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Wow, @davisjames -- I showed what you wrote to the house guitar player and we are both appreciative of your generous comment! We're honored you like our little tunes.
Sending warmest wishes to you and your dear ones! Happy strumming now and in the coming year-- keep making your delightful music!
Wow!You guys.I'm sure this will,for me become one of my favourite compositions of yours.When I was younger,playing a favourite record before going to work,etc. was a big part of getting set for the day.Now it's FOTMD and often,your compositions and playing...much appreciated.All the best over Christmas and into the new year.
@strumelia
I know a lady banjo player who is known for actually falling asleep while playing in jams. She's a good player usually, but as she falls asleep her playing starts slowing down until she nods off... then as her head drops she jolts back awake and resumes playing as if nothing happened. To her credit, one of the reasons for this is that she often plays with others for many hours and far into the night.
@nate , we're glad you liked it! Thanks so much for listening!
My tendency anymore is to make music which could put me to sleep, preferably not while playing (because a dulcimer could suffer damage when dropped).
It only makes me feel sleepy because it perfectly embodies the wistful, ethereal feeling that I only get in dreams :) This is really pleasant
Hey, @randy-adams -- glad you got the dreamy ride. :) If our music causes drowsiness, we've done our job. haha
Ha! Wake me up when it's over! : ) Huh-uh that's not what I got there Robin. I got got the dreamy ride tho. : )