I'm Gonna Get Somewhere by Sandy Gritt

[j.g.]

This is from the roots of great music  -  sounds like one of the top songs from the 60's and 70's.

Love that bass line - great bit of playing  -  everything goes together so well.

Nice one Sandy.

[Tony W]

Wow, this is incredible Gritter. I dig everything about it.

[SE]

Really like this, just so well put together, guitar,bass and vox sound so good, this is quality, going back for another listen, love,in it!!!

[Gritter]

Hey, thanks for all the great comments! It's good to get an original done after so long, especially a brand new song. I wrote this after watching the film "I'm Not There" about all them Bobby Dylans. It started out a little more nasally in the rough acoustic stages.

Sandy.

[Satchwood]

wOw, very cATchy tUne Sandy!!   Mighty fine, 'feel goood' song ~ really dig it man!

[lg]

I've got an instant smile and a foot-tappin' Great listen.
OH Sandy, You've done it again.....
This has all the right stuff Dude!

LG

[cuthbert]

I've been digging this again on ye olde iPod for the last couple days - great tune, Sandy.

It sounds totally original (and I love the 'lemme try somma that...' line just before the doubled lead).

[Donna D]

Great job on this.  And yeah, that bass is really somethin'! 
Love the vocals as well.
Overall, pretty dang impressive. 

Donna

[hardlock]

Yes, what they said!  Great stuff!  I'm hooked!

[Bluesberry]

Sandy, Sandy, Sandy...when you put our hands on your guitar, grab your little silver box, pull the bass out from the closet...absolute magic happens.  I love your production here, very good job on all the sounds, mix, all of it, vocals.  This is simply outstanding.  Lyrics, vibe, groove, very cute solo that feels perfect for the song.  Thats what I call hands on songwriting.  I dig it.