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Hey! Real smooth sound, I'm liking it... big fan of Jazz and Improvisational Jazz too here!! Man that bass line is all over the place, how could anyone not love this song? Classic, super high energy, great drum fills and melodies. GREAT SONG!!!
Pete!! Good to hear from you. AH YEAH, THIS IS SOME COOL STUFF! The bass knows all the cool spots to hit, the drums and guitar are laid back, the organ and horn spotlights are nicely performed! LMAO!! I just noticed my last comment I said, "OH YEAH" - this time I said "AH YEAH!" That's exactly how it hits me. Thanks so much for the download!
OH YEAH!!! I hope you don't think I'm hogging the comments on this one - feel free to delete if you wish - I just have to let you know one more time that as i hear this, I'm thinking, "OH YEAH!!!"
Love this tune mate! Just lovin it! Make more of these tunes please :D You got my vote! -Rex
I'm still digging this tune - I would download it if it were available to be enjoyed outside of the site, but since it's not, here I is listening and saying HI!! Great jam!!!
Really nice. Very smooth. Great feel to this. Nice job. Thumbs up. Wait for Stars
Great hammond organ sound ya going on - this was the clincher for me to say "well fukn done" - it's far better than my pile of schmazz. OK hearing a real sleazy trumpet solo now... brill dude just brill. I like the walking bass too but don't get a big-head hee hee. How can I not mention the fine drumming and some really cool licks on guitar around the minute mark. Up my street thumzup dude
Enjoyed that! Great bass line throughout, and a snazzy drum track rounding out the bottom. Guitar sounds excellent, I hear the Benson influence mentioned earlier. Horn and keyboards compliment the piece nicely too, yeah, this was a fun listen. Well done, and thanks for giving my new bit a spin earlier, for an old punk you've cleaned up well!
I havent been spending a lot of time here recently, and coming back I find some great new music to listen to.. this included. Really enjoyed this, and will certainly be back more often.. Iv'e missed being here, and feeling inspired to start making some new music of my own. Nice track.. thanks for sharing.
Very cool track I'm listening to... I like the way the drums and bass work together on this. I like the groove you guys have going. I'm not too familiar with this genre, but it reminds me of a combination between Glenn Miller and Stanley Jordan - very nice!
Very nice track my friend. Love the flow you have going here. Great all around vibe and just an excellent song THumbs Eric
I really enjoyed this. I don't know why but I heard it and instantly though Miles Davis, and Billie Holiday. I don't know much about the technical side of this, but I know what I like to hear and this was it.
Real Jazz! NICE! I agree w/Dan! Fine George Benson-esque riffage. Wait, there's the other Geo, The Duke that is. Throw in a lil Dizzy G for spice and there you have it. Voila! Grazzi! R8!
We don't get enough of this kind of music on this site...more power to the three of you for bringing it with such panache. I very much enjoyed this slice of jazz. Easy rate.
Excellent piece. Great 'trumpetology' from Dennis. In fact, great everything from all of you.
Mmmm. Great! 'R' Very professional.
Dark lights, brilliant music, a lady to nuzzle up to, some kind of non-nicotonic smoke floating through the air and wonderful memories. R
Pete Romanowski, aka Europica is a bass player from the UK who started to play at the age of 24. His first band was a rock outfit called Motorboat who played their original songs around Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and Bedfordshire in the 80's. This lead to them to being plugged by the late great John Peel. Compared with the Pink Fairies one of their many gigs involved raising money to help out a mate who was a hunt saboteur, who had got arrested at a fox hunt, taken to court and fined for breaking the peace. So they did a benefit gig to help raise some money so the fine could be paid. Such was the spirit of this band who also did benefits for Amnesty International.In the 90's Pete was invited to join three bands. "Handy", "The Nightshift" and "Chicken Inspectors", (the latter name taken from a Daffy Duck cartoon). They gained local media exposure, in the press and on Radio. Their highlight was playing the Bedfordshire Millennium Festival in the beautiful grounds of Shuttleworth House which was the biggest event of any kind to be held in the County. They also did some benefit gigs for local charities. Pete's favourite gig with this band however was in a tiny pub with a highly charged atmosphere on St Patricks night. To be sure to be sure.Here Pete showcases all of his compositions, ranging from World to Classical to Jazz, Reggae, Dub, and EDM (Electronic Dance Music). There are some collaborations here too. So check out the credits on the page to see who else is involved and it's highly recommended that you google their names to find their outstanding music. The collabs on this page were started off with Pete's ideas, recording the basslines, writing the lyrics and maybe a few other things and then inviting others to bring their own personal creativity to complete the songs. Most of the Reggae and all of the Trance tunes are Europica's solo works. Enjoy the music here and if you'd like to comment or become friends then please feel free to do so or just say a simple "hello". Many thanks!
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@j_whitman Will do ;o) Have a great up coming week!
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