Baby I'm On My Way.

jamesg1213
Very nice, I like the way the drums respond to the guitar arpeggios. I hear a dead note on the guitar at 1:40. As usual, I thought it was an instrumental until 2 mins in. 

Thanks James! Glad you liked the tune. Kinda sounds like a dead note, but it is likely a muted strike. In either case, whats the difference? I guess you were expecting an open hit right there. 
 

Wookiee
Another nice track, mix works well, ditto on the dead note as observed by James, thanks for sharing.

Thank you Wookiee!

A cool song - I enjoyed it.  The sax fits well in the song, and the drum track is just right.

bjornpdx
Really nice guitar work, especially the melodic bits here and there, for example around 0:40.
I think I'd add some reverb on the sax to fill out the sound some more.
I always like listening to your music.

Thanks bjorn! Very happy you like the tunes. I'm very grateful I can create them and share them here. I'm also grateful for any suggestions that can make them better. I easily become what I'll call "sound drunk", and its always good to have some sober ears. I'll remember your suggestion about the sax when I return to the project, and I'll certainly play around with the reverb to see if I can fill out the sound more. Thanks again! 
 

dougk1824
A cool song - I enjoyed it.  The sax fits well in the song, and the drum track is just right.

Thank you Doug! When I was putting this track together, and I first introduced the sax into the project, I was sold immediately. The pace of the song just opened up all the right opportunities for the instrument to become moody and I love when that happens. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
 

Walt Collins
I'm with Bjorn - the sax is nice but could use a bit more reverb.
 
I like the laid back simple groove, the guitar arpeggiation work, and the open mix. Nice one!

Hello Walt and thank you! Yes, I also think Bjorn has given some good advice. It is a steady as she goes groove with some mild twists and turns towards a climax. I definitely like playing guitar arpeggiation, but they often sound monotonous when trapped in a groove. So, its a bit of a challenge to find creative ways to divert attention from it or mask it. If you say it worked then I'll take that as a indication I succeeded to that end. Thanks again Walt. I appreciate the feed back.