Greg Palma
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moriahmartin
Jun 27, 2006
Hi Greg, don't slap yourself, but . . .
I need your help please. I've been nominated for Top Teen Country Artist in Atlanta. Please click on www.atlantacountrymusic.com, then click on contest. Cast your vote for Moriah Martin. Contest ends July 25th. Make sure and tell your friends.
Thanks so much for your continued support.
xxoo~ Moriah
:-)
moriahmartin
Jun 21, 2006
Just uploaded a couple new songs, "Flying With The Angels, Moriah's Song" and "We'll Come Back Even Stronger Than Before." Drop by when you have the chance.
Hugs,
Moriah
www.myspace.com/moriahmartin
moriahmartin
Apr 30, 2006
Let's Call It Love remix is up and finished. Thanks for your support and posts on my board. I also just finished up another new song called "It's Time We Girls Take Over The World." Had a ton of fun with this one :-) Stop by and check it out.
Hugs,
Moriah
moriahmartin
Apr 17, 2006
Hi Greg,
Thanks for your visit and post on my board. Hope you didn't slap yourself too hard, :-). Yes, I'm 12. Don't worry I have a great support team keeping me grounded and there is no such thing as little guys. We're all in this together :-) Keep in touch.
Hugs,
Moriah
tal rules
Apr 14, 2006
Hi Greg,,
Found this place by following a few links..Glad I did..Listening to "Book of Saturday" as I'm typing this..Very nice composition and great pickn'...
Uncanny thing..
Back in the 70's I used to own an Ibanez Howard Roberts as well. Loved it..
Thanks so much for sharing your sfutt..
See Ya,
Tal....
axefire
Apr 11, 2006
Oh - btw - I love the guitar you have in your picture - what is that? It's beautiful!
Marco
axefire
Apr 11, 2006
Greg,
Thanks much for your input on acoustics! I'm prolly going to settle for a Takamine becuase they are more accessible for me and the ydo have a great reputation as well. Price is also a major factor for me. I may have to wait until September (my birthday) otherwise my wife will freak cause I've spent so much money lately on new gear, guitars, etc.
The music I'm playing now is, well, hard for me to discribe. Very heavy at times, very mellow and sweet, kind of Neo-Classical, old ELP, old Yes, old Genesis, with a very sharp edge, especially with me in the mix. Anyways, there is definitely a need for an Acoustic for sure. My problem is, I love steel strings, I'm a Dimeola freak. But I love the sound of nylons.
Like you said, I just need to poke around and see what I can afford and what I like.
I should really sell 1 or 2 of my many electrics, nah that aint gonna happen! :)
I'll let you know when I post some of this new music. Should be within a month or so hopefully.
axefire
Apr 10, 2006
Hi Greg,
I need to get your input here -
I'm currently engaged with a new band and I need to pick up a nice nylon string, or a steel string acoustic. One with a cut away to reach the higher frets, great sound, and LOW ACTION so I can travel far on the neck :) - any sugesstions? your input is greatly appreciated!
I love your sound and music, and stop selling youself short dude! you're great and you're a major (positive) attribute here!
Thanks and be good,
Marco
brian j boyd
Mar 29, 2006
Greg,
It's a fantastic thing when we first attempt to play Bach. The man was/is at the top. It's very difficult stuff.
That having been said, I would suggest listening to the great cellist Casals. Listening to him may give you some insight into the singing. Also, I love David Russel, Carlos Barbosa-Lima, and Charles Mingus. These are a few of the best stringmen that ever lived.
Good Luck! and thank you for the music
axefire
Mar 21, 2006
Hey Greg -how are ya?
Dude, I meant everything I said. really. I think you're great. I love your tunes. They're pure. They're great.
I am lefty but play righty (left hand on the neck) which gives me the advantage I think, when it comes to my particular technique.
Be good,
Marco
axefire
Mar 02, 2006
Greg – I found you by combing the posts on bobbywaynes’ msg board –
Dude you are WAY too humble on your interview - your playing is beautiful, spectacular. Perfect melodies, finger picking is just perfect. Really nice. I could NEVER do that. NEVER. – I’m left handed so my technique is completely the polar opposite of your style.
Spastic? NOT! You want to hear spastic? Listen to me – and don’t be fooled by the shred. I’ll let you form your own opinion…
**** Beautiful music. Please post more. I’m adding your tunes to my station now…
Marco
tman372001
Mar 01, 2006
Thanks for stopping by. T
tman372001
Jan 27, 2006
I'm enjoying your playing on Book of Saturday. Keep up the good work. Ted
bobbywayne
Jan 27, 2006
Greg, diggin' "Book of Saturday", lots of well played arpeggios going on. Sometimes the simplest things are the best. I enjoyed your playing and tone you get from your HR, you need not be so humble.
Keep up the great sounds and thax for sharing your music.
--bw
cyrin
Dec 14, 2005
Nice, I'm a huge fan of King Crimson. Keep up the good work :)
grant hooper
Dec 06, 2005
Hi Greg,
I just checked my message board and read your message-Thanks.
I love that old Genesis album, Nursery Crymes, good job on transcribing that song- how about the Music box or the return of the giant hogweed !
Cheers,
Grant
jeff carter
Oct 19, 2005
Sounds great, Greg! Being an old Gabriel-era genesis fan, I really loved your playing of "For Absent Friends". That one is one of my all-time favorites. I'd love to see the music for it... did you transcribe it, or is it published somewhere?
Thanks!
Gary OConnell
Oct 19, 2005
Hey, Greg. i bet that would sound nice on a classical. I enjoyed that.
Note.. Glen Boyd I think played the Bach piece.
Stay well and stay posiitve, Greg!
Gary
Gary OConnell
Oct 18, 2005
Hi Greg. Good job here. Sure we can all improve, but I enjoyed it. Don’t be so hard on yourself.
Continued success!
Gary
Thanks Greg, Sending you BIG hugs, Moriah ~xxxx couple of these too.