well, the guitar part of this piece i wrote to accompaign a monks tale in a play. then we chose it to be on "urubamba" but i had no idea, what to sing. until my mates said: just tell a story... so i just let flow, imaging being an old man, sitting on the bench of a carriage tracked by an old, lame horse, maybe telling a story to my grandson next to me, but merely talking to myself... in the distance of the steppe a solitary flute reminds me of my home..
palosanto is:
volker kacziski on flute&sax&recordingtools

daniel brück on tabla&darabuka&perc.&git.

staffan gettys on singing saw (not on this track; check out:"spieluhr")

waskhar schneider on voice&didge&kalimba&...&git on this track
thanx to all for critics, rating, and most of all LISTENING!!!

This is a great song. Don't change a thing about it. You should win this battle hands down.

Excellent sounds. I like the traditional instruments. I don't understand the lyrics, but like the sound very much.

Do you smoke cigarrettes?  They're bad for your body but good for your voice, which compliments this music very much.  Great recording!  Loved the flute.  My only suggestions would be to bring in some variations in either the timing, rhythm, or melody.

Wonderful job, I liked this a lot. Great tones you created with the vocals. I also liked the "wrong chords".

Wow! Very awesome! Deffinately paints a picture in your mind. Great job!

I like this...great recording sound, and a mystical vibe. Love the traditional instruments...

I like this one a lot even if every one of your trax is really interesting ... I like your use of "roots" ;-)
Excellent work anyway !