Fantastic joining of greasy grace and gorgeous rot.

Is it coincidence?
This very morning I stood next to the tiled wall inlay you flicker-linked and discussed the Spanish rule of New Orleans (most people always think France when they think “French Quarter)!
This is a very apt backing score - the right mood permeates the piece.
Thank You for this…means allot to hear it with the headphones looking out of the window onto Calle D Charters!

Intense!!

Too real, Meith

Was on Bourbon Street New Years Eve 2000. Caught between revulsion and allure is accurate. The ladder got us there the former motivated us to flee.

Mmm… beautiful job of creating/ supporting the mood for Anchor’s spoken word and the orchestral elements work real well with audiotechnica’s piano. Excellent piece. (Another coincidence - I just finished a mix with this same spoken word and though I used different instrumentation, and therefore probably mood, the arrangement is not totally dissimilar.)

Beautiful ,
peace

Very Nice—I spent some time in New Orleans a few years ago now. Amazing place to live that is still miss. This piece fits Anchors Vocals very well, lovely when the choir arrives.