That's awesome. You made my night. Thank you, and best regards.

Oh but this isn't a cover. I wrote this one. 😁

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Thank you. Yeah, I dabble in a lot of different styles with Rock and Jazz being my two favorites.

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Thank you so much Joe. It's very encouraging to be complimented by someone of your experience and expertise.

Thank you so much Ninti. Appreciate the viewing and words.

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I really love your videos too man. You're welcome, and thank you. I will always be a huge Bruce Lee fan. There wasn't anyone as good as him, and there never will be.

Thank you much Sir. I'm always glad to see fellow musicians visiting my channel. This project is what I consider to be my best composing because it does serve its purpose quite well. In this project I combine the older beatnik style jazz with my own solid sound, and I incorporated catchy repetitive phrases for the purpose of enforcing what was "groovy" at that time. It all started when I was a small boy and my cousin Danny Calwell visited me. He had the old eight channel reel to reel recorder with him, and that was a big deal back then because they were very expensive at that time. He brought it to our house and played this unbelievably awesome beatnik style jazz for our family. That was way back in 1968. I was only seven years old at the time, but I was a gifted guitarist. When I heard that music I loved it, and it has stuck with me every since. Later in life, as soon as I purchased my recording studio, I started working on this project. It took a lot of research because, instead of just playing straight beatnik jazz, my objective was to produce something unique that actually captures the mood of that era. I learned a lot from the Dobbie Gillis show, but I also watched a lot of Peter Gunn episodes and many other clips from back then. That's where I discovered that the "groovy" thing to do at that time was to repeat specific phrases over and over again. Or, at least twice. It was popular among jazz musicians as well as teenagers who loved beatnik jazz and were into the beatnik scene.

@@guitarttimman Your very welcome Mr. Halcomb. Funny I was clowning around making jokes on another channel with you and stumbled on a like minded musician lol talk about irony. I don't believe I am on your level so in addition to the enjoyment in reviewing the songs you did on your channel I think I can pick up some pointers simply by listening. I haven't practiced in while due to a hematoma on my lip. They are not serious but it slowed my practicing down a bit. That said I know when I am putting in the work with some disciplined practicing, I tend to progress quickly. Most of what I like to play are improvisations to another song or beat. I have learned through the years almost all of the great Trumpet players have a different style and feel to how they play. They are not the same. And when you really start to listen to the isolated versions from the songs they were playing; in fact they were very different. It is an enigma, I also see this with drummers now that I am paying more attention to it and listening to what they are playing isolated from the rest of the song they were playing with. A good bass player and drummers using jazz techniques works for me. As I am still learning Jazz has a lot of flexibility to it, for example the late great drummer for Led Zeppelin aka Bonzo apparently used the style of a jazz drummer, and also unique to rock and roll he followed the lead guitar "instead" of the bass player ! Hold that thought; I was actually able to pull something similar off in following the lead guitar in a jam session with my horn playing. This guy was a pro and the rest of us were amateurs, so a compliment coming from him was enough to motivate me to continue this experimentation. You mentioned you were a gifted guitarist, so I will be checking out anything you have added or downloaded to your channel regarding your guitar playing. BTW I am a New Yorker live about an hour from New York City, so if you are from NY and are playing live sessions Iwouldn't mind stopping in to hear you jam. Paul

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Thank you very much Brian. Your words and opinion is very much appreciated and merited. And, I think a bit of an elaboration is in order: Before I started this project, I did some research on the attitude of the Beatnik Movement which led me way back to many episodes of that old 60's show Dobie Gillis with emphasis on Maynard G. Krebs portrayed by Bob Denver, And, then Peter Gunn where I was majorly influenced by the music and "lango" in that episode, Beatnik Bar, Modern Art, where Pete is conversing with beatnik Wilbur who's using the dialect. And, the first recording I completed was actually done without any background talking whatsoever. Well, after listening to it a few times, I said to myself, "something is missing," thought about it, and then it hit me, wow! it needs to be embellished with beatnik talk. So, I kept adding a little each time, re-listening, adding, etc. Finally, I came up with the finished product, listened, and thought about it. Well, it does seem that the beatniks of that era did do a lot of "repeating" so I tailored it around that idea. Thanks again man. You Rock!

That's pretty funny, I used to watch Dobie Gillis and always have enjoyed jazz. I understand the reasoning behind the repeating, and I appreciate your understanding of it only being my opinion, it is a good representation of jazz at the time. You did a wonderful job with it. Maynard G. Krebs...that brings back a few of the memories years of pain meds destroyed, loved watching Bob Denver in that roll. Keep up the good work. You Rock my friend, OUT LOUD!!!

Brian Rubright Right on my Friend and thanks again.

Many thanks!!

Thank you. I feel complimented. I'm glad that you enjoy this track, and, if you list my name as being the one who wrote and performed it, then I am okay with you using it. ❤

Kay Taylor I apologize for that Kay. Thank you very much. I was going through Itunes; however, I became dissatisfied with that service and am now in the process setting up my own web page where people can purchase this track directly; hopefully, I'll have it finished soon.

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I'm glad you got the chance to check me out bro. Thank you.

Like. Crazy. Man. Crazy!

You're only 13 years old? Thank you Sir.

Tim Rubin Halcomb You are very welcome

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Did you listen to this song all the way through? If you did, then you know that I'm smart. I make use of several different modes. I played all of the instruments but the drums. The drums were done with a machine. I wrote this music, and I put it together. I know how to put things together and to make them work.

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I'm actually mostly Native American. I have more Indian roots than I do white.

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Hey thanks baby. This is the story teller. It was the beginning of the hippie scene if you know what I mean.

I always give credit to African Americans for inventing Jazz. ❤