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[ernest]

Hello everyone, little improvisation on a piece by Chuck Berry, which has been translated into French by Eddy Mitchell, titled On Credit and In Stereo.

https://app.box.com/s/jjglfyl8pr7ukxy50eq4

Ernest

[Carloss]

Ernest, Your sound is really cool. It reminds me of the great hits of Rock. Show.
Carloss

[Brian007]

Hi Ernest,

Liked that, really got my feet tapping along to that, great stuff.

All the best, Brian007

[kens]

Brilliant . Ken

[JohnT]

Hi Ernest. You certainly got into that one. Had my feet tapping. Liked the style and arrangement. Most enjoyable. John

[ernest]

Hello Carloss, Brian, Ken, and John T, and a big thank you for all the kind comments.

Friendly

Ernest

[Hugh-AR]

Hi Ernest,

Nice bit of fingerwork there. Really groovy.

The word “groovy” originates in jazz slang, referring to music that's swinging, tight, funky, in the pocket. The analogy is to the groove in a vinyl record — the musicians are so together that it's like they're the needle guided by the groove.

Hugh

[ernest]

Hello Hugh, thank you for the nice comment.

friendships

Ernest