Here's another one from my archives. (This one goes back about 4 years). Never really had the time to finish it, except recently. Hope you enjoy and have a great listen,
Hello Griff,
rhythmic and tonal your music is always an absolute ingenious stray fire.
This is a claim, the Jazz simply carries within itself.
Jazz musicians tick as just different.
Musical colors (mainstream) are held me personally always much too simple.
You design and mixing these basic colors always very convincing.
Black and white has little room for interpretation.
Thanks for the invite. So we have yet another fine composition from you. A piece that rolls along very nicely that makes for a pleasurable listen. I would have used a more subtle drum groove, (just my opinion), but I guess that's the way that you wanted it to create the feel of the genre.
I don't know what to say. I'm completely speechless. I love everything about this song...from the instrumentation, to the rhythm, to the structure. You knocked this out of the park Buddy!!!
Much kudos...some of your musical talent needs to rub off on me!!!!
Yeah, I have a great listen, I move my head and my feet!
One more supertrack from your archives. Thanks so much for sharing, Griff!
Mathias
Former user
wrote on 7/22/2015, 2:19 PM
Dear friend here in Milan, the temperature is exaggerated by more than 15 days, 40 degrees during the day and at night a living hell, but hell is something else, but you know complain is part of the human race.
Now that I wrote some stupid move on to the song, I would say that the quality is as always professional (well you were or are a professional in music) I appreciate listening and I am still learning.
logically this track goes straight among my favorites like many others composed by Tea
You are great
franco
GRIFF, GRIIIFF, J ADORE THIS MUISC!!!! and you play it very well!!! fantastic!!! thank you my friend!
Former user
wrote on 7/23/2015, 1:26 PM
My good good buddy
If I didn't like you so much, I would hate you for keeping all this talent for you own and not spreading the wealth. Ahhh, to have 2 good hands instead of just having one (or part of one). It irks me to no end that you ( and me too) don't have full use of both hand because together, they have so much to say! At least you have archived some of your stuff from your previous life and can finish and share them with your admirers.
I absolutely LOVE this one. At 2:15, I recognized the ascending intervals (4ths I believe) that sounds so atonally (?) jazzy and dissonant, A guy I knew in college showed me that little riff (Hey, I just realized if you put a "G" in front of "Riff",you get "Griff"!!) and I still use it, although I can't play descending 4ths very well. I've digressed. Sorry
Favs, infinite stars and I'd take my hat off to you if I wore one. hahaha
Trishie
I feel compelled to write a comment on here again. I think it's a damn shame that more people have not bothered to listen to this song or appreciate the work that you have put into it. It takes a boat load of talent to compose something of this caliber.. The rhythm alone would be more than most could comprehend. Add in the fact that you PLAY EVERYTHING YOU HEAR and use no loops, samples .....makes you that much more of a true artist.
I realize that a lot of people are busy with jobs etc and maybe do not feel they can spare a few minutes to listen and I mean actually LISTEN to people's music. That is one thing but if that is the case, how do they possibly have time to "write "music and send several songs a week (or a day) for others to listen to?????????? That is my gripe, Griff. If you expect people to listen to your songs, then you should reciprocate and listen to theirs! I'm having trouble curbing my tongue here and I'm sure you know that and can fill in the expletives yourself . It's about RESPECT and that seems to be lacking here as of late and I share your sentiments wholeheartedly!
What a screamer, love it. Such a great vamp going on there and that sax is the sexiest thing Ive heard in a long while. Isn't it great when you pull out one thats been mellowing away like fine bourbon and add that last bit of something special. Well thats what you have done here my friend. Cracking peice of music.