LETS PLAY - T576

Thank you for the stop by and comment. I've been out of the game do to a serious health eshoo. I will stop by and check you out. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Sorry for the delay reply but thank you for such a high praise of a complement. I just love guitar and playing Jazz. Thanks again. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Thank you Wayne, for the stop by. I have developed a EQ technique that I use on any of my guitars that allows me to get that sound. In one aspect you're correct in assuming that I used the neck pickup, All of my guitars have the old Humbucker pickups. MY secret is adjusting the neck pickup at just the right height along with the EQ to get a Smooth Jazz guitar sound. I've noticed over the years that guitar players have forgotten about adjusting the height of the pickups. Thanks again for the time. Sorry for the delay reply. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Thank you Zoot, for the stop by and positive comment. If I'm feeling a track, my playing is a lot easier than if I'm just doing a track that only requires an 8 or 16bar solo, so when I'm able to stretch out I can make some things happen. Thanks again. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Thank you for the stop by, I'M always pleased when one of my tracks is a morning pleasure. Nothing is sampled or chopped. It's all from in my head and fingers. I don't usually use samples when I write Smooth Jazz, plus I'm not a big fan of sample writing because I have theory training, composition, and sight reading, so I understand what I'm doing. It makes a big difference when writing Jazz of any kind. I encourage any musician to learn some amount of theory and composition. Thanks again for the Time and listen. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Thank you for doing such a surgical listen to this track. You are correct in saying I pace myself when I'm playing. It's a technique I use to set the ear up for the next solo riff so things don't sound redundant. If I don't feel I'm telling a musical story on a track, I wont upload it. Thank you again for the complete listen and comment. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Thank you JYNXZ, for the overwhelming comment and listen. I'm an Old School player that know if you can grab the ear with in 30 seconds of a track, you will more than likely get a complete listen. I try to tell a musical story when I'm Riffing. Feel is everything in Smooth Jazz. Thank you again for the time and listen. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Thank you doble, for the listen and comment. I was really feeling this one when I wrote it. Glad you could feel it too. Thanks again. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Thank you RJR, for the listen and comment. I too try to find any element of appreciation in a artist creation, whether it be the mix or master, or if it grabs me emotionally. I'm glad this track touched you in a positive way. Thanks again. Sorry for the delay reply. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Thank you, Bao, for the high compliment. I too like Maxwell. I can only imagine the energy of that concert. The 90s; was a verry creative era in music. Artist were still writing music from the heart as opposed to the pocket. I feel your music is from the heart. Thanks again for stopping by. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Well Mykael, after that comment, I will have to go out and purchase a LARGER HAT.LOL. My head is on swole. Thank you for a much-appreciated comment. I've been getting much love for this track, Much like your MOWTOWN VOICE. I will have to stop by and get another dose of the velvet voice. PEACE. T576 OUT.

First let me say, joe I appreciate your Onesty. I myself will listen the same way. If the style of music is something I normally don't listen to, I can still appreciate a good mix and Master. It's just respect to the artist creation in my opinion. Thank you again for the listen and comment. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Thank you dime, MT and I are like blood brothers here on the Loop. We communicate regularly. I know you, being a artist yourself, know when I say I was feeling this one, what I mean. Thank you again for showing love on this one. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Thank you second for the listen and comment. I love smooth Jazz. I like the journey it allows me to go on. Thank you for taking this journey with me. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Good morn, IM. I can tell you this, the most valuable word you used in your comment iS FEEL. JAZZ is one of the most particular genres of music that you have to masterfully poses "FEEL" to be able to play it. Sample production has caused the younger generation to not have any interest in theory or sight reading. It's like a cult. Long as you have the 808'S banging, bass synth with plenty of 20Hertz or bellow, thirty second to sixty forth high hats, and a catchy acapella, you're a producer. Jazz is a spiritual feel. Learn some theory, and sight reading as a start. Get a good metronome. With JAZZ you have to be all the way in, time wise. There is no compromise. Hope this helps you start your journey. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Thank you for stopping by. This was one of my fun to do songs because I got a chance to stretch out on the lead AX. Thanks again. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Thanks for the appreciated listen, and comment. Nothing like a Sunday morning wake up Smooth Jazz track. thank you again. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Thank you for the stop by phantom. I love smooth JAZZ. Thank you for the listen. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Thank you Bao. I tried several arpeggios before deciding to use that one. I felt by the music being some what up tempo my guitar entry would have to be high energy to set the pace for telling the musical story. The same difference as when you're writing lyrics. I appreciate the "Ooooh" out load on this one. LOL. PEACE.T576 OUT.

Thank you for the up-lifting comment. PEACE. T576 OUT.

What's up 77, I did those runs for the haters. Yesser Thanks to my little friend J37, Suttle but yet noticeable to the trained ear did it's job. I like that description, buttered saturation. Those ears of yours are going to catch you a case telling your fingers to bang on hearts LOL. As always thank you for stopping by.