My deepest condolences to you and your family for your loss John. Very beautiful blues tribute to your sister.
Take Care,
Ralph P.

John, so sorry for your loss. Sincere condolences and prayers for you and your family. Beautiful solo for your sister

John sorry for your lost.
Excellent performance i could feel your emotion.
I love that guitar.
Well done.

AndréM

John, my condolences to you and your family. You’ve created a wonderful and heart-felt tribute.
Our thoughts are with you during this time.

Ohh, John – this is an ABSOLUTELY beautiful tribute to your sister, nothing rusty about it, you played with all your heart, I could feel the sorrow… My sincere deepest condolences to you and your family for such an unthinkable loss 😔💙

Beautiful.

John, sorry to hear of your sisters passing, she would have loved your slow blues tribute, all the best to you and your family.

Scott

Beautiful tribute, my well wishes to you and family and thank you for taking the time to give feedback on people’s playing.

John,
That is beautiful. I can feel it.
Our best to you,
Bruce and Allyn

John,

My deepest condolences to your sister. Your playing was very heartfelt and emotional. What a nice tribute.

Cheers,
Doug

My condolences John. That was a beautiful tribute, sweet and heartfelt. Beautiful.

Beautiful tribute, John. So sorry for your loss.
John

John,
Wonderfully played and masterfully executed. So pretty and melodic. Lovely tribute. My heart felt condolences. So sorry for you loss.

John H

John, I feel with you and I am very sorry for your loss.
Your playing is so soulful with great bends and phrasing!
I love the sound of your guitar.
Thanks for sharing with us.
Denise

A wonderful tribute to your sister John. You played with great feeling and I’m sure she is very proud of you looking down from above. Take care.

Wonderfully played blues John. So sorry for your loss.

John I can’t stop the tears from my eyes.The most emotional tribute ever.I could really feel you.Music is our therapy,right?Please keep playing!

Sorry for your loss John , that was beautifully played and full of emotion
A fine tribute to your sister .

Martin

John, not only was that beautifully played but emotionally driven, felt every note on your journey. That was a lovely tribute to your sister. Words cannot describe the loss you must be feeling. Music can help towards healing.

So sorry to hear of your sad sad loss, John.

You played that beautifully with such deep emotion. Slow blues gets me every time, but this was particularly poignant. Your sister would be proud.

I’m so sorry to hear of your sad loss John, your blues posting certainly was a superb and fitting tribute to your Sister.

Richard

John so sorry to hear about your sister, my condolences to you and your family. Beautiful tribute!
I’m drawn to the slow blues lessons myself, I could feel each and every note.
Rob

Hi John

I am close to you for your painful loss as are many of the AM family.
Thank you for sharing your grief for your dear sister with us.

Livio

Wow John!~! I’m here with tears rolling down my cheeks!! That was so beautifully played. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Your sister heard every single gorgeous note you played for her! Incredible John. I am moved and inspired my friend. Bob

A lovely tribute John B. Blessings to you and your family.

James

Sorry for your loss. This must be a tough time for you and your family now. But i am sure you made your sister happy with your great tribute. I wish you strength to cope with the loss. Sad greetings,

Blue

John, that‘s very emotional playing! A great tribute to your sister!
I‘m so sorry for your loss!

Sorry for your loss, John and my deepest condolences to you! You made a wonderful tribute to your sister.
Strength to you.
Lights.

Sorry about your loss John. You picked an excellent piece as a tribute and you played it beautifully.

Really well played, John. Your sister would have loved it. From what I can see of the photo behind you, she looks like a lovely woman, taken before her time.

Very soulful playing. Sorry for your loss.

Dieter

this is a wonderfull tribute to your sister, you couldn’t have done better and so beautifull.
it brings me tears, reminding my sister dead at age 35 leaving a husband and 4 children.
sometime life can’t be excused or understood, stay the hope and faith.
thank you.

What a beautiful tribute to a pretty lady! Well played, John – obviously lots of feeling put into that. ❤️

My late wife passed with Pancreatic, then Liver, cancer – the pain and sickness was awful to witness! I believe that, like your sister, they are both grateful that’s all gone now; and they can soar with the angels and look after us!

God bless you and your family. My thoughts and prayers are with you all ❤️

What a beautiful tribute to your sister, John and I am so sorry to hear about your loss. You played that with deep emotion and it came through beautifully.

Very sorry to hear of the loss of your sister, John. That’s a very touching tribute and wonderfully played.
Larry

Hi John,

I just listened to your perfectly played track and I am speechless. It makes us feel what the loss of your sister means to you. Respect and compassion.
While your song was playing, I couldn’t sit still and walked around the room thoughtfully.

My condolences

Luc

Words cannot express my sadness. May God’s comfort help you in this difficult time of your sister’s death.

You made that guitar sound so sweet, a perfect tribute.

Very sorry for your loss, John. Your tribute has left me speechless, so emotional. A slow blues is medicine for the soul. Hope you find the strength to go thru this, please keep playing and posting.

All the best

Juan

I am very sorry to have to mourn this loss, John. You played really heartbreaking and with a lot of feeling you gave the track an appropriate mood. Yes, very moving.

Well as someone who lost both parents to cancer I can relate – very sorry for your loss John.

This was really very nicely and expressively played Loved the little touches you put on this one – those mournful sustained bends really do capture the mood of this very well. Having done this one, I know it was hard to get the timing down nicely and you were spot on with that.

Fantastic work.

John, she will surely be at your side always with your music for her. Hopefully the grief will slowly be overcome with the good lifetime memories you shared with her and be powerfully therapeutic in your recovery – such as it can be. I had a lifelong friend – from the second grade until he was struck by debris/shrapnel as he walked across the street in NYC when the first 9/11 plane hit its target. The anger I felt at his murder tormented me for 2 years til God made me realize I was just hurting myself. Slowly, over time – I recovered 55 years of great memories of him that live today as we bounced off of each other – becoming experts on 1950s -70s music….

I am 76 and trying to pick up where I left guitar >50 years ago never playing up on the neck.. just the std C Am F G D E and B7 – not really getting anywhere with them on frets 1-3 🙁 I bought a new Fender Strat American Performer a few weeks ago and am teaching my fingers that they can no longer afford to be like room temperature butter. 🙂

John, Let the good memories permanently flow along with your slow blues accompaniment and be thankful for the years you had. She will hear every note – and expect excellence – and you are clearly on that track.

Cheers, Cal