SLAPJOHNSON

It sounds morelike jazz than chill. I like it. I do some jazz myself.

Great track, a cross between jazz and some sort of slow rock. I love it!

Great track!

-DaMann

....BUT YOUR COMMAND OF THE SAX LEAVES ME BREATHLESS!I COULD GET INTO THIS JAZZY VIBE WITH TALENTED PEOPLE LIKE YOU AROUND!
LIKE THE WAY THE GUITAR EMBRACES THE SAX.SOUNDS LIKE THEY'RE MAKING LOVE TO EACH OTHER!VERY ENTERTAINING.

very good, nicely put together and composed :)

Great great tone you have here.

Man you have some nice tracks here! Your reviews say it all- The flute solo in the middle was refreshing!! Fila

Have now been on this site long- but found this number and man this is a great tune and professionally done!! I listened to the lyrics closely and they are awesome nice to see some good lyrics. Instead of folowing the Yellow Brick Road- I am hitting the Rainbow Road-Great Singing!! Filaofsoul

Well, browsing the many artists on this site, A live sax section with brass was not something I was expecting! I can tell your a man of perfectionism, and obviously took some time over this song! and the flute solo was awesome! I have to say though, I was waiting for the drums to break into a powerful beat, accompnaied by the horns. But hey, suprise is the name of the game right? You are an upholder of the fundementals of music and dont let anyone else tell you otherwise!

not something to listen to by myself :p, Great work, Keep it up!

one word...OUTSTANDING!

A great usage of ballad lines and slower tempo. You certainly seem to have a penchant for strong fills at the end of turnarounds and at new sections on beat 1, which shows through well on this. Have you though about changing up the rhythm of the tenor lines (in the way that makes the later choruses of the flute solo so effective), to indicate a bit more tonal movement and energy growth (perhaps a bit less reverb in some higher phrases?) A thoroughly enjoyable listen -- not often to I hear ballads done with this combination of soulful simplicity and energetic give-and-take. Keep it up!

master at work,have no words for it,just perfect
have you any of ur music relaesed yet :))

love the arrangement...beautiful

same problem,please chec it out.

Nice switch in this, some sweet sax work. I think you should work on the drums next tho, get them sounding a little nicer, and a little less rigid.

Did you play all in instruments?

what hapend to the track??the quality has chanced!!!

My pod? I'll mind if you don't mention my unmentionables mate...

Hahaha. Sorry about that man, couldn't resist.

Okay, I pressed replay because for some odd reason this is soundin all funky (no pun intended). Yeah, it sounds like it's being played underwater or out of a speaker that's been stomped on. It's kind of distracting.
What bitrate did ya upload this at? Coz I know that when ya drop down to 80 K the stuff starts sounding all jacked up.

Pushing past that I'm lovin her vocals and this track has an Oldies vibe all about it. I could really see this being played on one of those stations. During the mid or late 60's mix (they tend to play around lunchtime). Very groovin dude. Just wished it was playin right so I could get the whole feel for it. Later on!

WOW! Yes Slap is the master. Absolutly great work man. Loving the voc´s and the melody line. Superb.
Greetings from Berlin.

You are a complete Artist, and
i love your work.
i wish, someday i'll meet you!
Best regards
Rashid

It's great and good .... What talent .... I still have much to do and learn ....

Dan

i can't really tell you how much i enjoyed this piece!
i didn't think it could get much better until i heard the sax solo (sends chills down my spine)...

mate, you are one special producer. and im truly glad to be part of a community with such talent!

thank you so much,
Cheers
Butcha d-_-b

This is an interesting combination of such rich horn-section sound and a more dirty harp/slide vibe. I can tell your interest heads both ways, make sure to listen carefully to how you blend them so they don't clash. The bright, polished horns (reminiscent of Motown to a strong degree) have a dominant place in the mix, and this makes it especially difficult for the tonal qualities of that harp to cut through. The same sort of clash occurs at times with the slide guitar part. This song looks toward an interesting marriage of those types of sounds - it's important to do it carefully. Kudos, and keep up the good work!

This is certainly a gem in your lead vocal selections - like Bryan Adams meets Billy Joel. And the tune is a great arrangement and piece of songwriting. Definitely some representative soul in this number! Keep it up! Any chance of this being available for download? I'd enjoy listening to it with my car's audio rig too.

NK

WOW...rAINBOW ROAD...MUST BE A COLORFULL ROAD..I LIKE YOUR GROOVE AND YOUR SOUND.....i USED TO PLAY THE SAX...NOW I PLAY EVERYOTHER INSTRUMENT BUT.....KEEP THEM COMIN....PEACE