hey Ed,

so great to see you're still at it, old friend. how's everything? hope you're doing well.

first off, love the guitar - really solid playing. i also picked up on some of the cool counterpoint between the guitar and sax, that was a nice touch.
i always enjoy that smooth, laid-back old school r&b vibe.
well done, and thanks for sharing the music! :)

cheers,
savino

HEY, digging this feel right here. lol. That you on guitar? Yeah, play on player. Great feel, vocals are hot. I'm gonna hit you up on profile. GREAT WORK HERE. Will be listening for more. PEACE.

Wow, this gives me a feel-good vibe. The track and vocals are really nice

This is a lounge great mircophone dropping the song. The bass if it had a sloghter stronger boost. It'd be an easy song to drop to a DJ playing Massive Attacks' Safe From Harm and people would think it came from the same band... or easily at any bar playing lounge.

Hey Ed! Sorry I missed this one, was going through the first of 2 hurricanes when you posted this, power was out for days, just got my new roof put on. Hope you are well.

Sultry track, love the composition, nice breaks and some great instrumentation and playing. The vocals hit the spot!

Happy holidays Ed! Swing by more often.

Wayne

Very original and enjoyable to listen to.
The voice just sounds like she's singing live on the track.
Well done!!

Hey dude! good guitar playing in your composition, very fun, great job!
Michael

Hey, Ed!! I had to scroll through the comments, because I couldn't believe I let this one get past me; but, apparently I did because I saw no comments from me! LOL. Well, it goes without saying that you are one of handful of geniuses on this site. I was captured by the interplay between the guitar and sax--Brilliant! Without you mentioning it, no one would believe that your composition and the vocal were done independently of each other; it's a solidly cohesive work. Well done absolutely.

LovePeace&Light,

Mykael

Hello, sir. It's always a pleasure to see "the old dude" has been around. Think of it as a bourbon, my friend. We just get better with age.

Speaking of bourbon, this track could easily be paired with a double shot of Mitcher's US 1. It's high class, smooth, spicy, smokey and sweet all at the same time. And, it was meant to be enjoyed. The tones on your guitars never cease to amaze me. You definitely have an ability to match textures from instrument to instrument to create contrasting and complimentative layers within the track.

This one isn't as Ed-centric by way of solos, but the subdued restraint certainly allows the vocals to shine, and graciously shares the stage with the sax. Brilliant composition.

I hope things are going well for you these days. I hope the light has begun to shine for you again.

Sincerely, Ed, take care.
Aaron

i luv the way this sounds

Heya Ed, it's good to see you back here again. Wow...gorgeous piece. Stellar arrangement,production, and as always, ace guitar work and tone. Can't wait to hear more of your upcoming music. Be well and stay safe.
Regards,

Pete Jon Tebar

This is so well done... the guitar, the bass and everything. Well done! I need to be able to listen to it somewhere

Wow... just beautiful. Where can I listen to this?

That guitar tone is beautiful

Hey Ed, this is super. Crunchy drums, nice guitar chords, and what a magnificent vocal. Nice structure too... oh and there is a a lovely bass. It's got everything! Fav'ed!

Hello, in this song everything plays together. The voice, the guitar, the sax... It has a certain lightness. That is beautiful ! The female vocals fit perfectly. You have created a beautiful song that is fun to listen to. Great ! Kind regards Manu

hiya Ed! supple playing like yers is treasure. this finds you right back in the pocket, not that you ever left it! i always admire your instinct, man — thanks for showing us how dude!

ABSOLUTE SHEER BRILLIANCE ...
Really, there is no words, how good this song is ...
As a band production ... sax - guitar duel is fantastic, pella too ...
when I hear this song live somewhere, I'm sure I think of my family (wife, children) and sometimes I cry with joy ... regardless of what the real content of the lyrics is ...
hats off my friend Ed, Danke

Nice chill instrumental breaks an tambourine use. Nice use of white space as well, taking the drums away and just leaving tamb, vox, and piano for a couple measures. Good little guitar solos as well.

This should have more faves.

Hey Ed, really enjoyed this song. Who did the vox for you? They're super well integrated and flow through song as smoothly as silk. In fact 'silky' is a good adjective for this whole thing. I think what most impressed me was the way you were soloing on guitar (great tone btw) simultaneous with the sax and they somehow don't step on each other. Great stuff!

Cam

There's that beautiful guitar tone and played with such fluidity. Nice sounding sax vst (?) too. Well paced and thoughtful composition. Sweet as.

So nice! I like the "leslie style" guitar sound. Horns are cool. Guitar solo too. Cool arrangement, Congrats.

Awesome as always ED! I love that sinister bass underneath it all. Always love it when U produce music. Guitars as always are sublime Someday I will make my way out to Manitoba.....Somewhere down that crazy river ehh!

That was a really nice, chilled track thanks. Took me back to the 90s a bit too,

Nice sounding track.

Wow, All I can say here is THE LEGEND IS BACK.
Ed hello mate
I hope all is well with you.
Mate top class track as usual.
Well done
Maj

nice to see you around again Ed, hope your well, lovely vocal mate, nice melody the guitar is soulful and that hat is great complemented with the shaker, good piece and a nice listen