Lonely night at Waterloo Station

[jerome11]

Hi, guys.

Another jam with backing track.

This slow blues reminds me of my life in London a couple of years ago.

Let's feel it with some whisky.

B.G.

[The Reverend 48]

Wow...I'm struggling for words...... right from the first notes you captured the Lonely Blues perfectly I am nearly in tears........
Its just beautiful

I've just listened again and every note is dripping with sadness
Inspiring stuff.....

[Greeny]

Rarely do you hear something dripping with that much feeling and emotion. I've been many things at Waterloo... drunk, sad, happy, and stressed, and if I was ever lonely, this would be the soundtrack. Terrific work. 

[Bluesberry]

Holy crap that is beautiful.  I love the way you hold back from moving on to the next note until it is truly time.  This is one style I have a hard time with, I usually get so excited when I am playing guitar that I always lay down too many notes  .  I am stunned at your classy playing and tone and style.  That middle part is superb with all the trilly stuff.  Dripping with emotion for sure.

[lg]

YES!
Incredible. That is excellently played.
Wow your expression is coming thru LOUD-AND-CLEAR...
I love that 'almost Santana-like' sustain you're using...
I am still struggling to find that sound.
Bravo.

LG

[knniggits]

Nice job,one take wow  

[Wiley]

This gave me the shivers.  I like this slow blues stuff.

[Geir]

Lovely Jerome!! You manage to make it exciting to listen to with all your cool licks and nice twists.

G.

[guitarron]

nice licks- nice tone-it's got it all-good job

[Ferryman_1957]

Yes, very nice indeed. Great playing, very controlled with lots of subtle licks. Well done!

Evokes a smoky atmosphere, some cool dude that's pining a lost love and looking moodily into the sunset. Certainly not the Waterloo Station I know.......mainly drunk businessmen throwing up into their late night Macdonalds. I'll put this on my mp3 player next time I go through there!

Cheers,

Nigel