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SongPro is a natural place to be silly -- welcome to the forum Where do you call home these days?

I am primarily a keyboard/piano player these days--I *love* guitar, but arthritis in my hands ended my guitar-performing days That said, however, you and I must be "twin sons of different mothers": the PMG and Jeff Beck are at the absolute top of my list, as well You've have likely watched Jeff...

Welcome to SongPro forum. pepunto--you will meet many like-minded musicians here Who are some of your favorite guitarists, jazz or otherwise?

(very cool backstory)

Well conceived, played, sung, arranged & produced (and the sax-oid garnishs work nicely due to your economical & idiomatic execution) Admirable result, Reid

One of the most attractive aspects of the Nat "King" Cole interpretation is the orchestral arrangement, particularly the entrance of the strings at around 1:31. Typical Nelson Riddle excellence. . . . but when "Autumn Leaves" is mentioned, I immediately think of this Billboard has this list

Très cool, Reid

Before arthritis forced me to stop playing guitar, I had two Rickenbacker 12s: a 360/12 and a 620/12 (both Mapleglo), so just curious which electric you ended up with (The guitarist in our band bought an Italia 12-string at the Orlando Guitar Expo a few years ago, installed Jason Lollar...

Welcome to SoundPro, Gianluca--I have visited your Web site and immediately noted the evocative performances. You clearly possess a robust technique, but you use it to communicate rather than to merely dazzle Best wishes for your continued success

Welcome aboard, Rushi -- Have fun! Do you have particular genres or musicians you are drawn to?

This is a tricky one: "good" is a predicate adjective whereas "well" is an adverb. Ergo, the way one feels (health-wise="good") as opposed to the acuity of one's tactile sense (="well") I am torn when singing the bridge in "Doo Wah Diddy Diddy" (Barry/Greenwich): Manfred Mann's version (as you...

Ahoy, Outland ~ Jazz / whom do you enjoy? Classical / favorite composers? performers? Which Electronica sub-genres? Good to see you over here. . .

Ahoy from Florida US, Glenn! Good to have you aboard the good ship SongPro -- jump right in and have fun I'm with you in our appreciation of 60s/70s -- are you able to play out and/or collaborate with your musical neighbors?

Grew up in SRQ -- chances are we had lots of acquaintances in common Wonder if Jimmy is any relation to Joe Bruno, fine musician/bass & double bass player who still gigs in the Sarasota & Venice area (I think he was in the Navy Band) Great to have you on the forum, Bill

Thank you for posting the song. . . Do you recall at this late date how the over-dubbed/"lead" guitar was recorded? Perhaps DI right into the board?

Curious whether your day job has any "hobby-connection"?

I hadn't thought about strictly original content necessarily, and the Sinatra references are apt. Same for Buffett's decades-long party Indeed -- I also looked up Cash's At Folsom Prison set lists and found several numbers nodding to being behind bars Absolutely, good call(s)

At the time of its release (26 May 1967), Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band was described by some critics as being a *thematic album (but I did not see it), as was Pet Sounds (I suppose that other than "Sloop John B" and the two instrumentals, the other songs were about the pangs of young...

Hey, Reid ~ You're of the vintage that you likely remember the game show Concentration, where the host (Hugh Downs?) would say, "Similar, but not matching" I can directly relate. When playing guitar (more on that in a moment), I approached it with a "song" objective/goal/target, which (as you...

A love song in an odd time signature: Here is an old one by Sting, this time featuring Vinnie Colaiuta. I have always gotten a kick out of the (unusually self-depreciating) lyrics