This composition, "I Remember Wes", is, of course, a tribute to the ground-breaking electric jazz guitarist, Wes Montgomery, with a little a Jimmy Smith -- the equally great Hammond B3 electric jazz organist -- thrown in, and arranged in a style inspired by the late arranger, conductor and composer, Claus Ogerman.

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****** Song Summary *************
Key = Am , Tempo @ 130, Meter = 4/4
Soloist is saved with the song : Organ,Soloist Bossa Ev 140 (1660)
Style is _BOSSAN.STY (Bossa w/ Nylon-Electric Guitar &)

RealTracks in style: #921:Bass, Acoustic, Bossa Ev 110 (Neil Swanson)
RealTracks in style: #925:Piano, Acoustic, Rhythm Bossa Ev 110 (Miles Black)
RealTracks in style: #708:Guitar, Nylon-Elec, Rhythm Bossa Ev 140 (Oliver Gannon)
RealDrums in style: BossaBrushes: a: Sidestick Brushes b: Sidestick, Ride (Craig Scott)

Melody: Acoustic piano played in octaves by me and rendered as electric jazz guitar through Edirol VSC software synthesizer.

“Comping” electric piano: Acoustic piano played by me and rendered as electric piano through Edirol VSC software synthesizer.

Soloists at bridge:

Oliver Gannon, #707, Guitar, Electric, Soloist, Bossa, Ev. 140, Bluesy (32 bars)
Mike LeDonne, #1660, Organ, Soloist, Bossa, Ev. 140, Jazz, Latin (32 bars)

“Comping” duet at end:
Mike LeDonne, #1657, Organ, Soloist, Bossa, Ev. 085, Bluesy, Jazz, Latin, Double-time (14 bars)
Pat Martino, #2184, Guitar, Electric, Soloist, Bossa, Ev. 140, Bluesy (14 bars)

String arrangement:

Slow strings, tremolo violins, violin section, and violins spiccato rendered through Edirol Orchestral software synthesizer.

Ensemble cellos rendered through Miroslav Philharmonik.

"Music is what feelings sound like."-- borrowed from a Cakewalk Music Creator forum member, "Mamabear".