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Man Scott, Even with this sparse rhythm section backing it this sounds great. Simon and Garfunkle or Crosby, Stills and Nash on the harmonies. Catchy and beautiful melody. I'd love to hear a more comprehensive treatment musically to add on top of what you already have here. The piano is really nice. I think you could layer some other instruments on top without having to record anything else over again. Just an acoustic guitar or two with some more proper sounding drums and of course some bass to fill in the bottom and give it somewhat more of a solid beat. My kind of music. Definately worth something, Pal. One of the best I've heard in raw form. The organ just came in and I like that. Third time I've listened now. Keep what you've got and add to it Scott. I love it, absolutely.
Your Pal,
Steve
I'm the only person here who is not unique.
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