I've always wanted to create a sort of Spanish style song, would have been nice to have recorded it with a "Spanish Guitar".
I suppose it's sort of Latin Spanish with a bit of Jazz thrown in...lol
In a moment of madness, I had the urge at one time to start voicing 'Senorita can you beat her'... LOL
Man this was fun.

WOOW !! one would be able to ace salsa on this !!

Geez! The recording is ultra clear! This is as good as it gets... I havent heard better! Damn Fine Show, Mate!

Superb performance..Love the perc for sure..great crisp recording...Lisa is behind me saying uuhh I like that..So yeah its sold...Great show indeed!

Mr Smoothie..once again a very nice recording..I like the Spanish style here...Very, Very nice Guitar playing...That would be great if Lisa would sing to this...Nice work , Denis..er I mean..Mr Smoothie

Nice Rating

Amazing!

Really nice track! Great performance, great track.

at least a great composition
great arrangement and performance

love the swinging hips of that beautiful lady I am watching with my mind's eye

did you write it down somewhere? would like to make an adaption on a piano

Hey TK, that would be great to add some Ivories, when you say adaption do you mean starting from scratch?
Go right ahead if you want to add some piano.
Did I write what down?
Cheers

Edit: I'm so silly you mean did I write down the Music, No I didn't, the chords to the first part are
Dm, G13, E7b5, Aaug7
Then the run is Dm add9, C13, F7b5,Bb13, Aug7, then A with octive then D with ocatave, Aaug7.
Bridge
Gm, Gm addGb, Gm addF, Gm add Gb, Dm, Dm add Db, Dm addC, Dm add Db
Bb, Bb addA, Bb add Ab, Bb add A, A, A add Ab, A add G, A Add Gb,

Solo: Dm, C6, Bb, A

Well they are the chords, don't know if you can work with that, I've no idea how to write out the melody

holy freaking crap LOL denis i only know how to play like 6 of the chords you mentioned lol...G13...what is this madness....

anyways....GREAT JOB man. superb guitar skillz great quality recording and percussion and everything. nice use of all of those chords that no man on earth has ever heard of. lol. maybe im just dumb. lol.

i loved this man

LOL, yeah it looks a bit like rocket science when you first look at it, but it's much simpler than it looks.
A lot of the chords are played on only three or for strings and they are easy changes, in other words you haven't gotta spread your fingers over seven frets.
For instance Bb add A, is basically a Bb chord with an A added as the root note, so in that part if you listen to the song it progresses chromatically, Starting from Bb, A and Ab, so you see, small little changes.
If fact the hardest part for me was the tempo, man I had to really concentrate to keep in time, me being an old fart an what not...LOL