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  1. August 16th, 2009, 06:26 PM #1
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    An old song for piano that I like to fingerpick........http://soundclick.com/share?songid=7981203
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    Wonderful Dan, I love Jim Croce's tunes! You did a great job here, and maybe inspired me to learn a few myself.
    Thanks for posting this :
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    I really enjoyed that Dan. Nice job indeed:
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    thx guys for listening...and taking the time to comment...it is much appreciated......Dan
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    Very nice. Like the way you took a Elton John piano tune and worked it out for acoustic guitar.
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    Nice. Elton is the man...er, sort of.

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    I had missed this. Excellent! This was a favorite from almost my first record album, Elton's Greatest Hits. Nice treatment! I like the finger picking conversion from piano to guitar too. Works great!
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    woww.

    very nice its so simple and great.

    ...so faintly reminiscent to a raspier voiced james taylor..... :

    great job!!

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    Man, where was my head when I thought this was Jim Croce ???
    I guess the vibe you were putting out reminded me of him and his music... I miss Jim and wish he was still around to make music today.
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    Nice cover Dan, sounds great on acoustic too.
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