Ah ha ha ha. Seriously, this is really nice. I like the way it sort of trails off, awkwardly plinking into the false endings (1:20 & 2:50) -- maybe it's the sound of the rain you made? -- and then comes sweetly back (and then the real ending is just -- zoop! done!).
Are you familiar with Supperbell Roundup? He's this banjo-playing, Greyhound-traveling, busking kid -- his album is pretty neat. You might like it. posted by Karlos the Jackal at 1:53 AM on
November 3, 2007
Very plaintive and melancholy. Good job. posted by tdismukes at 7:59 AM on
November 3, 2007
"Learn to love your melody".
That is really quite lovely. posted by YoBananaBoy at 10:30 AM on
November 3, 2007
Always enjoy your banjo playing, and this one has a pretty melody. Something about your vocal delivery this time around reminds me of M Ward. Nice. There is a nice effortless feel to what you do. As micayetoca said, keep 'em coming! posted by edlundart at 9:55 PM on
November 3, 2007
Lovely - I really like your voice! posted by Ira.metafilter at 5:00 AM on
November 5, 2007
I'm sorry but I have to laugh with the ending, you're such a teaser with two falsies, even though I read karlos' comment, I was still kinda waiting for more when the end came.
You really do makes things very sweet, smooth and seemingly effortless. Awesome banjo picking man. posted by snsranch at 4:28 PM on
November 5, 2007
This is awesome. posted by tmcw at 6:35 PM on
November 8, 2007
I had this song stuck in my head all weekend, and I couldn't figure out where the hell I picked it up. It finally clicked -- catchy tune! posted by spiderskull at 2:32 AM on
November 24, 2007
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