Allan in Ne In The Mood

Nancy Howell · Aug 18, 2009

Hey Allan, finally got to listen to "In the Mood". Thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks! Enjoyed the graphics, too.

How in the world do you find time to farm all that place, maintain and repair your equipment and record music?!

BTW, you have set a precedent. I expect you to post a new song at least once a week.

Old Roy · Aug 18, 2009

I second the new song once a week !!

How about "The Baptisim Of Jessi Taylor"

Or, some other down home Country Gospel.

If you make a CD I'd like to buy one. open your midi blog so we can talk.

Anonymous-0 · Aug 19, 2009

Daylight saving, when the sun is readjusted he will be back to 24 hour day.

MurrayE · Aug 19, 2009

Where is the musical with Allen ? Could not locate. Thanks, Murray

Allan in NE · Aug 19, 2009

Bless yer heart. What a nice thing to say!

Allan

Allan in NE · Aug 19, 2009

Hi Murray,

Think she's talking about this tune I recorded out in the garage a few weeks ago.

Hardest part of that rascal was that silly cymbal ride at the beginning. :>)

Allan
Poke Here

Anonymous-0 · Aug 19, 2009

Do I hear a little influence by Bob Wills?
.......Yep! really cool!
Cal

Allan in NE · Aug 19, 2009

Ever hear of a tune called "The Good Ole Gospel Ship"?

If and when I get this darned hay put up, I'm gonna nail this sucker to the door. What a sweet ol' tune! :>)

Allan
Good Ole Gospel Ship

Allan in NE · Aug 19, 2009

I used to know this jazz player named Dick Anderson who studied in Chicago. The absolute finest player I've ever known.

Best advice he ever gave me was "Loose that silly 'strum'. God gave ya 10 fingers, use 'em". :>)

Allan

Nancy Howell · Aug 19, 2009

Ok, you REALLY dunnit now. No ifs ands or buts, I want a cd. I'll send you a bunch if you'll record them!

Personal favs - gospel music (especially Amazing Grace, Emanuel), ghost rider, apache, classical gas, blue grass, etc., etc, etc.

Anonymous-0 · Aug 19, 2009

Nancy,
Read the title of the post, not sure what you were in the Mood for.
Should James be worried? LOL
Todd

LOU from WI · Aug 19, 2009

Hi. The advice the Jazz player gave to you was right on. However, As a jazz player (Piano) had a trio on the road years ago.I was influenced ( and later ON) I met the best there was. OSCAR PETERSON. I am A self taught player starting at age three. Several years ago I bought a Roland 1500 with a sequencer added on. Made several C.Ds
sent to all My friends. Played the Jazz festival in 91 New orleand. Met Steve Allen who listened to a couple of sets and complemented my ability
And was having several of Harry Conic"s band do a couple sets with me. Did a concert at Ball State U where we were the only trio who got a standing Ovation . Was invited to the concert by The renound plaver/ author/Teacher /John Mehegan.
There is different styles of Jazz,and a lot of so called Jazz is badly labled Jazz. True Jazz is the wonderfull expansion of the music comming from the heart,mind, and filled with emotional
expression. More than 3 chords that become redundant, rethorical and Boring to say the least. muff said. Keep practicing and good luck.
LOU

Anonymous-0 · Aug 19, 2009

Careful TK The knight in Shining armor from Texas will sweep in on his White horse to save His Dumsel in Distress, By Showing you an Idiot out standing in his field or welcoming you to the YT site duh ( like you have never been there before!)Don't forget the Will Rogers quotes too!!

LenND · Aug 19, 2009

Yes sir! That even sounds good up here in the north country. Len

MurrayE · Aug 19, 2009

Thanks, Allan, very nice. Cheers, Murray

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