Hey bringer, thanks again for your review
of the track and glad that you enjoyed it.

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Hey Mark didn't see your comment sorry 'bout that. Thanks for checking out the track and glad you liked it,

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Hey Kingmt77 thanks so for the review glad you enjoyed the track.

Peace,

Dennel

Hey Rhodesy so nice of you to stop by and take a listen. And thanks for your review and apparent enthusiastic appreciation of this track (lol). Yeah...I had a great time creating this tune,so much passion, heart & soul went into it. And I much like yourself have always been a lover of "Smooth Jazz"; David Sanborn, George Benson (whom I've met), Bob James, Al Jarreau, Lee Rintenour, Pat Metheny, Marcus Miller, etc. These wonder artist and so many more I've drawn inspiration from and inspired me.

Thanks again for taking time to listen and I'm so glad that you really enjoyed the track,

All The Best

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Hey Format, it appears that I somehow missed
this post. So glad that you decided to come
back to check out another track. I will return the favor in kind. I really enjoyed
creating this track for that reason, "That Feel Good Factor." So glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the review.

Peace

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Hey DjCoolieHigh thanks for stoping by and checking out the track, so glad you dug it thanks. Also, after rereading my commentary I wrote for your tune Apple Jack Hat; it appears I made a typo. I meant to write - I especially like The Walking Bass Loop, not Wailing Bass Loop, sorry 'bout that.

By the way I forgot to mention the first time around that I thought that was a interesting song title, I like it.

Peace

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hey Orlando 51, thanks for stopping by and taking a listen. when I originally uploaded this track, it got a very good response. so glad you enjoyed it, thank you for the kind words take care peace.

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Hi CognaXE, thanks for stopping by and checking out the track. Glad you liked it.
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Why Slap, that's a big plus coming from you! For some reason I assumed that you heard this track before? Though these were "edited loops" of you playing, I was able to get the feel I was looking for. But now since you've mentioned it, if you would like to redo the track I'd be delighted to send you the tracks to add your personal touch to. And trust me, I'm your biggest fan lol. So glad you dug it peace. P.S. yeah Steve Gadd was definitely a helluva studio drummer.

Hey Fila, thanks for stopping by again. this was the track out of all mine I definitely wanted you to check out. I'm working on a "jazz fusion" track and a old school R&B/Soul track that I'm collaborating with one of the looperman members. When I finish it, I will most certainly give ya a holla to check it out. Man, I just had to address your "transistor radio" comment to my review of your track. I was laughing my ass off to no end on that one. Because I'm definitely fo-sho a child of that era! (lol) I remember that very well; all you had back then was that, or if you were lucky, FM Radio or LP's, 45's or 8 Track. (lol) But these youngsters don't know what we talkin' 'bout Fila? (lol) What a great observation you made about back then all the hits were 3 minutes or less. True dat, and it truly was all good music no matter what the style. Hell, I remember getting turned on to "The Three Dog Night", "Grand Funk Railroad", and a multitude of soul music during that era. I was just explaining to "Eshar" (one of the great things about living out here in L.A. is you may run across some of your musical idol's from time to time); So I was telling her about the time I met "George Benson". And how we must have talked for a few hours, I was telling him how much I loved the "Breezin" album and Clause Orgerman's lush string arrangements on that album. I asked him would he ever consider working with him again, and he said yes. At the time I met George, Randy Crawford had just released her version of George's "Give Me The Night". So I asked George, I said, now be honest man, what did you think of Randie's cover of your song? And he said... well... it took a minute to grow on me. (lol) I said yeah, it was the same effect for me too. Then he told me, you know I used to be married to her, who do you think got her started in the business? I was like whaaaat??!! Naw, get outta here George! (lol) Really nice guy, anyway thanks for checking out the track and reviewing. And it's so great to converse with someone who can go way back in a day with me. P.S. Yeah that "Sissy Strut" track by The Meters is also stone cold funky track as well. Peace, D.

Hey Dorinn, thanks for taking the time to listen as well as for the review. Much appreciated, peace. D

Yeah, it kinda has that old skool flava to it for hittin corners fo sho. LoL thanks for checking out the track, glad you dug it, peace. D

Hey Jack, thanks so much for the review. I always enjoy the composing process most when doing songs. So glad you enjoyed the track, thanks for checkin' it out and also making it one of your fav's, peace. D

Wow Voltage, what a beautiful review of this track. I'm so honored to have been able to facilitate a vessel into such a wonderful memory from your past. Indeed, that is a great compliment and I thank you. Ah yes, "Uptown Whittier" or "Oldtown Whittier". I've been there many times, Thanks once again, peace. D

Thanks for your review, glad you enjoyed it. D

Hey GOODBEEFYUM, actually it was a "long loop track." Add some very, very extensive editing, some fx's, a "Slap Johnson" sax loop and a slammin' bassline. And you get the end result.

I'm really proud of this track and by all the respone I had received before I took the first verson of the track off looperman. Thanks so much for the review and I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Peace. D

Why thank you so much for the glowing review, you're too kind. Slap just emailed today, I guess we'll be working on some new stuff in the near future. So thanks once again and I'm glad you enjoyed the track, peace. D