Listen To Jazz Habits Syndrome Remastered 4 Mr V Jazz Song By Kingmt77 At Looperman.com

This is candy for my ears.
Amazing from first to last second.
Great job!
Cheers!

I bet you had one amazing time making this. I feel the vibes off your music.
Your music is amazing I love listening to it. That sax just screams oh baby.
Nice work.

Mark, how are ya, man?
In a sentence: The body of this track is some sweet-ass funk, but the heart and soul if it is pure Chicago Blues.
Hell yeah, brother. I'm going to go out on a limb and say B.B. King was a big influence! Rightly so, if I'm correct.
Thanks for pointing me to this one, man. I really enjoyed it!
Take care.
Aaron

good job

Brilliant composition - you and Jazz are so synergistic - like fish and chips, salt and vinegar, beer and crisps...A brilliant composition - really love the bass in partic.

Hi Mark,

This is super zealous & what I call "Feel Good Jazz" you certainly know how you express yourself through your art, this is freaking AMAZING! the sound is crystal clear, my goodness that guitar is showing off! like no tomorrow, bloody hell you have got that guitar down! to a "T" I'm so checking for this track well, I guess you did it again and my nod of approval gives this jazz-funk gem a heart. Bravo!

Awesome!!

I expect this has changed quite a bit since my last comment, because I recognise none of my niggles, but I do still love them guitars. Great job my friend!

Great track! You know I love a horn section and the section at about 3:50 slays. Pure energy and sonic funk joy. As usual your mixes are superb. Thanks Mark

What's up Mark,

The energy is crazy on this track.
I've been listening to your portfolio
here on LM. You got the "Organ bug" bad,
you work a poor B3 to death:-)
I got a big kick out of the change @4:40
It was totally unexpected. The Outro starting
@ about 5:22 is the kind of controlled chaos I
live for.

Great track. Faved.. PEACE from the East...TTYL

Mark your showing off again, god dam i love a show off :)) great instrumentation as always, everything shines, jazz funk fusion is you. ive not been about much working away from home etc, so need to catch up. first listen and it was a pleasure, thanks bro

hello kingmt !i like your track! it remembered me a track ! sometimes i hear like "fish food" from acusmatic group.
good job

77, I mean kingmt, you tightened me up at 3:41 then at 4:39 you hit me hard with that guitar track. As I was listening I developed ugly face syndrome. You know how it sounds so good to you, your bottom lip has the appearance of being pushed up hard into your top lip, this track took me there. Again I submit to you and fellow Loopers that in fusion there is no orthodox song form method. Most fusion artist are accomplished dimensional thinking writers not to say that an RNB writer isn't, FUSION is more of an instrumental level of creating. If you can twist my face with a track, Its got to be good. You did your thing on this. I'm glad I caught it. PEACE. T576 OUT.

into your top lip

As always it's off the charts good. Rock solid, or maybe I should say jazz solid (despite the great guitar).

However.

I have a producer friend/teacher who helps me with songs and structures and he almost always tells me to simplify stuff. In your tracks I hear that too; you have so much musicality and so many amazing ideas - any 15 seconds of your track are more interesting than entire tracks (or the entire life work) of some of us.

Eg the first 5 seconds are this awesome drum rhythm plus bass, then at 0:04 you have the sax, then horns, then a Rhodes, then after 2 min you introduce this amazing guitar which you got straight out of the steely Dan studios (who is that amazing guitarist???)

So what I would set you as a challenge is:
- decide what the top 3 ideas are in your track (to me: the drums, the guitar and the horns)
- build a 2-3 minute track out of that to make sure the core is exactly how you want it
- then add some of the other elements.
- then see if it needs to be longer
Oh btw the drop/break at 4:45 needs to be part of the essentials

I should add that I already immensely admire anything you do - it's easily a 11 on a scale of 1-10. I just think that if you make that next step from jams to songs, you can be a major recording artist (if you aren't already). It's just that good.

70s cop movie. nice

Dammnn its good as always, just a question Who plays guitar Mark ?
Michael