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Where to begin??? Gerry... in 2006 you had a vocal I would compare with Sinatra or Jack Jones. Thanks for taking time to give us another shot at listening. ...and you are so right... your Sax Player practically melted the room with his performance. The real "stunner" was that vocal and it begs the question... do you still have it? Age causes change in some... but it seemed to mellow Sinatra and he just got better and better.
As I listened, those perfectly timed little "guitar breaks" filled-in so nicely. If I had to classify a genre... it would be "Contemporary Blues" and it suits your style to a "T."
Is it perfect... not quite... the lyric could probably use some minor changes... but on a scale of 1 to 10... this is a 9 & 3/4 to my ancient ears. Thanks for sharing... and if you still have that vocal capability... you need to unleash it on some more of your work... or start doing demos for those of us who would "kill" for a voice like that.
Wow! So impressive!
----Dave
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