This is a super groovy and ear pleasing track, my friend!

Obviously, the vocals will stand out in a song like this, partly because of your gentle treatment of them in the mix - However, I think your instrumental efforts are the real star! You have shown your multi-instrumental prowess, and the ability to DIY a band. I love to hear that in a song or album!

I also always enjoy hearing organ work in a song, and this seems like a comfortable home for an organ. I found the comment about crucethus have a B3 in his pocket quite entertaining. As someone who has pushed a Lowery console spinet home on the ice, I know how ironically funny this is!

The bass and guitar work is top notch, most especially for a bluesy, rock and pop influenced piece. They are mixed with style, and also stand out, each to be appreciated.

Very excellent work! Fave!

OK, no professional bass model used by you so now I will see your real face (and bass) when I read your track reviews and listen to your tracks.

Yes, store that bass praising sentence away if you like. I think I generally applaud your bass playing. My main criticism of it would be that you seem not to come up with that many memorable "hooks" or lines that I can remember after listening to the track. It's usually creative playing around the chord sequence without hitting on a simple, distinctive riff. Or maybe you do have some distinctive riffs but bury them in the mix (or just play them once). I'm not sure.

I like to do all sorts of playing around a chord sequence but am always looking for the best, coolest parts that I can bring out and emphasise. I do a lot of chopping up and moving around of my recorded audio parts. My guess would be that you don't. So, when I hear your bass playing for two minutes, that's probably what you played, without any edits. But I could be wrong.

I'm sure I've said to you before that I mostly make music by jamming around an 8 or 16 bar loop for a good few minutes (my record is a 17 minute take; I did an 11 minute one recently on guitar for my track Emperor Tritone), trying out a few different pre-prepared ideas and then, once I think I've played them well enough a few times, I do whatever come to mind - usually something completely unpredictable. That's how I sometimes get some of my strangest and most interesting stuff. And then I spend ages carefully taking the best bits and joining sections together. Real cheating compared with someone who really knows what they're doing and just plays it all in one go, with no edits.

I have no idea how many people work the way I do but maybe you could try out my technique and see if you come up with some unusual, unexpected things.

I still don't quite understand why people take loops of their music and give them away for free on Looperman (if they're good, why not use them yourself) but if I wanted to, I could easily make thousands and thousands of good loops.

Sorry to hear no one is even fully playing your tracks on Bandcamp. Perhaps I slightly worry that if I put stuff up for download, very few people will care about it so why bother. I know that's quite a defeatist attitude but I am a bit like that in general. I guess I just have higher ambitions for my music but these days making recorded music seems to be no big deal and nothing special or even interesting to most people. So, it's hard to get any interest from people, even if you're good. We can blame cheap music technology for all of this. But, without it, I could not do what I do.

Sorry for no other comment on your track but I thought you might be interested in a few words about other music-related things.

Wishing you well,

Mr Nomad

The Humble Mrwolf,i got nothing but admiration for your work.You a music genius.Good track.Keep it up.

This has such a cool 70's classic rock sound, almost reminds me of Peter Frampton in some weird way!:) The keys, big reverb vocals and cool funky blues feel to it just brings me back to a very cool time where r n b, rock, blues, soul, funk were all experimenting with each others sound. Very well put together, love the guitar, great wah and some nice clean rhythm played. Well done Domineco, great track!

Wayne

Domenico,

More (Cowbell) Wah Wah guitar ;-). lol. I love the sound and vibe you created here.Bass line moves so nicely. Rhodes piano is nicely placed. Definitely 70's blues, I'm loving the slaps on the bass at then end of this. (IN my mind) If you extended this one I would be bringing a B3 in and jam with yah!
Great Work
Steve

Domenico,

More (Cowbell) Wah Wah guitar ;-). lol. I love the sound and vibe you created here.Bass line moves so nicely. Rhodes piano is nicely placed. Definitely 70's blues, I'm loving the slaps on the bass at then end of this. (IN my mind) If you extended this one I would be bringing a B3 in and jam with yah!
Great Work
Steve

Domenico,

This is a very fine track you have created. Always some wonderful bass coming from you. Not sure if you are interested in a critique, so if not, please forgive, but I was wondering if your vocal pella had as much reverb or was it added. On my end it seems like a tad much, but again, just my sound system and taste. A great track, nonetheless.

Cheers,
Scott

Our humble Mr.Wolf!

Fantastic piece of live music here with your humble instrumentalism...bass play is more than brilliant...like that you put the rhythm guitars left and right dides...it gives superb retro feeling for it...
Don't talk too much about these vocs...simply amazing...very much like and 10 points that you didn't take or get yourself in front...this song is about the vocs our humble Mr. Wolf...
This is that kinda 'blues' what I could sing for hours...not that typical one...you know, what I mean...this is pop-blues...

Congrats and handshake our humble Mr. Wolf!

Danke

Greetings. I had a look at your Bandcamp page and now I have seen what you look like! And you bass guitar. Unless perhaps it's not you and you instead hired a professional "bass guitar model" for publicity shots.

I'm not that keen on the first bit of wah playing. Not sure why - maybe just too much wah in there. I use it quite often as well though sometimes I don't like the sound of it in my tracks but the playing was good (and I couldn't remember how to replay it) so I kept it anyway.

Vocals are clearly the star here. She does have a good tone to her voice. Maybe too much reverb on the vocals though it's not really a big problem.

Your usual good bass sound and playing. And no doubt Rhodes too.

I definitely don't hear this as being blues. More sort of easy listening pop-funk-rock.

You're good at composing around vocals nd you usually make the vocal the main thing and just play complementary parts underneath. As well as having a few guitar breaks, as you do here.

As I've said many times on this site, I generally dislike fadeout enddings but this one is pretty good. Probably because it's quite a long fade so seems to make sense.

Good luck with your album. Have you had many downloads/feedback yet? I guess not many people know that it exists...

Wow you've outdone yourself here brother wolf.
Your guitar solo's is outstanding and the whole track feels well balanced.
Love the vocal work too and the effects used and the fade out in the end was a good choice.
Blesings to you man. - Dragon