I was playing a simple chord progression in the key of C major, trying to make each chord sound interesting by adding suitable extensions. As usual, I recorded each take, then picked the one that sounded satisfactory to me and added a solo line. Three tracks with a little ambiance, that’s all. The title occurred to me only after I listened to the finished song a couple of times. The association may seem a bit weird, but that’s just how I perceive it…
Turning 73 today, and still in love with guitar… True love never fades, I guess.
David - thank you for listening and the kind words. I recorded the tracks some days ago and saved them as a project, but selected and mixed them this morning. @dlemire60
Jason - thank you very, very much. With your wishes and the kind comment you left I feel almost as if you came to my BDay party, really, thanks again. @Ontime
Your comment has just made my day, Clint, thank you!
Oh, and one more thing; it was one of your remarks some time (perhaps a year?) ago that made me think more about phrasing while recording a solo line. That’s something I’ll always remember…
Nice soothing piece of musical artwork which paints a calming watercolor of a scene one may encounter on a Springtime walk through a sunny meadow with bees, butterflies & hummingbirds flitting to & fro!
Very enjoyable - as usual!!!
Your artistry never fails to impress & bring a smile to my face!!! Thank you for sharing!!!
Thank you for posting this. It’s so melodic and such a pleasure to listen to in the morning. I’ll play it while I’m watching the butterflies in my garden this morning!
@CATMAN62@Prof_Thunder Tod, Ian - thank you, Friends. Your comments are the greatest reward I could ever get for what I’m doing in music; actually you are too kind, I honestly feel I don’t deserve the praise. I’m very happy you liked this piece of music, nonetheless.