Thanks!

Anchor, your voices together, it worked out so well. I humbly thank you.

Thanks, Mikael. Really appreciate that you give some constructive criticism.

Thanks, Panu. I’ll forward your bowing:)

Thanks, dear Susan.

BTW didn’t realize I forgot to hit the recommend button. Done now. And a fine opportunity to listen, enjoy and appreciate this splendid track once again!

You are the kindest, Susan.

Thanks, Cherry.

Thanks, dear Ciggi.

Thanks to you! The whole song is based on your piano track. It’s where I started from.

Thanks! There are actually some other trumpet sounds on top of the slumlord sample:)

Thanks a lot but please, Daniel, don’t call me a perfectionist, because I’m not and it sounds so boring. The few people who has done a song with me knows how clumsy and confused I am with the mixing software. Not to mention the numerous times when you have helped me solving problems with the software.
Why don’t you write a mail and update me on what’s happening in France!

Nobody is perfect my friend, but I express here what I feel. You may not believe me, or take this for flattery, of course, but when I listen to your arrangements since the beginning, i appreciate the improvement in your style ….

I’ll send this week’s news from France.

Dan

Thanks for listening and commenting, Scott.

Interesting interpretation Carosone…and certainly apt. The idea for the song originally sprang from an exploration of Carl Jung’s theory of the Anima
- an aspect of the masculine personality which represents the “inner-feminine” - perhaps one of the most intriguing and perplexing manifestations of the human psyche.

Thanks for popping here to explain! I guessed that the original had a different meaning. In commenting Per’s song I traced a new meaning that comes out in his song: and this may be Per, may be me!

Thanks a lot for listening and commenting, Carosone.

Damn man. You nailed it right on the head. The ancient voice of broken and worn masculinity beckons the call of youthful femininity, and she rises from the sea to refresh the psyche. Otherwise we are all dead. It’s a basic archetypal construct, but few people seem to pick up on it these days.

Anchor’s deep words are more relevant than the meaning of us all - tragic, desperate and immediate - and yet the small beautiful woman from the sea makes it all right. With a simple call of responsive yearning and assurity.

It doesn’t get any more perfect that that.

Thanks, wellman!

Danke, Bruder

Thanks for listening and commenting. Johnny!

Thanks for good advice, LS. You mean the girl or Anchor’s voice?

The girl, right?:)

A big thank you for nice comment and for the airplay

- that goes for me too! always nice to part of your broadcasts - (thanks for all the hard work you do in organizing the cool-music show!)

Sure, no prob, Scombs

Thanks a lot, sir.

Very kind words from a man who’s work I admire very much. Thanks!