Month: July 2017

Broadjam Artist: Keith Taylor
Song: Lucky One

Reviewer: Nick Coleman and Cole Crawford Hurst

Positive Comments: Sounds like a lot the stuff coming outta Nashville nowadays.. though that is certainly a mixed blessing.

Constructive Comments: Find a music publisher to shop it around. Might catch a break and make a little moolah.Your friend in song, ~ Cole Crawford-Hurst

Broadjam Artist: Chet Nichols
Song: Twenty Years Ago (Country – from “Sunday Morning”)

Reviewer: Nick Coleman and Cole Crawford Hurst

Positive Comments: Sounds like the stuff coming outta Nashville nowadays… which is a mixed blessing I guess.

Constructive Comments: Find a music publisher to shop it around. Might catch a break and make a little moolah.Your friend in song, ~ Cole Crawford-Hurst

Broadjam Artist: Margie & Art Corey, S. & A. Corey
Song: I Ain’t No Van Gogh

Reviewer: Jeff Maguire

Positive Comments: Solid groove in a real authentic country blues style,along with some very nice picking and great piano work. Solid recording and playing overall.

Constructive Comments: Very well played and recorded, very authentic commercial orientated country blues sound, nice recording, musically no issues. Very professional. If I have a criticism it will be something like that a song complaining about being expected to write crappy cliches is a little bit of a crappy cliche, at least in the absence of a better idea. Band is rocking and can probably slay a club audience live doing Boot Scootin Boogie, but the song strikes me as little bit like sour grapes.

Broadjam Artist: Jeff Roberts
Song: What You Do

Reviewer: HarryBudini

Positive Comments: Great riff and electric guitar in general, tuneful voice and harmonies, nice song although I’m not able to focus the melody, like it was slightly slippery, or maybe my ears are.

Constructive Comments: Hello there, Jeff.

Broadjam Artist: Jeff Ashbaker
Song: If I Was to Worry

Reviewer: DENNIS MAKEPEACE

Positive Comments: nice guitarwork, good clear vocals

Constructive Comments: no problems

Broadjam Artist: Chet Nichols
Song: Himalayan Borealis (Instrumental)

Reviewer: RICARDO ALONSO

Positive Comments: good overall production, good choice of sounds. song has a good beat and mood, could easily fit in a movie. good melody very classic. I enjoyed listening this song.

Constructive Comments: maybe a variation of percussion at some parts of the song could enhance it.

Broadjam Artist: Hartmut Oberdieck
Song: new guitar in town

Reviewer: RICARDO ALONSO

Positive Comments: very good song, punchy power guitars all over it. Like the tempo change at 1:47, that gave freshness to the song, and the inclusin of synth at 3:15 again. memorable melody, good guiraR licks, good drumming. good work.

Constructive Comments: could not hear bass guitar, so, your mix was too low for this instument, or there was no bass but specially at beginning it was needed

Broadjam Artist: Uncle Spider & The Electric Dirt Clods
Song: McSong/ Contemporary Jazz

Reviewer: RICARDO ALONSO

Positive Comments: Kind of pop jazz. good beat. memorable melody, the songdynamics never fall.

Constructive Comments: this song needs a better percussion, not only that kind of explosin all over the song, and certainly you can include drums to enhance song.

Broadjam Artist: Mark R. Harris
Song: Saxuality

Reviewer: RICARDO ALONSO

Positive Comments: good overall recording. songs has a relaxed, sensual feeling. Sax is played with passion, good licks. and good melody.

Constructive Comments: my only con should be percussion, all song is the same with the claps, that are good, but maybe some drum fills could enhance the song.

Broadjam Artist: Marc S. Pate
Song: Hana II

Reviewer: RICARDO ALONSO

Positive Comments: good beat, excellent guitar and piano licks, song flows consistently not llosng its energy. good work.

Constructive Comments: instruments sound a Little dull