whoa now. how old is this woman. and does she need a guitar player?
a great voice & a great smooth track! you’re one lucky alpha dog.

Many years ago before the wanderlust got into my bones and I left the UK to travel the globe there was nothing better than a Sunday afternoon at home.

I would put the radio on, tune to Radio 2 and listen to the Benny Green show. As I peeled and chopped food for the evenings Sunday dinner and started to inhale the aromas of roasting beef and Yorkshire pudding the music Mr Green would play would take me to another place.

This wonderful piece of work took me back to that time as this was the type of music he would play.

Now the food I mainly eat is held with two sticks and roast beef sadly plays no part. Also sadly Benny is no longer with us so thank you OD for giving me a little of the past in such a great tune and performance.

Someday…when I (undoubtedly)finally get all kinds of wealth, glamour, etc.- there will eventually occur some ultra-chic dinner date, somewhere outrageously expensive, with someone gorgeous and intelligent.

It just wouldn’t be the same, if you two weren’t performing this live :-)

Cannot believe you’ve been hiding her all this time! Fantastic and like it has been said before, very evocative of times gone by. Welcome Ciggi!

I Like This A Lot “BIG DOG” I wish my other half could hum or even just turn the computer on for me.
How lucky you are to have such a talented singer at your side.
Very nice production as always and sweet mix.


CiggiBurns nice work with the vocals.
Welcome to ccMixter.

this is a great take!

I listened to the ‘pella first, and imagined different blues treatments for it, so it’s a pleasant tang of tangerine to hear this smooth, jazz-pop treatment, with its keyboards and its rises and falls and bass and 1960s feeling of graceful clubbing. As with all musical preconceptions, this reveals more about me, and my notion that we’re going to be in southern blues territory, only to find we’ve gone all uptown, and placed this one in a far sleeker place. Well done, all ‘round.

This feels almost like an intimate moment being shared in the middle of a crowded ballroom. Beautiful and sexy!

OD and CB = champagne and cavier — sweet, salty, tasty, sophisticated and a divine delicacy. (I can’t believe I haven’t reviewed this previously — so sorry darlings.)