Fresh outta the oven. First verse is tongue-in-cheek homage to the Brothers Four.

MAN, talk about different!

Would have been a GREAT candidate for a "Wolf" ending.

Square old folksong done well.

R.

Very nice Wolf. May I ask what kind of camera you use?

Hey Heikki ( aka the Wolf),
Wow man, another new recording from you less than 24 hours after your last Beer Fest theme number offering. You're on a recording roll.
Before my initial listen I hadn't read your comment that the first verse was simply a "tongue in cheek" homage of the Brothers Four, so was taken a back and honestly concerned about the out of character vocal harmonizer (?) pitch warbling that was going on in the first verse, yet after that, back in good vocal form , and what I have grown to expect from you . Well done buddy. Ok, Hope you can make it back to the SF Bay area again so we can jam and perhaps perform together. Maybe you can incorporate your next SF trip with a future business trip, as Fujitsui's got a big facility here in Silicon Valley. OK, I suppose its time for me to get off my butt and post another song soon now. - Scott

I like the organ buffet, white plush chair - easy on the back playing hours at the KB, wuff wuff wolf, brillento, there are still a few stars on CZ. Not many left but now a few??

Heya Christer

Your voice is sure comparable

Cheers

Hey Heiki My friend,
I was on vacation and back now
And i like to tell you that you have a great voice and did sing that verry beautifull my friend
You could certainly hear the difference between the first and seccond part
And great KB Playing especialy the BagPipe if you close youre eyes its almost if someone realy is blowing

Greetings Rico

Great job - one teeny idea though - the range of the bagpipe is so much more limited than you played. I have found that the key to realism is to stay as close to the confines of the real instrument as possible. The upper range of that sample sounds so much more "synthy" than the meaty part. I enjoyed the song - love your voice, man. Glad you gave up the cursing too. Nice job!

Hi Heikki,

Very nice arrangement and beautifully played and sung.

Smoother than a hustler's opening line.

Ian

PS...Nice work on the 'pipes...they are a popular instrument here on Cape Breton Island.

Ian I don't think anyone else does pipe like the T4 if they do someone will no doubt inform use, but lets hear them too!!!