San Jose (Tryin' To Find The Way)
Been on a bit of a "whatever happened to" trip of late. Burt Bacharach's gas pumper in "Do You Know The Way To San Jose" inspired this one. Arno's heartrending chord arrangement and Ernie's bass full of light and space felt very right; got a slight Red Hot Chili Peppers feel. And was just about to upload when I heard Peter's amazing HD flute which screamed to be added. Had to cut and paste a bit to fit in the ...
ARNOSOLO
One more excellent song my friend ! Thx for the superb jam <3
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gwailoah
Thank you Brother Joao, was good to use natural voice on this one, very happy you like! :D
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Ernie440
yeah, this is cool brother, very glad you chose this one to compose on!! Nice to hear it again with your vox. Sounds great Brian, groovy tune man!! :W
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gwailoah
Cheers Ernie! Your beautiful bass lines made it hard to pass this one by! Always a pleasure to jam with you my bro :D
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gwailoah
Thank you Peter, I so wanted to get your flute into the jam with the vocal, and sorry for having to cut and paste to fit :@:o hope the result is okay /|\<3
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