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Posted: **6 Mar 2008 11:46 am**

Steinar, Please don't feel rushed. Today (Thursday) is two weeks from the original post, and in that, you stated there should be a new song every two weeks or so. If it takes a couple of extra days to get everything "just right", I can only suspect that it's for the best. I look forward to hearing what you've come up with!

Posted: **7 Mar 2008 9:54 pm**

Wonderful stuff Steinar! I look forward to ordering your CD when it is ready. I love your other one.

Thank you for making such good music!

Posted: **9 Mar 2008 12:52 pm**

New tune up on MySpace now - the beautiful ballad "May This Be Love". No exploding drums or fuzz guitars on this one, just acoustic guitar, weissenborn, a "textural" electric guitar, and not the least - Norwegian jazz great Inger Marie Gundersen on vocals.
For more about Inger Marie you can visit her website or MySpace site.

Enjoy!

Steinar

Posted: **9 Mar 2008 1:10 pm**

Very nice Steinar and Inger. This is going to be fun waiting to see what comes next every couple weeks. Great project. Will

Posted: **9 Mar 2008 1:10 pm**

Lush, Steinar!!! Beautiful playing as always!

Fred

Posted: **9 Mar 2008 1:49 pm**

You've outdone yourself this time Steinar. I love it!!

Posted: **9 Mar 2008 2:04 pm**

I just can't find the appropriate words... and I just can't wait for the CD to come out!

Posted: **10 Mar 2008 1:12 pm**

Freakin WOW!
That is absolutely fantastic Steinar!

Posted: **10 Mar 2008 4:14 pm**

You may play to express but this sure does impress!!!! Great as always Steinar

Posted: **10 Mar 2008 8:53 pm**

Nice, Steiner!

Posted: **10 Mar 2008 10:15 pm**

Hendrix + Steel....what's not to love. May This Be Love and I Don't Live Today....both great.......Count me in....I'll take a copy of this CD.

Posted: **11 Mar 2008 6:55 am**

Love the new tune

... can't wait to see whats next!!

Posted: **11 Mar 2008 11:53 am**

Thanks guys!

Tom Pettingill wrote: ... can't wait to see whats next!!

Now I feel like having some fun and do some 'dirty' blues; "Belly Button Window" or "Remember". Will probably stick with bottleneck slide for those tunes though, but who knows... These arrangements tends to take on a life of their own once I get started.

Steinar

Posted: **11 Mar 2008 11:07 pm**

Steinar, If you're open to suggestion, I'd love to hear what you could do with "House Burning Down."

Posted: **24 Mar 2008 8:24 am**

"House Burning Down" isn't on my list (yet) but I've been considering "Rainy Day Dream Away" from Electric Ladyland. We'll see....

New tune up now, "Belly Button Window". No lap steel, only bottleneck slide on this one.

Hope you'll enjoy it!

Steinar

Posted: **24 Mar 2008 10:22 am**

Great playing Steinar

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Posted: **18 Apr 2008 11:30 pm**

Anything new, Steinar?

Posted: **19 Apr 2008 2:04 am**

I had to take a longer break because my old faithful POD broke down, plus some other studio equipment also started to act strange, but now I've got a Pod XT and everything is working as it should. When I listen to the sound quality of the Pod XT I realize it was about time to replace my old one from 2000 anyway...

I've started working on an instrumental version of "Drifting",- that's a real tricky one to get right so it'll take a little time..

Steinar

Posted: **19 Apr 2008 9:01 am**

I have been away and am catching up today.
Steinar, I have just one question...how can you play so well with the goosebumps you must get when playing with such a talented singer? listening just now, I got goosebumps. her voice is enchanting and warm. wow. it got to me. if I were behind a steel in a studio and heard that voice I don't know how I could play.I would be both lost in reverie and intimidated at the same time.
you have such great 'feel' Steinar. I love your multi-instrument playing. it has been a treat listening for these several years now.

Posted: **19 Apr 2008 11:17 am**

Wow! double Wow!Belly button window is outrageously fine. Great tone on the slide gettar!!!!

Posted: **19 Apr 2008 12:09 pm**

Thanks!

Randy Reeves wrote:...how can you play so well with the goosebumps you must get when playing with such a talented singer?

Once upon a time in the west we used to live together, that helps....

Steinar

Posted: **19 Apr 2008 2:57 pm**

Steinar, amazing sound and feel. And so SMOOTH, a great musical setting, can't wait to hear the next installment.
D

Posted: **19 Apr 2008 5:14 pm**

Nice job. The recordings are very clean and the phrasing really unique. Enjoyed it!

Posted: **20 Apr 2008 9:46 am**

Hey Steiner, I finally got back to your myspace and checked out the latest tunes. I love what you've done so far with the Hendrix stuff and each tune is as excellent as the next. Man, Inger Marie Gundersen's vocal on May This be Love is just a perfect fit with your playing on that one. In a couple spots you get a dobro-ish sort of vibe with the Lazy River... nice.

I Don't Live Today has always been a fav of mine and I love your version. I enjoyed it when at 1:24 you cut loose with electric and drums

You jammed on Belly Button Window, very nice dirty blues vibe.

Keep up the good work, I'm enjoying all of it, your arrangements on all of these is excellent.

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