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George is a very good tune

Rockerbob--

You have alot of good tunes. You're an agressive musician, and I enjoy listening to your offerings on GfB&B radio.

But I really have enjoyed listening to George. There's something about that tune that screams quality to me. First, I think it's musically well written. I love the chord progression and how that progression is captured by the twelve string. Not just the rhythm, but the repeatable melody line and it's variations created throughout. The electric solo adds great flavor and takes the song to a new height.

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Steve,

Thanks! I just noticed this posting, only 6 months late. I appreciate your kind words.

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