Cheers Colab! Sometimes it’s best to leave things the way they are. I’ll crack open a nice cool beer for you this evening :-)

Thanks Sub, it may have been that I was sober lol

Thank you Joe. I’d love to claim the mandolin sound but it’s part of the stems I just used with no regard to the original context. I did however ask myself ” how would Jochim play this” when I noodled the piano line. The bass came second as a counter to the left hand piano. I discarded a gentle pad when I realized it didn’t need it with the backup vox playing that part. Thanks for your kind words, I really respect your opinion :-)

Thanks Ciggi, I’ve always found that crunchy PB gets caught in my teeth.
Smooth sticks to the roof of my mouth and gets gluggy in my 3 day growth. Despite your perchant for PB, I still like you ;-) S x

I’m so glad the spelling peeps are about. Now changed for your piece of mind. Thanks RT, lights back on now ;-)

Thanks Spin:-). The shift was semi-intentional, I noticed it very early on but decided to leave it ( the prod son is one step closer to home near the end?) I’ve noticed that many folk songs/ traditionals shift a gear and rather than trying to reconstruct the time sig, it sort of felt right on about the third listen lol. Hey, btw great interview with J, some really good observations re the future of music prod and consumption; compulsory reading for any futurist with an eye on cc and it’s power to the people. S