Little Robin

[Mike_S]

Great original John, upbeat and rockin'. Don't mess with the little guy! Loved it.

Mike

[launched]

Hey bud, I know you create great songs and normally I can just say "love the tune" or like Jimmy says "braw tell yer maw" and move on. Right now I'd like to let you know how much I appreciate what you post in modest detail. Maybe a little more than modest lol.

With this tune:

1. The groove, the groove, and yes the groove.
2. The bass, oh my goodness it is in the pocket with wonderful runs, and dances like a young pup around your feet.
3. The rhythm guitar, chugs, roars and makes you bob your head and tap your feet.
4. The "artifact" guitar, obviously the guitar I like, dings around in my empty skull with strong authority.
5. The voice, the chant, shows no fear! You can sing, would love to be able to do that

I'm a fan John, you rock!

[Blooby]

Great rocker. Really loving the arpeggiated clean parts in the verses along with that bass. This represents the best of pop.

Damn, that was catchy.

Blooby

[Ferryman_1957]

Ooh, I missed this when you posted it, apologies. Glad I found it now, it's a fab rocker. I love the opposing guitars, with the melodic riff on the left and the more powerful chugging and chords on the right, that works really well. Great sounds as well all round, with really catchy melodic playing and some very nice chord changes. Really nice work John.

Robins? Our cat loves 'em......

[TPB]

Well I am glad this got bumped not sure how I missed this rocker all the new toys sounds great and it sounds like you are very compatible with genre of music rock on
Tim

[Hilary]

I love the fact that this is a rocker song about a little robin - a rockin robin 

Yes a symbol of rebirth.

I very much enjoyed it.

[WarpCanada]

It's a cool song.   Robins were the first sign of spring when I lived in Ontario.  They were the first birds back. They would tough out the late-winter-early-spring conditions much more readily than the other summer-only visitors to our yard.