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| Boilin Pot so nice to have stumble across this... love the intro. this is funny, it's good, very clever. Doesn't sound like blues to me, sounds like jazz, lounge jazz. It's different, good musically, yet funny. the sticks in the beginning, the exaggerated vocals, Bob Dylan-esque at times and then breathy, feigned sexy. the simplicity of the song is appealing yet misleading. to your requested comments: who do we sound like: I hope you won't take this as an insult because I definitely don't mean it that way. you sound like talented musicians making fun of jazz. You're really good and yet, the music doesn't sound like you're serious. I think that's great. i love the song. but it makes me wan't to laugh the whole time. you asked about the backing vocals, which just fits perfectly and yet could be a Saturday Night Live skit. Where a famous singer mocks herself doing backing vocals. the mood is in my opinion fantastic. think this is a great little piece of work, the funny intro, the quirky vocals, the groovy, bass and heavy drums which just sound great, all the rim work, the big ole guitar i can just see it. I just love it all. really really good and i'm still smiling about it. Extra Credit: Male Vocals, Guitars, Drums, Bass, Keyboards, Production, Lyrics, Melody, Beat, Mood, Originality. Leslie Morgan Abilene, Texas November 24th, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot kind of jazz feel intro Nice sound, good female harmony touch. I like the mood, feel and music more then the lyrics, but nice song overall -- nice guitar work. Very jazzy more than blues. Extra Credit: Male Vocals, Female Vocals, Guitars, Mood, Originality. Richard Aberdeen Nashville, Tennessee November 27th, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot Good Beat ! Now there is some GOOD Music ! Nice Beat, Great Arangement , Flowing Melody. Backing Vocals were very Good , Sweet sound , pefectly placed ! MELLOW is the word for Mood it put me in , and I like the feeling ! Lead Vocal and General sound of the Band reminded me of John Mahal ( did I spell that right?) Piano & Drums & Bass were right on the Money... Lead Guitar was Good , but I would like to hear MORE of it . Extra Credit: Female Vocals, Guitars, Drums, Bass, Keyboards, Production, Lyrics, Melody, Beat, Mood. Bluesoulman Onsted, Michigan December 5th, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot Nice mood. I haven't heard anyone write a song in this way for some time. That alone makes it refreshing. The singers voice contrasts with the mellowness of the song and this contributes to it's originality. Nice timbre and timing there. Can't really say who you sound like, and don't honestly care to because it can either make you feel too good, or too bad. Original music is it's own reward. Extra Credit: Female Vocals, Keyboards, Melody, Mood. Cory Smith Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada February 10th, 2006 |
| Boilin Pot sounds john lee hooker in chill out the beat is like santana beat..guitar is good one like latin music...try to study more latin music...it's not blues as we know..sounds like santana early evil ways song..good work Extra Credit: Guitars, Beat. Angel Rada Macuto, Vargas, Venezuela November 29th, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot wow let me say that a latin blues song has never crossed my mind. Now that it has I am glad. A smoothly excecutecd rhythm with a light peppering of backing vocals take you straight to bluesville. the warm and soulful guitars line adds years to the age of the song. Like an old friend who you have not seen for a while. Why can't my piano sound like that. Is there magic in the air. This is a perfect marriage between Babel Gilberto and BB knig. I think that their child would be something beatiful. Extra Credit: Female Vocals, Melody, Coolest Chill-Out Track. Extra Credit: Bass, Production. Larry Ahenakew Calgary, Alberta, Canada February 11th, 2006 |
| Boilin Pot Santana goes clean Jazz! WOW! Santana goes Jazz. Good production, I'm really diggin' that upright bass.. or kontrabass. Extra Credit: Bass, Production. Tommy Kib Houston, Texas November 25th, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot Spooky Backing Vocals: They were very good and tasty. The long "oooo's" really added to the mood. Mood: Great mood created in this song. The way it was recorded and the song itself has a real classic feel to it, almost a Dave Brubeck feel to it. The singer adds sort of a modern touch to it I think, but at the same time sounds a little like the song "Spooky". Overall this is a very tasty track. I think it could fit very well in a movie soundtrack. The drummer is excellent, I really enjoyed his work. His drums have a great sound to them as well. Extra Credit: Drums. Kevin Chodzinski South Bend, Indiana November 25th, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot Welcome to the Ritz Finely dressed couples spin through the haze of a smokey lounge. The dimness is cut occasionally by the sting of lazer lighting. The band has already played three sets and the end of another nights work looms invitingly in the near distance. But, I'm ramblin. This is a great closing time track. Band is tight and vocal a pure silk. Thank for the entertainment. Extra Credit: Melody, Mood, Best Dance Track. Ralph Straight Largo, Florida November 22nd, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot Interesting Tune The strong points of this song are the keyboard, backup vocals(especially), lead vocal(pretty much), drum, and concept. The back up vocals are cool. They enhanced the tune and blended with the overall sound well. Extra Credit: Female Vocals, Keyboards, Lyrics, Originality. John Seever Memphis, Tennessee November 27th, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot jazzy summertime sound nice jazz bent. great backing vocals. the paino and guitar are great, good sounds, good playing. drums sound really good, crisp clear. Extra Credit: Female Vocals, Guitars, Keyboards, Production. The State Express Melbourne, Australia November 25th, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot Mood Is Relaxed BACKING VOCAL SOUND GOOD SUBTLE WHOOOOOO IS GOOD. I LIKE THE GUITAR SOLO. Extra Credit: Male Vocals, Female Vocals, Guitars, Keyboards, Melody, Beat, Mood, Originality. JAY RUSSELL The City Of Angeles, California December 2nd, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot This grows on you My feeling about this tune on first listen started at " this sucks and ended at this does not suck". After a second, third and fourth listen my opinion is now "I dig it". The piano diddle before the drummers count in made me anticipate Barry Manilo, then your intro gave me a hint of a jazz quartet covering the allman brothers and then BOOM! your playing a verse section with a melody thats part bosa nova and part samba. on top of that the vocal sounded like a cocktail lounge wrap. This is a lot of input to process in the first eight bars of a piece. After bar eight, the groove was obvious, drums and bass set the pocket, the back up vocals were in and you realize the lead vocal shouldn't be done anyother way. It all works Now give it a second and third listen and you begin to appreciate the originality of the bands approach to a tune I would classify as a Crooner's ballad that you might expect from Tony Bennet. On the fouth listen I begin to imagine that the band is young with some or all of the members formally trained in classical and /or jazz and listened to new wave and punk recreationally. I look forward to checking out the web site to find out. Background vocals were well done appropriate and perfectly pitched mood was "cool, kinda lounge lizard". You sound like you, don't change that. Extra Credit: Originality, Coolest Chill-Out Track. John Kepler Tallahassee, Florida December 1st, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot Unusual The jazzy piano and lounge sound are topped off by an unusual vocal that is hard to judge for me. Its either great or not. Its certainly polished and a bit sixties. I'm going to give it good marks because it made an impression on me. When's the album out? Extra Credit: Male Vocals, Production, Mood, Originality. Rab Patterson Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom November 26th, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot mad chill music I like this. Its really chill. The mood the song creates is fantastic. Good job with that. The backing vocals are good. I cant say in paticular who exactly you sound like. Its very original sounding. Good lyrics too! keep it up Extra Credit: Male Vocals, Keyboards, Production, Lyrics, Melody, Beat, Mood, Originality. Steve Heller Woodbridge, Connecticut November 28th, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot Great groove!!! This song comes with a groove that brings you right in. The vocals are soulful. The piano really maks a statement in this song. The drummer is playing his heart out. The bass is awesome!! The guitar player and the piano player really make a statement here. The back vocals are hot and adds a lot of meat to the vocals. Production and performance were tremendous. To me the song has a jazzy mood like something you might hear in a piano bar, That's not a bad thing either. As far as who you sound like you sound like you it's called style and you have your own which is good. Nice little bluesy-jazzy song. Extra Credit: Female Vocals, Guitars, Drums, Bass, Beat. Cecil Cotten Dallas, Texas November 28th, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot love the overall sound The vocals and music mixing together. The airy vocals of the lead fit the music great. Good music for those rainy days, sitting on the couch and reminicing of days past. The backing vocals are great. They blend well with the lead vocal. Sounds familiar, but I can't put a name on the sound. The lead vocal sort of make it unique though. Great work. Extra Credit: Male Vocals, Mood. Caleab Redding, California November 26th, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot Nice jazzy tune The drums get your head boppin' whether you want it to or not. I can imagine sitting in a trendy jazz club sipping on an overpriced martini. Its not a perfect song, but definately enjoyable. Extra Credit: Beat, Mood. Bill Rush Woodstock, Georgia November 21st, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot mose...... soft, like mose allison... and almost as sexy. it has really nice curves to it. i love those drums, damn! the bass is great too. really nice you guys. i really like stuff like this. Extra Credit: Drums. Nate Gullickson Whitefish, Montana November 21st, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot Jazz First impression is beatnick music. Very layed back percussion and jazz guitar the kinda goes no where. This is a very smooth little song. I've listened to it several times. The Piano is the driving instrument in the song. Good job guys. Extra Credit: Mood. Sam Cunningham Bay City, Texas November 25th, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot something new I think this might turn some women on and I love the backing vocals.It reminded me a little of Dan Hicks with his female back up singers or maybe the music sounds a little like Santanna. I think this is more of maybe something new and it will be interested to see what they do next. Extra Credit: Guitars, Drums, Mood, Smoochiest Love Song. ART PAUL SCHLOSSER Madison, Wisconsin November 21st, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot jazzy blues Latin feeling keyboards and voicing of chords is nice. Also the drummer is doing a good job of adding to that vibe. 1st Guitar solo mimicks the melody - I always like that. Overall a melow acid jazzy feel. Oye Como Va - santana. Good job. Jeff Simonson Portland, Oregon November 28th, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot Great musique Like the latin influenced piano work - the vocals are fitting the song perfectly - good guitar work - well done backing vocals. Michael Meyer Hamburg, Germany November 26th, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot Jazzy Blues.. Well structured, all musicians are top grade, back ground singers are good. Rudedawg Murphy Winnipeg, Manitoba November 23rd, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot I like it The tempo reminds me of a young Ray Charles or somthing of that nature but you are very good. immortal thug Elmira, New York November 26th, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot very good this composition is good. i like it alot. this is a good song. that holds a good mood to it. great work. yes. Bob Toast Jensen Beach, Florida November 24th, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot SUPER MOOD! The piano adds to the mood. I think this is 5 stars!! very good!! (could be bacardi's soundtrack) the backing vocals is very elegance and the singer here has very good performance! I don't know with who do you sound like cause it's not of my style but is very good!!! well done! Mr. Mohji Cal, California November 24th, 2005 |
| Boilin Pot Santana's back very santana's way at teh beginning...good song and mood is to enjoy...."you have to change you evil ways" reminds me your song....good nice. soft....well done Jorge Dager Buenos Aires, Argentina November 23rd, 2005 |