Getting really close to album tone.

[jimsoloway]

I'm in what I hope are the final stages of getting dialed in to the tone I'm going to use on the next album and I think I'm almost there. My plan at this point is to probably use the Heritage for the whole thing. Here's today's test clip.

 

https://soundcloud.com/jim-soloway/podtest2-04-10-16

[SofaPlayer]

I think it sounds wonderful. But your recordings somehow always do. I'll buy that new album for sure.

[jimsoloway]

I think it sounds wonderful. But your recordings somehow always do. I'll buy that new album for sure.

 

Thanks. Here's the full tune. I'm starting to like the way this is shaping up.

 

https://soundcloud.com/jim-soloway/stardust-04-12-16

[Vanschoyck]

It's been interesting to watch your process, one can see how you grow your projects.

[unikh550]

Mr. Soloway, Count me among those who wish to buy your album. You really sound a lot like George Van Epps. Your 'Stardust' was very sad- and beautiful. Love everything Hoagie ever did.- Charles Bevell

[jimsoloway]

Mr. Soloway, Count me among those who wish to buy your album. You really sound a lot like George Van Epps. Your 'Stardust' was very sad- and beautiful. Love everything Hoagie ever did.- Charles Bevell

 

Thanks. George is one of my heroes. I had the wonderful experience of seeing him perform a number of times towards the end of his career, both with Howard Alden and in his trio with Betty O'Hara. I really do think of those as life changing experiences.

[Horace]

I always enjoy hearing your recordings. Just great. Thanks for sharing.

[RSquared]

Always a treat to hear your playing Mr. Soloway

[yoslate]

Wonderfully introspective playing. Tone like an amethyst suspended in amber. You're generous to share your work with us, Jim. Thanks!

[jimsoloway]

Thanks guys. I guess what I really need to do now is stop the endless experimenting and finding excuses for not getting the work done and just sit down, do the best I can and record 14 songs.

[Genericmusic]

Thanks guys. I guess what I really need to do now is stop the endless experimenting and finding excuses for not getting the work done and just sit down, do the best I can and record 14 songs.