This is incredible Wayne....love Jamey's mando and Robert's lyrics are beyond brilliant...

none of my beezwax...but how on earth are you jammin' with someone from Kansas??

Soo preeetty and so sweet. Really nicely done gents. @Dazz: Are we going to hear you on this? Hope so...

Ps congratulations on the outcome of the diabolical pepperoni plectrum caper. Good pies always win! (Ooh, sorry...)

you betcha I am Chrystal baybee!!...well, I'm gonna try...and feel free to jump in, it'd be fun to hear your sparkle in here....oh and thanks...quite the adventure....the best plectrum EVER!!

Oh, you are just the sweetest, Dazz. I love this genre so much, I might do my own little secret thing just for computer and me...heheee But like everyone else, I'm excited to hear YOU on this. I just happened by because George uploaded a pretty bass track. You were the icing and the sprinkles.... ;)

@Ann, I can't wait to hear it. (I really had a blast playing music with Jamey. He's a great musician and we just seemed to instinctively know where each other was going next).

@Chrystal, Thanks. Do I sense some sweet harmonies to go along with Ann's vocals?

oooh Chrystal...if you do sing, please don't hide...share if you feel inclined, I always LOVE to hear what you do with that silky sweet voice of yours...Wayne would be beside himself with two versions I'm quite certain...and I'm going all countryfried....yee haaw!
:)

Ann, you are just the best.... I'll have to talk it over with my computer. We were planning to get a room....but I'm happy to do any harms for you, fer shur, if and when you want them country girl. XXoo

@Wayne: somewhere it was mentioned how you all were responding to, playing off each other. It feels like that, and like we're in the room with you and part of it. It becomes an elevated experience. More than "just" the music. Jazz is like that too. I love it!! And thanks for the sugar. I do have a certain sweet tooth. And so, you know I would do anything for Miss Ann (and for you now too...hehee ;)

Chrystal, I've been playing around a lot with jazz lately. I've been playing a bit of bass to help me with jazz bass lines and piano to learn about playing chords over chords.

Looks like Ann has the county version covered. Can I sign you up for the Bluegrass version or is it going to be bluegrass-jazz?

For what it's worth, I hear David Grisman influences all over this. Dawg music with an accent! :-)

I LOVE Kompoz! :)