"That's All" - C6 Ballad - Jim Cohen

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"That's All" - C6 Ballad - Jim Cohen

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Hope you enjoy this. It's been a favorite of mine for many years.

https://youtu.be/ziM-aVigVhk
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Post by Lonnie Portwood »

Jim, that was nothing short of "excellent"! The arrangement, and wonderful tone of you playing, such a pleasure to listen to. Keep it up, sir! Lonnie
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:D :D :D
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Post by jackie harmon »

That's sweet
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"The dulcet tones of our very own Jimbeaux live from the Naugahyde Room" Nicely done, Jimbeaux :)
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Post by Larry Dering »

Jim, most excellent playing and tone. You did a spectacular job.
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Post by Ron Hogan »

Very nice Jim. You can't beat a great melody.

Ron
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Well done!
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Post by Bob Watson »

Jim, when I was in High School I played electric guitar in the Champaign Central High School Jazz Band that was directed by a man named Dick Dunscomb, who went on to be a very well recognized Jazz educator. One of the songs in our repetroire was "That's All", and I had a solo in it. It was always a real trip to play a solo with a 20 piece big band backing me up, and I really dug the tune and really enjoyed playing over the changes. Its a great song and your rendition is as good as it gets. Thanks for posting this, it brings back some great memories!
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Post by Craig Stock »

Awesome as usual Jim, You have a knack for picking great songs and your interpretation is always spot on!

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Post by Doug Beaumier »

:) Nice, Jim! Beautiful tone and playing. I especially like the chord pattern on the ending.
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Post by Jim Cohen »

Thank you all for listening and for the nice comments. I'm happy that you enjoyed it. :)
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Post by Mark McCornack »

Great stuff! I too especially liked the tag.
The only problem I have in listening to you is it makes me want a guitar with a C6 neck (dang it)! Maybe someday.
Your playing is always an inspiration. :)
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Post by Joe Krumel »

Mr. Jim you sure have a way with a song.thanks for posting.
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Post by Steve Cattermole »

Beautiful version of a beautiful song.After hearing this I had to learn it,thanks for the inspiration.Now it's one of my favorite songs to play
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Post by Roy Carroll »

Very Nice! As a E9th player, I always envy playing like this. Great stuff, keep'em coming.
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Post by Larry Jamieson »

Very nice and well played, Jim. I also enjoyed Lo Siento Mi Vida which came up next and you played on the E9 neck.
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Great work Jim, beautiful...
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Post by Jim Mckay »

Beautiful Jim. :)
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