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| Waltz for Miranda by Xolv | 2 months ago |
 Love this! The steel drums are way cool. Love the mix of sounds and genres. |
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| Lonely At The Top by jimbouchard | 3 months ago |
This is one of my favorite songs of all time also Jim so it was quite easy to get into and enjoy. Good Job as usual! You are one of those who post online who are a true musician! |
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| Little Brown Haired Girl by k6 | 4 months ago |
| Very nice playing! Flows nicely without trying to overwhelm the listener. Hear little bits of make me a pallet, maybe Mississippi John Hurt influence? | |
| Naughty Little Pill by DLB | 4 months ago |
Good rock song. Love the guitar and keyboards! Well played! |
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| Alice's JOB by RAMZAR | 4 months ago |
| Great song and painting! Nice use of varying styles but still having them sound like one coherent piece. | |
| NIGHT by Barretok | 4 months ago |
| Wonderful operatic production. Great full sound! Nice song construction also. | |
| Blues Stay Away From Me by bronco | 5 months ago |
| Thanks Mr. B! Probably I should have posted under blues rather than country. When people hear the word country they think about what is popular now and that crap turns my stomach too. | |
| A Bomb Blues by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| I remember those days too. Very nice song and great playing! | |
| Winin' Boy Blues by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| Good choice of a great classic song. Wonderful piano playing! May your type of music always be played for others to hear. | |
| Soap Factory by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
I really like your voice. I thought the keyboard (synth?) was a little overpowering in the mix. The song itself is terriffic. Lyrics are great and the melody is very nice. I would like to hear a simpler version with perhaps just acoustic piano and your voice? That way what I see as the strengths here, your voice and lyrics, would stand out more. Nice job. Thanks for posting! |
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| Can't make me feel this way no more by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
Very cool, funky blues, the kind I like! The lead vocal reminded me of Joe Walsh. The little harmony touches were also well done. Just the whole thing worked very well with no one trying to dominate but just letting the song roll along like it should. |
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| Absolutely Sweet Marie by Dylan | 1 year ago |
| Very nice! Enjoyed greatly! Keep up the good work. | |
| Ballad Of Hollis Brown by Dylan | 1 year ago |
A very powerful song the first time I heard it and your version does it justice very nicely. I love these lesser known early songs of Bob's. Your updating of the tune to a more modern sound comes off quite well. |
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| SECRETS by Barretok | 1 year ago |
| It's no secret that this is a cool song. Nice backing track and good delivery of lyrics that go to the heart of it all. | |
| Ten thousand miles by reini | 1 year ago |
Very nice guitar picking. Your voice is also quite expressive and certainly good enough that you shouldn't apologize for it. Most of the singers I like aren't technically great but they all have a quality to the tone of their voice that I like. You have that also. |
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| Killing me softly - Cover by reini | 1 year ago |
Great Job! One of my favorite songs. Good to hear the younger generation appreciate good music. On your performance, the pitch is a little off in some places but not bad at all. For ten years old it is a fantastic job of singing! |
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| Follow You Down by bronco | 1 year ago |
| Thanks Pharmakeus, I agree about the covers thing. If you do a cover and it sounds exactly like the original then what's the point? You might as well just play the CD. I have been blessed in that regard I suppose because I don't really sound like too many other people. And my guitar playing has been mostly a self taught thing also so it usually sounds fairly individualistic also. Glad you enjoyed this version. |
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| Follow You Down by bronco | 1 year ago |
| Thanks Xolov! Bob's first album was almost all covers. I think there might have been one or two originals. He was very much following his influences then, Woody Guthrie and several country bluesmen. | |
| Rusted Swings by JodyG | 1 year ago |
I really like the song and your singing. The piano tone seemed off at first but that went away. You are too sophisticated and polished a musician to be what I think of as country although I am out of touch I am sure. To me this would be pop or soft rock but whatever you call it, it is good! Great job! |
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| THE OUTSIDER (Purgatory Blues) by Barretok | 1 year ago |
Right on! I've done collaboration with Ziti also. A good guy to have playing behind your vocal! |
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| I'm Not So Sure [RUNDFUNK] by kabbala | 1 year ago |
Wonderful relaxed feeling to this one. Bass line is sweet. Singing is cool. Everything works! Nice song! |
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| You "R" The One by 2Nice | 1 year ago |
Good production! Nice singing voice. Good arrangement! Way to go! |
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| Duff Town by Xolv | 1 year ago |
Your previous song reminded me of a nice little jazz bar with subdued lighting and plants all around. This one is in a bigger venue with spilled beer and sawdust on the floor. A rougher clientel but still there to groove to the music and forget about all else. Great job!! |
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| Slick Bertha by Xolv | 1 year ago |
Sweet! Love the groove. Nice change of tempo and back! |
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| BLUES IN G (The G spot Blues) by Barretok | 1 year ago |
Is this what they mean when they say scratch what itches? I love your Memphis Blues voice! You seem to really get into your songs which is what it is all about! |
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| Blues For a New World by Filmscorz | 1 year ago |
| Late night and the living is groovy! Great vibe. Brings back the jazz of the 50's very nicely! | |
| Duane Eddy vs. Leonard Cohen by RadioRebelde | 1 year ago |
A tune in the great tradition! Duane Eddy indeed! The world needs more of this kind of honest, true music. |
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| Tootsie by Bass2x | 1 year ago |
| Sweet riffing on the trumpet over the super nice piano comping. Very professional sounding! | |
| I Know You Rider by bronco | 1 year ago |
| Thanks, I didn't hear the southern rock thing until you mentioned it but it is there. Mainly I think in the lead guitar. | |
| KEY TO THE HIGHWAY (cover) by Barretok | 1 year ago |
Nice job. World weary vocal! Nice slurring on the midi guitar also. This is one that is on my list to do soon. It will be in my down home folk style of course so it won't compete with yours. |
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| It Ain't Fair 45 RPM by Joanna | 1 year ago |
| I hadn't listened to this one in years. Still sounds pretty good to my ears. Way to go Joanna! One of those that will keep on keeping on! | |
| That's My Baaabbbyyy by BossHook | 1 year ago |
Lots to like from the guitar tone, chord progression, your phrasing on the vocal . . . in short, just an all around excellent job. A quality song and production! |
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| SOUL KITCHEN (Doors cover) by Barretok | 1 year ago |
| Spent hundreds of hours listening to the Doors. Jim was fantastic but the rest were way underrated. Probably my all time favorite rock band. Combined two of my favorite things - blues and poetry! Nice job there Barretok! | |
| Inca Gold by Barretok | 1 year ago |
Very nice! Love the way you combined music of two different places. |
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| Absolutely Sweet Marie by Dylan | 1 year ago |
Well done! Vintage Bob! |
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| You Never Get Done With Yourself by Dylan | 1 year ago |
Tell it brother! Preaching to me with this kind of music! Loved it! |
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| Remembering by JodyG | 1 year ago |
Wonderful melody! Good job! |
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| Blues something or other by Nuuute | 1 year ago |
Sweet tune. Very creative use of loops. Way to go! |
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| SEXY SONG FOR A SEXY GIRL (In rock & latin swing) by Barretok | 1 year ago |
Cool song. Vocals reminded me of Bob Dylan circa Blonde On Blonde album. |
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| Little Red Rooster (vocals) (Willie Dixon cover) by Barretok | 1 year ago |
Nice one! That slide sound is bad. Love the tempo and strength of this one! |
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| BLUES FOR A NEW WORLD (part 3) by Barretok | 1 year ago |
Very nice arrangement! This piece sets a real mood! |
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| DRIVING HOME BLUES by Barretok | 1 year ago |
Great big beautiful thick sound! Late night on sixth street knocking back the last beer of the night! |
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| SECOND CHANCE BLUES by Barretok | 1 year ago |
Down with the blues! Classic electric blues! Nice! |
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| Raktified Covers "Doctor?" (Doctor Who theme) by Surak | 1 year ago |
Always loved the Dr. Who theme. Great job! Love the electric guitar. |
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| Last To Know by Dylan | 1 year ago |
| Chris and Dylan you both sound so good here! Love that punk, country rock sound that is all Alejandro! | |
| Sand (duet) by Dylan | 1 year ago |
Fantastic! You have transmuted that mysterious Lee Hazlewood feeling into modern times and given it a whole nother life! Terriffic arrangement, cool vocals, great song - what more could you ask for! |
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| One Fine Day (duet with andrew) by Dylan | 1 year ago |
| A cool rocker! Love the sardonic Dylan vocal. | |
| Goodnight Dreamer by Dylan | 1 year ago |
This is great! The world needs more lullabies. This coming from someone with sleep problems. And this is a really nice one. |
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| No Falling Stars (kinder/gentler) by moptzar | 3 years ago |
| Well I liked this version better. Hate to be picky but I would have left off the storm effects after the first couple of bars. Just my opinion which is no better than anyone elses. The guitar sound is fine now but it still overpowers the vocals in places. Your strong point is your voice and lyrics. Make your vocal the dominant part of the song and let the rest be background. | |
| No Falling Stars by moptzar | 3 years ago |
 I really liked the song and your voice but the electric guitar was just horribly distorted and ruined it for me. |
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| In Another Time by mikehahn | 3 years ago |
Well written song with intelligent thought out lyrics. I don't know if it is intentional or not but for my taste your voice was too emotional throughout the song. I prefer it if the emotion comes in to emphasize parts of the song, usually the chorus. Of course, some people tell me I don't sing with enough emotion so there you go. |
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| Bucket of Suds by TEXASFEEL | 3 years ago |
Stevie Ray lives! |
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| Shufflin': blues harmonica by Daddio | 3 years ago |
Very nice harmonica! Enjoyed it. |
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