United States

Played this song publicly for the first time last night at the UN Center and about to fly home when I got the first mix from the Producer in my email. It may change before a whole album comes out (up to a year before that perhaps) so I'm going to release it as a single download this Sunday April 7 (Yom HaShoah)

But, for all my BM friends.... the initial world-wide release is right here on my bandmix page now as I go to the airport.

It's a bit mellow and sad...

"Remembering Lucy Baum"

I do all my BM listening via headphones these days.
Sick of crappy speakers.

It's beautiful . . . thank you, for the music.

Thanks so much George.

My co writer is the grandson of nazis and lives near Stuttgart Germany, the pianist is a jewish descendant of holocaust survivors in Krakow Poland, and the song is about a girl who was murdered in Auschwitcz

Sorry but just realized the file is an mp4 and BM doesn't stream those, so I set it for download until I have time to convert and upload tonight

Sorry but the file is an mp4 and BM doesn't stream those, so I set it for download until I have time to convert and upload tonight

No need for apology here my friend. My system downloaded and played it automatically.

Can't wait to share it with Jeanette. ( My wife )

Nice job, I like sad songs.

Why, thanks Jimbo. I sincerely appreciate that.

Have a short layover in Philly with free internet so I put it up on Soundcloud so people can stream it.

https://soundcloud.com/ted-pearce/remembering-lucy-baum

Very nice arrangement with a smooth vocal track. The song threw me for a loop when the concert grand piano came in. The phrasing and the tone of the piano completely changed the atmosphere of the song. The style brings me back to when Paul T. Smith played piano for Doris Day. Nice job, the song should do well. Thanks for being you.

Nice song and tribute Yod!
Good luck with it!

Thanks ya'll....will play it tomorrow in Houston TX for the first time (official release date is April 8 )

Tonight I'm going to sneak off to go hear Jeff Haley rip up a guitar.

Very nice arrangement with a smooth vocal track. The song threw me for a loop when the concert grand piano came in. The phrasing and the tone of the piano completely changed the atmosphere of the song. The style brings me back to when Paul T. Smith played piano for Doris Day. Nice job, the song should do well. Thanks for being you.

Yea, that's Pawel Bzim Zarecki. I mentioned in another thread that he played with and produced Pat Methaney in Poland. The guy is a freak of nature.

....and we're going to tour Pennsylvania, all of New York (I love upstate!), and west Europe together July/August. Can hardly wait!

Outstanding Piece of work Ted... Loved it!..

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