Stompin' At The Savoy

Good job. I like the way you put it together. Is that a Kanilea?
 
Very nice and clean. I like your light touch and the slightly bumpy rhythm.
Pretty vintage kind of sound, if you ask me.
 
Hello Ken, "vintage" was a compliment, I hope that came through. Perhaps it's your mixing skills or your amp, but probably your playing, that creates an ambiance that made me think of a 1940s dance hall with lots of black suits and high hats and such.

As a beginning player, nice to see hand closeups as well to get an impression of the movement. Nice work with the backing/solo, a very solid entry!
 
UkeNinja said:
Hello Ken, "vintage" was a compliment, I hope that came through. Perhaps it's your mixing skills or your amp, but probably your playing, that creates an ambiance that made me think of a 1940s dance hall with lots of black suits and high hats and such.

As a beginning player, nice to see hand closeups as well to get an impression of the movement. Nice work with the backing/solo, a very solid entry!
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Don't worry, I got the compliment, and thanks. Very encouraging comment.

Blessings

KEN
 
dear me! taste. pacing. quality.

Mr Middleton, you are a real musician indeed and not some mere hobbyist! Thank you, ever so much, for a fine performance! Sincerely, S Masty
 
That just made me happy! I have always loved that song, and this is a wonderful performance of it.
 
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