Hi Pap. Great video before a beautiful scenery. The bleating of the goats is a nice background feature- very clever of you to implement that in your composition. 😉 great arrangement 😊
The riff sounded good as a starting point to develop this further into a song. 👍🏽
Cool to hear about your first jam- session. Apart from my playing with Manfred, I never have been to a session. You have to report about this experience in the next Meetup. Greetings gs to your family. 👋🏽

Pap
Your steady improvement is noteworthy. It’s pretty impressive that you are jamming’ away out in the country with all sorts of animals not too far from Nashville. Great stuff!

JH

First off all, great video, with that beautiful countryside landscape and goats and kids voices and everything: one can easily see you’re just enjoying very much your family reunion and joyfulness is all around! And this reflects in your joyful country composition, very enjoyable to listen to!

Great post, the sound of your guitar in the great outdoors is wonderful, not to mention the impressive animal impersonations the children do!
We need more outdoor stuff like this, nice one Pap. Congratulations on the jam session too, that’s a big step.

Wow, that was great Pap! It sounded like the beginning to a beautiful composition. Really wonderful. I hope to hear more about your first jam session and trip to TN.

Nice work Pap. Looks like you were having fun 🙂

Great pickin, Pap, but I really couldn’t take my eyes off the livestock!

Cheers,
Bruce

That country life suits you and this playing Pap.
Good on you for getting out to a jam. It’s nerve wracking, but kind of like recoding for challenges, the more you do it the easier it becomes.
What sort of jam was it? Bluegrass? Blues?

Nice country background.
Great riff, something to future song.
Well done.

AndréM

Long live beautiful nature and of course your amazingly natural song. great performance,

Dieter

You don’t shy away from anything, Pap. Your first Jam-Session and few days ago und now you even are jamming along with goats. 🤣
But you’re doing it just right and I admire your enthusiasm. And in your contribution you show impressively how far that takes you. Great acoustic riff that you recorded in passing in this wonderful scenery.
Go on your way, Pap!

Nice acoustic playing there Pap , and one to develop further, it fits the natural backdrop.
Cool that you went to your first jam session .
There’s no holding you back now 🎸

Martin

Good job!
Nice place! Sound great with a lot of fun!
Thanks for this sunny moment!

Glad you made it, Pap. Nice strummed riff, keep developing it.
My daughter’s exactly the same, no grandson on the world wide web, strict orders.
John

Nice picking, Pap. The goats seemed to be listening to your riff’s. I liked them too. Your daughters rural county living is something most of us are far removed from. Have a great time.

James

Hi Pap, that was really nice. I liked the unexpected tones as you moved up the neck, and a slight twist with a new chord tossed in near the end. Great country feel which perfectly matched your backdrop. You and that guitar get around a lot!

This looks like a bliss, Pap! Guitar, kids and goats, and sunshine in a Nashville neighborhood – who could beat that?? Great playing and kudos for finding local jams (I’m sure everyone plays music in Nashville 😉 )

Great stuff Pap, you like like you’re enjoying every second, as well you might. Great introduction for a song – I can’t get over the way it sounds so natural in the open air.

Some good sounding riffs off your two chord groove! Congrats on getting out to your first jam, keep going on the regular as much as you can. Admire your dedication to the challenge and posting while visiting your daughter.
Happy jamming Pap! 🎵🎸🎻🪕🎙🎶

Scott

Super enjoyable post Pap. I like your riff and would love to hear you develop it further into a song. It would also be interesting at a future jam! You captured great ideas. Thanks for sharing a piece of your beautiful day at your daughter’s place and happy travels! Cheers, Tom