where we find ourselves-jazz vocal

hi michael,
this is a beautiful tune .. both greg and kaleb did a wonderful job. greg's
use of dynamics is really well done .. i would make this required listening
to younger guitarists .. who seem to gravitate to the hyper maxxed and
miss out on the wonderful range of the acoustic.

kaleb's vocals are also very well done and the proximity gives nice
intimacy and "air" to the sound.

i just don't know how i'd be able to play through such a piece emotionally..
it would require a great deal of composure. i'm sure it was part of the
healing process ... tough ;-(

i wish he would have a run up at the end .. it felt unfinished .. but perhaps that
was intentional.

jeff

ps: that product placement on your soundclick picture leads me to believe your
sponsored by Sony ;-) ?

Yes, absolutely beautiful.

Very intimate, you can hear the guitar player breathe, and I think that's fine. Reminds me of those old Glenn Gould recordings<g>.

I always wonder about the stereo field when you just have a couple tracks and the are on even parity. I don't have any suggestions; it's probably the way it needs to be.

Hi Michael. I clicked on the link, but it is not working. Can you repost the link.

TY
Phillip

Hi Micahel,
I love it. It sounds like the Jazz I used to play and perform in Chicago. I would say that on the "t's" "s," and some "CH's you may want to make some nodes in the 7000 EQ bandwitdth to reduce the sibilance on the voice.

I listened over my edirol 10d and listened with theAKG 271 headphones and heard the same thing. I would leave the rest of the voice and guitar alone because it is perfect otherwise. It is definitely somthing I would listen to in bed or in a club with a shaker of Cognac It has a very "autumn" feel. I love it!

Like it, Michael. Reminded me of the Joe Pass Virtuoso recordings, just because of the intimate guitar sounds (and tasty playing). Nice mood.

M