A Happy Little Song (Barney Kessel)

[WarpCanada]

Can confirm that this is a happy song as I am grinning. I think it's impossible not to grin while listening to this great guitar melodic jam.

[cuthbert]

Excellent bump. Smooth as silk, Alfredo - loved listening to it again.

[StephenM]

I think it's neat that you paid tribute by recording and playing this...it's nice....

[pjd1]

Cracking version you make it sound easy , expertly played and recorded , go that happy vibe and feel , wonderful stuff indeed

Dunny

[Jean Pierre]

Bump and new listening
 reread all the messages in response and I came across your amusing (and sad at the same time) remark

"fingerstyle, but there is a problem with my profession of doctor: to play a good fingerstyle, you must have long nails in the first three or four fingers of the right hand (unless you are Mark Knopfler...), and that is in fact impossible for a doctor, having to do daily with abdominal palpation..."

On this subject, I can tell you dear Alfredo that there are not many GPs (in France) who do a clinical examination (including abdominal palpation)...the young generations of GPs have one eye riveted on their computer screen and the other eye on the laboratory results
I reread all the messages in response and I came across your amusing (and sad at the same time) remark

I remember with emotion my family doctor when I was a child who used to do the pulmonary auscultation by sticking his ear on my back

excuse us dear SC members for this long medical aside

PS je vous attends cher Alfredo pour faire un petit morceau un peu jazzy dans mon topic Collaborative Containment Music Workshop,

Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

[alfstone]

Bump and new listening
 reread all the messages in response and I came across your amusing (and sad at the same time) remark

"fingerstyle, but there is a problem with my profession of doctor: to play a good fingerstyle, you must have long nails in the first three or four fingers of the right hand (unless you are Mark Knopfler...), and that is in fact impossible for a doctor, having to do daily with abdominal palpation..."

On this subject, I can tell you dear Alfredo that there are not many GPs (in France) who do a clinical examination (including abdominal palpation)...the young generations of GPs have one eye riveted on their computer screen and the other eye on the laboratory results
I reread all the messages in response and I came across your amusing (and sad at the same time) remark

I remember with emotion my family doctor when I was a child who used to do the pulmonary auscultation by sticking his ear on my back

excuse us dear SC members for this long medical aside

PS je vous attends cher Alfredo pour faire un petit morceau un peu jazzy dans mon topic Collaborative Containment Music Workshop,

Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

I'm an old-style doctor, JP  probably because I'm old myself...

JP. there is a Canadian-French song I'd like you to sing over...more in the next weeks, I hope...

Thanks you all, you are so kind... 

Alfredo

[Jean Pierre]

JP. there is a Canadian-French song I'd like you to sing over...more in the next weeks, I hope...

With pleasure Alfredo,...what is this song ?