great song Debra aka ms 007

A tribute to Sir Edmund is a daunty task, one to which you were more than up to. This is just brilliant, beautifully aranged and performed. Top quality work. Hat's off to you, mate!

Added to my "Touching" station Ian because it really is one of the most lovely and moving songs I've heard in a long time....the chorus is a killer.
Yours in tears,
Carol.

Ian ! As I said in another place.....Max Rate from me for this beautifull piece !

Greetz from The Netherlands !

Wim

First rate . . . I enjoyed this song very much!

Ian, this is, well- perfect. True art!

Hello Ian, it’s been a while since I’d heard any of your stuff. Nice rich bass and key accompaniment intro. I didn’t expect it to take off like it did, but it was a smooth transition to more of an upbeat tempo. I liked the style of the music and the production, also your vocals worked quite well with this piece. The lyrics (at first blush) didn’t look as if they’d fit the melody (But I was wrong) they flowed and interacted perfectly with the music.

Hi Ian,
Listening to Happy. Not sure that the three diffferent feels hang together too well, but I like this song.I think the Vox harmonies could have come in earlier to help it build. Nice arrangement and recording. Good work.
Al H

whats up, just stopping by to check out your site and to let you know that we have a lot of cool new music that you might want to listen to. our two sites are www.jeejuh.com and www.soundclick.com/jeejuh

Hi Ian,

I came by to hear some of your music. I listened to some of all 3 sites. GREAT JOB!! YOU have some AWESOME music! and I have to say the mixes of the songs I had time to listen to, all have extremely GOOD mixes and GREAT sound quality!! I listened to "Black Sands" since your page said that you mixed it yourself..THUMBS UP!!! FANTASTIC job!

Deb

Hey Ian !

Just gave "Seeking Solitude" a listen !
Beautifull guitar lines in that tune, or should I say a fairy tale caputered by sound ! I maybe totaly of the hook...but do I here Andy Latimer (Camel) influences ! Don't know the impact that Band had in Australia/Nrew Zealand...overhere always a dedicated share of fans !

In principle I hate talking about production...cause we all have different ears and mind ! Al sounds crisp and clear, my only comment would be to warm up the sound of the guitar a bit ( sounds a little thin)
I checked as well the B & W"s as the Tannoy Mercury Speakers...and keep getting that info !

For the rest ....Very well done !
Mr Koopman...blows a real nice tone !

All the best !

Wim

I couldn't help but stop by and look at your mp3 page after hearing when heaven's open. I heard another tune... and just stopping by to say, you have a beautiful style!!! Keep playing! Kimberly

Ian - just got a lissen to dusty road - I especially like the bridge - I had no idea how you were going to get out of that corner but you did it with ease! The mark of an inspired artist or a good craftsman - or maybe a little of both.

Keep up the good work!

Skeeter.

Ian
I wrote this in the SCS, too:

Dark evolving pad, piano, choir like background, acoustic six string, fuzzy electric, all talking to each other.
She left him, he´s sitting home thinking about what he could and should have said. but he didn´t say anything. So she´s gone. But, well, as we know, life goes on. He takes a decision. He´ll be travelling out west, he´ll never look back, though memory locked in his heart. Anyway, he´s drifting, the big mountain chain before his inner eye, the ocean, maybe a new place to settle, maybe find somebody.
That´s the story I heard. Often told tale, always new, perfectly played and arranged.

Cheers from Frankfurt

Hi Ian,
Taiyang yu - nice emotive theme.Well orchestrated and arranged too.Nice piano playing.Enjoyed the listen.
Al H