Thank you Jayne! You are my staunchest southern supporter…hugs.

It’s much like weaving…weavers often say that it’s the setting up of the loom that takes the most time but the actual weaving is the benefit of going through all that trouble!
For musicians, the actual performance/recording/playing for others is the benefit of going through all the prep.
Thanks for stopping by to say ‘hi’
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Thank you Jane for your kind comments. You as a photographer understand the need to ‘get it right.’ You are correct, there are no shortcuts…

Thank you, Deborah for those good wishes. 🙂
I’m still in the beginning stages of figuring out just how to share parts of the project and integrating it with future marketing of the release of the project as a whole…without jeopardizing that ‘big bang’ which comes from a true ‘release date’.
It’s hard to keep myself from sharing too much, actually.
Now, if you’d like to sit quietly during the recording sessions, you’re welcome to join me there…
😎

The world of music is vast and open for all to experience in myriad of ways. Not everyone needs to lick a reed and toot out a tune – or pluck a string for that matter, but it’s great to explore playing an instrument at least once in a lifetime.

Nope, not too Zen at all…While recording is a different beast than performing live, there are certain aspects of prep that overlap including strings/nails but also the day before and day of actual playing…not the least of which involves restricting java intake! HA!