Thanks Lynn.  I am glad that you enjoyed it and thanks for the kind words.
 
Hi Mark.  Thank you my friend.  You indeed are most kind.
 
Hey Thomas.  Thanks for the kind feedback.  I do struggle with the latency and I haven't managed to come up with a solution yet.  It feels like a week from the time I push the key on the keyboard and it registers on the computer.  BTW we have lots of swamps here in Florida maybe that is some of the heat that you are feeling (lol).  Thanks again.
 
Hi Rik.  I appreciate the kind words.  I am stuck a bit in the 1950's and early 1960's Blues (maybe that is because I am approaching vintage myself).    ;>)    As I said in my response to your last post ---- I hope that you continue to post on the Cakewalk forum.

You can't beat a good blues

Hey, Freddy,
 
Nice work on this classy southern blues number with excellent vocals, tasty guitar and a smoky blues joint vibe!
 
Sounds really great, Freddy, or should I say "Mr. Blues"?
 
Nice work, buddy have a good one!
Bob

They pretty much said it all....   I really like your vox...  fits the genre exceptionally well.

Thank you Champagne Charlie.  I love all kinds of music but the Blues is always the base.  I took a listen to some of your stuff and it looks like we might both have an appreciation of some of the "old Blues guys" (e.g., early Chicago and Memphis sounds).
 
Hey Bob.  Thank you my friend.  I very much appreciate your very kind comments.  I hope that your new cd is doing well.
 
Thanks Herb.  I am finding that as my chronology advances (how to you like that for an obfuscating phrase) that my voice is getting more and more gravelly sounding.  I guess that I will have to take up the songs and styles of Blues mumblers like John Lee Hooker or Jimmy Reed.   ;>)