Dan Sheets said: 06.08.2013 23:17 PM

Thanks Mark Ellis for checking out my tunes. Thanks for your kind comments! I am not familiar with the rippingtons, but I will check them out! Peace!

Mark Ellis said: 04.08.2013 10:18 AM

Havent heard any of your music before.. glad I popped, I was listening to an album a friend gave me a while ago by The Rippingtons, and that band came to mind when I heard this.. it's a fine track and always good to hear some great Sax.. very nice.

Dan Sheets said: 28.07.2013 01:10 AM

Thanks to all of you whom have given feedback on this track! To Zatrick (John and Paul) I am so sorry for your loss of your doggie Leah. I wrote this tune for my grandaughter Leah and I am honored that you would like to think of this tune as a tribute for Leah! it really was meant to convey the happiness of life and of experiencing life's adventures!

Dan Sheets said: 28.07.2013 01:08 AM

Thanks to all of you whom have given feedback on this track! To Zatrick (John and Paul) I am so sorry for your loss of your doggie Leah. I wrote this tune for my grandaughter Leah and I am honored that you would like to think of this tune as a tribute for Leah! it really was meant to convey the happiness of life and of experiencing life's adventures! Thanks so much for your wonderful comments! For Lodato; thanks so much for your wonderful comments! This tune was meant to be in your face, although I am not very good at mastering and mixing tunes! My thought was to try and compete with the hip hop venue on a sax tune! For Terry; thanks so much for your kind words! I am a little embarrassed to tell you how I do my tunes. The short of it is: I score everything in Sibelius and then import my files into Mixcraft Pro. When I get the sounds I like for the rhythm section I go back and record the sax or acoustic sounds necessary. I use a Yeti Blue Mike for the sax.

Dan Sheets said: 28.07.2013 01:07 AM

Thanks to all of you whom have given feedback on this track! To Zatrick (John and Paul) I am so sorry for your loss of your doggie Leah. I wrote this tune for my grandaughter Leah and I am honored that you would like to think of this tune as a tribute for Leah! it really was meant to convey the happiness of life and of experiencing life's adventures! Thanks so much for your wonderful comments! For Lodato; thanks so much for your wonderful comments! This tune was meant to be in your face, although I am not very good at mastering and mixing tunes! My thought was to try and compete with the hip hop venue on a sax tune! For Terry; thanks so much for your kind words! I am a little embarrassed to tell you how I do my tunes. The short of it is: I score everything in Sibelius and then import my files into Mixcraft Pro. When I get the sounds I like for the rhythm section I go back and record the sax or acoustic sounds necessary. I use a Yeti Blue Mike for the sax.

Dan Sheets said: 28.07.2013 01:07 AM

Thanks to all of you whom have given feedback on this track! To Zatrick (John and Paul) I am so sorry for your loss of your doggie Leah. I wrote this tune for my grandaughter Leah and I am honored that you would like to think of this tune as a tribute for Leah! it really was meant to convey the happiness of life and of experiencing life's adventures! Thanks so much for your wonderful comments! For Lodato; thanks so much for your wonderful comments! This tune was meant to be in your face, although I am not very good at mastering and mixing tunes! My thought was to try and compete with the hip hop venue on a sax tune! For Terry; thanks so much for your kind words! I am a little embarrassed to tell you how I do my tunes. The short of it is: I score everything in Sibelius and then import my files into Mixcraft Pro. When I get the sounds I like for the rhythm section I go back and record the sax or acoustic sounds necessary. I use a Yeti Blue Mike for the sax.

Dan Sheets said: 28.07.2013 01:06 AM

Thanks to all of you whom have given feedback on this track! To Zatrick (John and Paul) I am so sorry for your loss of your doggie Leah. I wrote this tune for my grandaughter Leah and I am honored that you would like to think of this tune as a tribute for Leah! it really was meant to convey the happiness of life and of experiencing life's adventures! Thanks so much for your wonderful comments! For Lodato; thanks so much for your wonderful comments! This tune was meant to be in your face, although I am not very good at mastering and mixing tunes! My thought was to try and compete with the hip hop venue on a sax tune! For Terry; thanks so much for your kind words! I am a little embarrassed to tell you how I do my tunes. The short of it is: I score everything in Sibelius and then import my files into Mixcraft Pro. When I get the sounds I like for the rhythm section I go back and record the sax or acoustic sounds necessary. I use a Yeti Blue Mike for the sax.

zatrick said: 24.07.2013 17:30 PM

I once had a dog called Leah who sadly had to be put to sleep earlier this year. I like to think of this track as a sort of tribute to her - remembering when she was young and full of life. Such an uplifting piece of music Danny - feel good vibes throughout. Superb sax work. Lovely full sound to the track. Rated. John & Paul

LODATO said: 24.07.2013 16:38 PM

Nice crisp production. Everything here is in yer face but it works for an immediate sound if you will. Aggressive and passionate for all involved or all of you? A comment or two on the tunes creation would be nice from you.

tbwig said: 23.07.2013 08:14 AM

Haven't seen you in a while Danny, and you're back with some nice sax lines set into sweet groove...sounds like voices from a Korg M1?...nice to be able to set those sax riffs up (well mic'd...what gear did you use for that?) ...nice funky groove Enjoyed this slice of smooth in my early morning ...a little Leah :) Thumbs!