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    Wish I could play it without the clams though, lol. Anyway, here it is: Nicae's Song

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    Clams? What clams! I didn't hear any. Great job, Vihar, and beautiful music!:

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    very nice groove there vihar.... :

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    Very nice song! Technically lightyears ahead of where I will ever be; great to hear from someone who really knows how to play.

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    Very nice indeed. I like that jazzy tone.
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    That's a beautiful piece of music Vihar. The melody is very strong and memorable (it's actually still in my head). I think your phrasing is excellent, particularly the way you play off of the melody in some of the improvisational parts. I look forward to hearing more of your stuff. Thanks for sharing this one with us.:
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    Nice clean playing.:

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    Ha! Tele-ish now inbound.

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    Thanks for the nice comments, men, I appreciate it. It can be a pain sometimes when I know where I want to get and it just doesn't turn out to be as clean as I want it, but when I see that some of you like it, I know I'm at least "going somewhere", so what to worry about, right? Thanks again.

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    I love hearing your playing. Very nice! Please keep sharing clips. I still love that "Til there was you" recording you posted as well.
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    Very nice,,, vihar.

    Got a little of that Tuck Andress feel, to it.

    Steve

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    Quote Originally Posted by sunvalleylaw
    I love hearing your playing. Very nice! Please keep sharing clips. I still love that "Til there was you" recording you posted as well.
    Thank you very much, sunvalleylaw!

    Quote Originally Posted by Steve206
    Very nice,,, vihar.

    Got a little of that Tuck Andress feel, to it.

    Steve
    Thanks, Steve! Yes, Tuck Andress is definitely an eye opener for me, showing we can play the guitar that way too.

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