What a priceless treasure! Don't see too many of these around.

Thanks Catherine. Appreciate it coming from an artist like yourself. Take care.

This was just fabulouse Lance. I enjoyed it over my morning coffee. C.A

Yes, my sainted ballet teacher would choreograph with the motto "Good artists borrow. Great artists steal." I strive to be great.

Thanks so much Victor. And likewise, I am going to pay close attention to everything you are doing. I have so much to learn and your approach is perfect for someone who is developing their own style. Seeing how you arrive at your own unique interpretation of these tunes will go a long way toward helping me to find mine. Thanks my friend. - Lance

Absolutely beautiful Lance, thanks for posting. Admiration abounds :) Take care, Rob

Thanks Gary - It's actually a 1946 Gibson L-7. You nailed the pick up. Old single pole that gets the sound you can't get any other way. Thanks for dropping by.

I'm blown away... fantastic job!

Excellent. I liked how you jumped it up a knotch. I have a tennancy to speed things up too. Lots of fun to listen to you.

Sweet! Amazing arrangement.

Simply amazing! :)

Thanks inverness. A lover of jazz knows what chasing but never catching is about. We all do it in one way or another... that is if we're living at all. Take care. Thanks for dropping by.

beautiful sounding guitar.

Great playing Lance enjoyed every second of this very personal interpretation, man when you went in that atkins swing couldn't stop tappin my feet, what can I say to a guy that has a (good)style of his own and I certainly hear that you know your Stuff,think I'm going to pay more attention to your work,I'll be commenting that's for shure,greets Amigo,Vic.

Thanks for the posting. I've already duo'd with you, in my all thumbs fashion. I'll steal as much as I can from your version to get a grounding on the tune. Jbone.

wonderful version...i am going to tackle this ...thanks for the inspiration

Great work keep it up

Glad you liked it bugadddi51. It is a 1946 Gibson L-7 with a 1951 D'Armond single-pole pick up. Thanks for the compliment.