Sending the cheers back at ya from Philadelphia - thank you!

@@Stoagman1 thank you!

I did that one! Should be under the Croce playlist, or search my name and the title 😊

Such a good song, one of those I randomly came upon on Spotify

I have started practicing the Sinatra song and will try to get it together and recorded this month :)

Thank you! I appreciate your support and honored to keep his music alive in whatever way I can help do so

🙌🙌🙌 appreciated!

So glad to hear it!

I will put that on my list, thank you! I’m working on “Box #10” now but will get to it.

Appreciate it!

My pleasure!

It is, totally agree 👍

Thank you! Yes I can get out of tune sometimes 😩

@@JosephTurkot The Guitar doesn't make the man ! I come from the town who made SElmer, France. They share a workspace with Buffet Crampon like always. It's all jazz all around, but no "factory". It's very old school and small. No woodwork/ guitars for decades, as you know. It's always on the verge of disappearing. But whatever you work with must mean a lot to you. Plus, I know for a fact, money isn't everything when your heart shines. A manouche friend proved me that experienced people can get acceptable sounds from trashwood guitars, not your case, but I've got ears, yours is not soome overpriced thing. Pure talent or work it is..Bit of both. I'm a bit of a fan of swing and can't see "geniuses" among men who spend 10 hours a day playing. No matter what work you put into this song, it went straight to my core (part hormons,part emotions) totally by-passed education.🤣🤣🤣Time in a bottle is not sorrow, just so raw..

I'm telling you, you "fixed" soome things,inadvertendly..It's our childhood in a bottle. Nothing was perfect.We make it better if good memories are associated. You made the music better. Good work, nothing unnatural about it either. hippies knew what they were about musically, but were clueless in business and wickedness. If not things in general. Hence the terrible generation of "meteorites"/ shining stars so disgusted by reality they chose drugs. And the left ever since looked like clowns. But you revive everybody's heart, no political card asked when we hear that song. It's so human. 🙂🙂Thank you. 🥰

@@JosephTurkot Your choice is perfect. Just a tad higher and your voice wouldn't be on its limit. it's perfect as it is. Clean but fragile. I bet some people don't even hear that. Too bad it's an old song, your version is so neat.

​@@JosephTurkot can i suggest the album of Maxime Le forestier "Plutôt guitare". he's a french guitarist who too knew what he was about. Same period originally. What link ? what link ? Check the "plutot guitare" album if you like guitar. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ebeUasihvL7Hj58.htmlsi=Z-tDtP7V1MrmH494 Quality is quality.. it just happens that the lyrics are a killer..Sure were in France.

Thank you!

Thanks! 🙏

Thanks buddy!!

Thank you!

I used Jerry’s Guitar Bar and highly recommend his video tutorials, they’re great!

@@JosephTurkotI can’t find it I don’t know how and why…could you share the link if it’s still available?

Appreciated!

Thanks!!

@@lisaball6561 Thank you so much!!

Thanks so much for listening!

Thanks so much!

I will give it a listen and see if I can pull it off! Thanks for listening!

Thanks!

Thanks for listening!

Thanks so much!

Thank you Victor 🎉🙏

Thank you!! Such a cool song and the music video for the official song is epic

I used the Ultimate Guitar version, but something didn’t sound right-had to tune down the E strong (I think to D) to get that low note Whitley hits. That should work! Also, love the username 😂

Thanks!

Thank you very much!

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it. I also love the story and the coming to his senses as you said.

thank you Joseph one of. My favorite song in the world I love to hear playing.😊

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