Hi Rikkie Thanks for given it a listen! Man, if I could just move my fingers like you I'd ditch my sister and hit the coffee houses...LOL. I was so happy when you posted that video that showed your hands. Thanks to all the encouragement we've gotten so far I think a restructure and new recording will be coming. Again, Thanks for your time and comments! BTW, (not meant to be offensive in ANY way) your avatar just screams Flamenco ARTIST. Cool photo!

You're welcome.  Wish it was me in my avatar, it's DJANGO REINHARDT ; )
 
Rik

A very fine first project.  Enjoyed it.  Welcome.
 
Daryl

Hey Daryl. Thanks for taking the time and so happy you enjoyed it! Thanks for the welcome too!     Jim

Rikkie
You're welcome.  Wish it was me in my avatar, it's DJANGO REINHARDT ; )
 
Rik

Don't I feel stupid...And here I was worried that you might come back with "But I'm so Much MORE than 'flamenco' " LOL Well it would have been the truth.

For some reason she reminded me of Karen Carpenter in a sense. Sounded nice.
Onwards then for ya.
 

 

Hey spacealf. Thanks for the listen! Gosh, Karen Carpenter! Now if she could just Play the Drums and I could Write like Richard(wasn't it?)...Onwards it is, Thank You Sir!     Jim

I guess it was that low note in the melody of the song that she hit.
Actually I think I would have changed that to be a bit higher just on that note.
But that's all up to you and her.

 

Hi Jim, your song is very intimate sounding .
I like simple productions ,  there is a certain vulnerability in sound with a recording of a simple guitar and voice singing and playing together ...
 …it is very inviting sound where the power of the song draws the listener in ...
your sister sounds good ….I can hear her voice doing some Standards and music like Cole Porter 
 
Kenny

Hi Kenny. Thanks for the listen! That's interesting. Intimacy and vulnerability. Sorta inseparable. I'm gonna remember that. Thanks for the kind words Kenny!   Jim