SLAPJOHNSON

Hey mate...if the horns were any crisper you'd have to put them in a plastic bag and market them!(SaxoCrisps/salt&vinegar flavour lol)...man I love this groove,the chord structure is so thick..the way you stack the stabs is unreal and you swing it with that baritone on the bars...every time I hear that beast it just hits your mid section.......There's one thing that surprises me,how did you ever get out of America?..if the pundits in Detroit,Chicago or wherever the hell the heart of Funk resides over there had of heard this,they would have chained you to a recording studio's door or made you George Clinton's right hand man!......Fuuuuuuunky stuff Men!..cheers Dave

Wonderful mix of saxophones. In my humble opinion, nothing to say ... only, go for them ... This track is great and sounds great.

Honestly, I'd like to hear that bass brought forward a bit, but that's my aesthetic (hey, you asked!).

A father and son collaboration...how cool is that? I dream of the day my daughters sit down to do some recording with me. Meanwhile, I do the elementary school drum club with my 12 year old weekly. Live jam, yeah it is the best!

This is happening Slap. It "feels" like a totally dialed in live set. And honestly, what can really be better than that?

Added to my list of favorites. Thanks for that!

This reminds me of seventies TV detective music (Lalo Schiffrin etc). Tastefully done and with nice production chops!

Jamie.

The mood and live ambience of this is beautifully captured! Lovely to hear something like this on the loop! 100% live and not an overdub in sight - Great!!!

Jamie.

I am so feeling this Slap, love what ya got going on, awesome sounds...

Man Slap, I love this track. It's very well made. I love your voice and the beat throughout the track. Great job overall.

Keep it up, my friend.

SLAP im loving this.from your rediculous sweet soulfull playing to the Stealy Dan backrounds. you play with such feeling.i ges that's why you have more downloads than i have money in my pockets.i can hear that you understand the concept of practice makes perfect. i would love to colab with you on some SMOOOOOOOTH JAZZ. have to write summthin special for this colab.great track.PEACE. THE MACK MAN OUT.

Yeah, this sounds good! Nice subtle use of the backup singers! This sounds radio ready to me! Great work!

Perfect. I can not vote on it as fav twice, although you have done even better.

Salud

Great intro! The guitar stands out as being really special on this track! Those horns are groovy too! The vocals sound excellent, and I think some female backup vocals would be awesome! I can't find anything to criticize about this song. It rules!

I am always eager to hear the opening bars of music, when I find one of your downloads. As usual, I'm not disappointed with your performance. The set is very consistent for me, although I remain a layman in this style of music ....

Dan

I loved the energy of the song, even your voice ripping the air with firmly and decisively. Just a note to give it more brilliance: a chorus to accompany you from the 3:30 and in some moments after the guitar solo. If the voices were a woman ... better. It is a thought spoken aloud.
Wonderful song and wonderful performance in his voice.

Are you the one playing the horn section?

good blues!the only minor thing i found is the tamborine on the left is to up front.

sounds like sumtin dat wuld fit a video game- crime

Great. No one blows like you do. Perhaps I should rephrase that, lol. Okay, I like the way you handle you instrument. Damn, that's just as bad. Oh, I know, cool track :-)

Faved and Downloaded, Good Buddy

John

Wonderful piece. Another fav and download.

John

Another track destined for my next get together. At the last, I introduced a group of friends to kikajon and a few other members. They loved the "new" music. I'm collecting a buch for ST Patty's day.

Faved and downloaded

All The Best

John

Yeah, your changes are a major improvement! This album is going to sound awesome! Nice work!

Hey Slap...I was at the Melbourne Zoo (which is also a fantastic facility) with my sister and her kids,anyway we're in front of the monkey enclosure (one of them) and my young nephew asks "what are they doing"..I promptly reply 'Shagging'..he turns to me and in all seriousness asks "what's shagging?"..I turn to my sister and say "lets go look at the Elephants,that's a safer bet" lol
Man your really hitting your straps now,this sounds great!.such a rich sonic experience and the fx's are way cool..superb playing..that's really a byword in any of your material.
cheers Dave :)

Wonderful piece. I find it hard to find something that can be improved when I like, but I'll try. The only thing I find something out is low. There are times when it seems that the bass walk backwards, while the rest of the music tries to move forward.

Love the Vibe to this Slap. Had my head nodding the whole time. Automatic Fav.

_C-DUB_

Quite an inspiring track! I really like that bass line, though maybe it could use a little more low end. All those horns are awesome, and are really well played! The flute solo rules! Explosive dynamics on the mix! Really fine work my friend!

One of the most amazing gigs I ever did was the Main Gate at the Phoenix, Arizona zoo with a West African Drum and Dance troupe called africatamtam. We did a 90 minute set, and by the end there were over 30 toddlers shaking nappy covered bums to it.

I have to agree with Toby's review. There's a "Bungle in the Jungle" homage here that's totally in the Spirit of, but not approach. It's not the flute, either. Very cool.

Groovy groove.