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My compliments on your performance. There are elements of this work that take quite a bit of skill and practice. I remember playing this myself. Well done!

Awesome. This sure brings it back. I was 12 back during Expo. Went with my parents as much as we could. I still have my season's pass, and my expo "passport". Great to hear this after so long.

Well done, I was in high school when this was a new chart. I like how you've used Jay Chattaway's written alto sax solo in the intro, but then changed it to trumpet in the head, and subbing the bari sax rather than Jay's guitar solo is good too. Provides a refreshing change. Well done. Later in ...

Superb. Quality. Integrity. Character. Much like many of the talents from this era. What a treat to have grown up in that time. God help me if I had grown up subjected to the crap from the Justin "Dweebers" and Lady "BlahBlahs" of today.

Neat eh? I saw him rolling down No. 3 Rd in Richmond. We all lined up and watched.

You should have posted the original David Foster version of this. This one is a cover version performed by John Tesh. And a copied mp3 by the sounds of it.

@bfhfsuruyw see my reply to jakey1126

Awesome

You know, I had forgotten that we did this one...

When you get back, come up and see me, we'll cover some more

@marshallsimon

Incorrect,

Not to show any disrespect for Clarence Clemons, who was an amazing musician, but the person "playing" the sax in this video is not the "Big Man" but rather actor Rob Lowe, who portrayed the sax playing Billy Hicks in the movie St. Elmo's Fire. He is only acting this ...

Well done. I share most of the same comments, but all in all, you've done a good job here, with a vocally challenging piece. And as a fellow pianist, congrats on your take on the piano part.

@Natalie5422

Right or wrong,

We're all praying you remain strong

That's why we're all here and singing along.

The song is called "Is There A Chance" , just for information sake...

:)

@parkthoven

Good job. Just to point out that while this is the first track on "Love Lights The World", this particular piece is not written by David Foster. You did well, this one should probably be a little slower..

This is great. I go through San Diego Airport at least 3 times a year. I wish I had seen this live. But February isn't one of the usual months I go through.

Nice Job.

Oh the days when music was still good.

@steinwayzap yep. Well this was released in 1993 as a bonus track on export versions of "Paid Vacation". 1993 music style was still left over from the big snare days of the mid 80's. :)

I was in grade 12 that year. I dated a girl in those days who was in love with this song, and singer..

I like how you transition between 12/8 and the triplet feel in 4/4 time.

With a little practice for pitch and so on, this would sound great.

Good job, nice song. I like your choice of D for the key.

This is great! I don't understand sign but what a great song for this. Awesome.