robin jones Says:
Monday, October 13, 2008 @6:50:37 PM

Wow! I'll be working on that for the rest of my days. Great stuff.

randal morton Says:
Monday, October 13, 2008 @7:53:05 PM

Hey Robin,

 "Thank you so much for the nice comment. I really appreciate it ! "

your friend, randal

John Kuhn Says:
Tuesday, October 14, 2008 @6:40:12 PM

Hey Randal, REAL NICE touch on this one.You can FEEL the 70's..LOL.Great voicings used!! Great syncopations!!!Just a killer arr. Need I say more..LOL..Enjoyed muchly!!! (70's term)..John

randal morton Says:
Tuesday, October 14, 2008 @7:34:30 PM

Hey John, Thank you !!! I always liked the melody of the song. I just arranged it the way I thought would sound like the song with a few different voicings. I wish I had played  it a little slower & smoother though. We (my friend Jeremy that recorded it on his portable cd recorder, were pushed for time, we both had to go out of town the next day & I wanted a solo cd to sell at the event in Ala. so I recorded 16 songs one after the other. Thank you again.

Your friend, Randal

NMD Says:
Tuesday, October 14, 2008 @9:45:27 PM

I've always liked this song and I really enjoyed your interpretation.

Nestor

randal morton Says:
Wednesday, October 15, 2008 @7:49:20 AM

Thank you Nestor!, It is fun to play. I really appreciate you taking time to listen to the songs.If you ever come thru Memphis let me know. We could get together & pick.

your friend, Randal

salvatone Says:
Wednesday, October 15, 2008 @12:26:59 PM

Great stuff.  I always like it when the song takes precedent over the banjo.  Love the way the chords move up in the interlude about 3/4 through.  Thanks. 

Sal DeMaio

randal morton Says:
Wednesday, October 15, 2008 @12:38:00 PM

Thank you Sal, for the very nice comments! "You have a very musical ear! I am very happy you liked the arrangement!"

Your friend, Randal

Don Borchelt Says:
Thursday, October 16, 2008 @4:13:02 AM

Wonderful, just real nice.

randal morton Says:
Thursday, October 16, 2008 @11:48:13 AM

Thank you Don! I am so happy to be able to be connected with so many really nice friends, like you ! BHO is really such a wonderful way for us all  to communicate & share our music! "I really aprreciate you taking time to listen to my arrangements! "

Your Friend, Randal

Gareth Banjoland Says:
Sunday, October 19, 2008 @3:59:27 PM

Gorgeous stuff Randal. Nice funky picking /chord melody style you got going there.

randal morton Says:
Sunday, October 19, 2008 @7:26:02 PM

Hey Alan,  I really appreciate your kind words!  I've found that using the "chord melody style" helps to get the song to be more recognizable to people who are not  that familiar with banjo music. They'll say ,"Oh, I've heard that song".  It is also fun to play.  I'm glad you like the arrangement!

Thank You!

Your Friend, Randal

Wes Lassiter Says:
Wednesday, October 22, 2008 @8:32:54 PM

Simply Amazing. Nice stuff Randal

randal morton Says:
Wednesday, October 22, 2008 @9:26:59 PM

Wes," I'm glad you liked it." Thank you for the nice comments! I look forward seeing you & sharing the music.

Your Friend, Randal

memphobanjo Says:
Saturday, November 1, 2008 @1:03:13 AM

Just like i taught ya! im so proud!

LOL :)

randal morton Says:
Saturday, November 1, 2008 @11:14:24 AM

Your a nut! Ha! But I'm still proud of you Grasshoppa!

Your friend, Randal

Banjophobic Says:
Monday, December 29, 2008 @8:32:24 AM

Hey, being a '70's child myself, I  love ANY 70's tune. Man, I think the 70s were about the best deacde for music in general. You covered it about as well as a banjo can-bravo.

randal morton Says:
Monday, December 29, 2008 @10:29:43 AM

Thanks again John!!! That era did have some nice melodies back then. Your are so nice to take the time to listen to my music files. I play alot of those type songs, because when my twin brother (Greg) on guitar & I used to play private partiesin the 70's & they were chating & drinking wine, a little of Foggy Mt. Breakdown went along way, "Ha" so we switched directions of music to be able to be hired for another gig. Thanks again. Your friend, Randal     http://myspace.com/randalmortonbanjo

Violanjo Says:
Monday, January 12, 2009 @9:46:02 AM

That is pure banjo art! Simply Great!

randal morton Says:
Monday, January 12, 2009 @12:34:40 PM

Hi Manuel, I appreciate you taking time to listen to the tunes! Also for the very nice comment! I am glad you had the chance to play in such a nice Hall with your banjo accompanied by an Orchestra that you arranged! Very Nice! I along with my late friend, Edwin Hubbard, (luckily he did the arrangements), we played 5 songs, If  (by the group Bread), Evergreen, Opus 36 Clementi, McArthur Park & Dueling Banjo's in the early 70's with the Memphis Symphony , I wish we had it on tape too. It was alot of fun. Thanks again.

Your friend, Randal

Ozarkian DL Says:
Wednesday, February 25, 2009 @5:08:01 PM

Jus an ole hillbilly relating ALL ur renditions.........BEE-U-TIFF-FULLLL.

randal morton Says:
Wednesday, February 25, 2009 @5:31:07 PM

Hey Ozarkian D. L. Thanks again for the very nice comment. I thought it would be a nice melody for the banjo.

I'm glad you like it!   Your friend, Randal

Max Banjer Says:
Thursday, March 12, 2009 @3:29:57 PM

Hey Randal, it gets no better than that. Now I gotta dig up that C.D. you gave me a while back. I cant remember all that's on it, but it's all pure Randal and pure banjo genius.

P.S.

Max Banjer Says:
Thursday, March 12, 2009 @3:33:02 PM

Sorry, dont know what happened.... the P.S. was to say that we need to get together soon. I'm overdue for a little inspiration!  Brent

Jane C Says:
Monday, July 20, 2009 @8:42:44 AM

I found your beautiful rendition of this tune purely by chance in the 100 top tunes here, I didn't think for one minute that it would be the "Dance with Me" from my teens -  but it is, and it's brought back so many memories and it moves me still , thank you for posting it, it's on my MP3 player now, on repeat.

randal morton Says:
Monday, July 20, 2009 @9:11:55 AM

Hi Jane, "Thank you so much." I liked the melody of the song as with alot of the songs from the 70's recorded. I quess they just stuck in my head & I enjoy  playing them on the banjo. I do enjoy all styles of music. I am glad they bring special memories for you too! Your friend, Randal

Tuneager Says:
Wednesday, December 23, 2009 @12:10:07 PM

This has always been one of my favorite 70's tunes and what a phenomenal arrangement for banjo, you made some great choices, makes me start thinking about some old 70's tunes I've been playing on guitar that I might want to record with banjo.
True inspiration! Great job!

randal morton Says:
Wednesday, December 23, 2009 @5:19:16 PM

Thank you Tuneager, I really appreciate you taking the time to listen to the tunes. I liked the melody for many years & thought it would be fun to play. Alot of those 70's songs had great melodies, I'm sure with what you know on guitar will be easy for you to add to the banjo. Keep me posted. Your friend, Randal

Grumpy1 Says:
Monday, March 7, 2011 @9:53:39 PM

Just ran across this. I am blown away. My wife and I used to dance to all this stuff in the 70's and it brigns back a lot of great memories we now share with the grandkids. Superb piece of musical presentation. Thanks

randal morton Says:
Tuesday, March 8, 2011 @11:19:01 AM

Hi Grumpy1, Thank you for listening to the tunes. I am glad you like them & Thank you for the nice comments. I thought it would work well for the banjo. Your friend, Randal

wrightedward Says:
Monday, April 1, 2013 @5:07:36 PM

One post says pure banjo art ,that is true ,but i add just" PURE RANDAL" ,great work my friend
Eddie

randal morton Says:
Monday, April 1, 2013 @5:56:58 PM

Thank you so much Eddie! I really appreciate your kindness. Love, your friend, Randal

wrightedward Says:
Sunday, April 14, 2013 @5:37:28 PM

Just took another listen ,better this time than before .Bobby has told me great things about your playing ,i would love to just listen .Pure magic .