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@Joe - this is a new one to me! This is spooky sounding - thanks for starting us out a little bit early! enjoyed that - pretty cool song!
@Ann - truly enjoyed your playing of this gorgeous piece of music! Very nice touch on the keys... and it is extremely difficult... I haven't practiced enough to get it down this nicely myself... I think I would have to memorize it to truly perform it with any degree of finesse.... the sheet music score is SO difficult for me to read with the double-sharps and accidentals - yipes... Beethoven was brilliant. sigh... LOVELY. Have been looking forward to hearing this since you posted it.
{{I'm home now BTW... and near asleep... but listening before I hit the hay!}}
@Mojo -- Angel -- yeah, great standard blues --- even got that classic "killing floor" line tossed in! Great job - nice sound and singing! -- Blues in Motion - yeah!!! rocking some more great blues sound! GREAT stuff! love the harp and the guitar & bass here too
@Glyn -- Not That Man - oooh I like this theme, and the music is very cool on this - well done, girl!! :-D Sad but interesting and important, and it does happen... you hit things right on the head. To Make You Feel -- Another great job singing here -- your phrasing is spot-on as always! super emotion. enjoyed! All righty -- have a great rest of the weekend guys - I have a VERY busy day tomorrow but less so Monday (I think) so I'll be back in soon as I can.
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