mike gregory Says:
Tuesday, April 20, 2010 @2:24:48 PM

Yippee-ti-yo, Cowgirl!
I am so proud to be part of this international effort.

And when I think of the people who used to play chess by mailing each other one move at a time, when the mail was carried by sailing ships, the very fact that we were able to send lyrics and corrections and rough drafts, and have this DONE (and done so well by you and Mr, Kartoyev) in less than a year, should be amazing

John Kuhn Says:
Tuesday, April 20, 2010 @4:00:47 PM

Great tune Janna! Well played and arranged.Your vocals suite the song very well in English!!!.Hats off the Mike for seeing this through so we could hear these words to a well written tune.Enjoyed it!

ukuleleph Says:
Tuesday, April 20, 2010 @4:41:29 PM

Great stuff Jana. Love the arrangement. You are very talented - not only do you play banjo well, but you can write songs & sing them too !. I love the combination of harmonies, a bit of fuzz guitar, mixed with lovely music. A dash of spice makes the meal taste good !. Please keep writing & playing (and don't forget to post to the hangout site !). Peter. Sydney Australia.

strokestyle Says:
Tuesday, April 20, 2010 @6:43:27 PM

Yep you got this one! Keep doing what your doing!

wrightedward Says:
Monday, April 26, 2010 @7:51:20 PM

You have came so far in a short time ,,may seem long to you ..but we that have followed your progress are amazed at your talent ..Great work ,,keep at it ..And it is good to have a friend from Russia

Janna Says:
Monday, April 26, 2010 @7:53:29 PM

Thank you!
But I'm not from Russia, I'm from Uzbekistan :)

westems23 Says:
Friday, May 21, 2010 @8:07:38 AM

Great song and nicely done. Keep up the good work.

Paul Gorman Says:
Sunday, June 20, 2010 @5:55:03 PM

You have a nice deep voice for a little picker and it is reassuring to hear you so relaxed. Great triplets.

Fun In The Sun Says:
Tuesday, June 28, 2011 @8:00:25 PM

Excellent. Great voice, that is very easy to listen to. Enjoy both English and native language (even though I don't understand it).
Your playing is also very smooth and well timed.
I don't play, but do appreciate those who do play well. Your playing is right at the top of my list!
--Mike (Orlando, Florida)

jistgreg Says:
Saturday, October 15, 2011 @2:13:17 PM

I transcribed your song and listened to it over and over, trying to put chords above the words so I could play along. The more I listened, the deeper it affected me. (I was close to tears at one point!) It starts as a lament, then seems to change to optimism at the end. Thanks for sharing with the banjo hangout! And thanks to Mike Gregory!

jistgreg Says:
Saturday, October 15, 2011 @2:14:24 PM

Is this Google translation any good?

Я транскрибируется вашу песню и слушал его снова и снова, пытаясь положить аккорды выше слов, чтобы я мог играть вместе.Чем больше я слушал, тем глубже она повлияла на меня. (Я был близок к слезам в одной точке!) Начинается, как плач, то, кажется, изменения к оптимизму в конце. Спасибо за разделение с банджо притон! И спасибо Майку Григорий!

Janna Says:
Tuesday, October 18, 2011 @3:39:49 PM

Thank you, friends!

gregsquared, it is nice to read your comment in Russian)) Thank you

windbill Says:
Wednesday, January 4, 2012 @11:54:16 AM

I'm so happy to see this conversation from so many places so far apart. It is giving me a reason to get to work on my Russian and my Music. My goal is to write a banjo song with Russian lyrics. Russian is the most musical, poetic language on Earth.