Originally Posted By: rayc
An engaging essay into a very odd man.
The flutes brought Tom Rapp to mind though I don't recall any flutes on Pearls before Swine recordings.
Nice one Robert.


I appreciate your succinct sum-up, Ray... and listening back to this I knew you`d say it had a Tom Rapp feel!

Originally Posted By: dani48
Hi Rob !


I did watch an episode of
a TV series where they
went thru this story I think
it may have been something
like " mysteries at the museum"
or something similar ! It
was fascinating indeed and
so is your wonderful tune
so delicately and prepared and
performed !

Gracias !

Cheers
Dani


Dani,
I can`t find that tv show you reference, but appreciate your listen and interest.


Originally Posted By: Janice & Bud
Being fans of history we remember the reporting on that.

This is quite a fascinating subject and one that would not be
expected to become the subject of a song. You did a remarkable
job of capturing the tale with that vivid imagery.

Janice's first comment was that she felt as though she was
floating over the maps. The groove does offer that indeed.

The flute was an excellent choice. Also the congas work very well.

Really well done and the addition of the right video track would be something to behold!

J&B



J&B,

I hope I don`t go looking for odd song topics- they just come naturally from an interest in the quirky things I come across.
Its always interesting to me that your comments indicate a sharing of listens and opinions on forum songs between yourselves... making music a cool family affair!

Robert