used the fade ins and outs.  I may try that.  

Glad you like it, Tim.  :)  It's hard to screw up people that sing and play as well as they do! 

Sounds very nice Janet.  You've got great advice already here.  On something like this I would put on a lush reverb - like a cavernous impulse in perfect space.  That's a judgment call of course.  You've got a nice ambience going already.

Thanks Geno.  I never thought of such a big reverb.  I'm sure that would be nice.  I'll keep that in mind for the next song.  :)

Dena, I think this is one of most beautiful songs ever written.  The local station won't play it here for some strange reason. Glad I have my own copy.  :) 

Janet! you will love it--------> http://waym.wayfm.com/on-demand/streams.html
 
go for the low band if the high doesn't load.

I think a little reverb pn the vox would be a nice touch but a very pretty tune.  Other than a little more presence on the vox, no crits.  The piano is beautiful as always.

Daryl