Foolishly Fascinated
''Damn - Thanks for posting Tinus. You can just hear all the time, effort, and love you've put in to the instrument. I gotta go practice now!''
   --Downhome Dave

Foolishly Fascinated
''This is masterful. Very pretty.''
   --Eric Martin

Foolishly Fascinated
''This is masterful. Very pretty.''
   --Eric Martin

Foolishly Fascinated
''TK, you are a great player. I love this work! Great.''
   --Midnight

Foolishly Fascinated
''You are in your element in this jazzy number :) I love the smooth attack and your note are always perfectly in pitch with right intonation. We sure can hear a lot of work behind this pro playing :)''
   --Tonyh

Jazzy Blues
''Your mastery of chromatic playing on a C-diatonic keeps getting better and better! Sounding close to a trumpet on this one.''
   --tonedeft

Jazzy Blues
''I enjoyed this a lot. It would be really nice to see&hear you play really live some day, not only in Youtube.''
   --Frosty

Foolishly Fascinated
''Love the light touch and smooth movement and bending Tinus.''
   --BlueInGreen

Foolishly Fascinated
''always surprising what comes from a everlasting meisterklasse in key of c!some very tricky runs.enjoyed a lot!the diamond of delft keeps on shining!lol''
   --huhn

Foolishly Fascinated
''like the melodies you created, very smooth across the BT! and your overbends sounds with great intonation, thanks!''
   --soplete

Jazzy Blues
''Like an oboe. Masterful.''
   --roknwil

Foolishly Fascinated
''like the quick noted riffs running up and down the scale.....very melodic, controled and well arranged...''
   --Steph Wilson

Jazzy Blues
''Sory forgot vote.''
   --Sebastian

Jazzy Blues
''Master harpin. Now I tought sent or not, mine jazzy Blues. Bravo TK!!!''
   --Sebastian

Jazzy Blues
''Jazzy and semi-clarinet like in spots. Cool.''
   --Lips Angelo

Jazzy Blues
''Terrific, I especially enjoyed some parts right after 3:00 and 5:00. Amazes me you always use a C diatonic. Once upon a time, I thought I was halfway good as casual players go - then I got on Harmonica Boogie.''
   --BeelzeBob

Jazzy Blues
''But don't get me wrong, TK: I consider you one of the truly great harmonica players. It's very exciting to be able to listen to your work here, even in what I know must be simple practice for you.''
   --Eric Martin

Jazzy Blues
''@Eric Martin: Virtuosity is only a means to an end. You are completely right about breaking out of the rhythm, I have to really concentrate on that. Thanks for the pointer.''
   --TK

Foolishly Fascinated
''@Eric Martin: oops sorry wrong jam :)''
   --TK

Foolishly Fascinated
''@Eric Martin: Virtuosity is only a means to an end. You are completely right about breaking out of the rhythm, I have to really concentrate on that. Thanks for the pointer.''
   --TK

Jazzy Blues
''Nice to hear from our resident jazz genius, this knocked me out!''
   --Brett

Foolishly Fascinated
''lingering through the scales so smooth this is a peace of great jazz harp!''
   --Radiopirat

Jazzy Blues
''The B_T is that long so we can get that much more enjoyment of playing like yours. Reallly nice.''
   --Brown Ale Guy

Foolishly Fascinated
''That's it! Never knew what to do with that B_T. Leaves me smilin' on a day filled with the blues.''
   --Brown Ale Guy

Foolishly Fascinated
''I have said before you play real good,is that valved?Harp it sounded like chromatic scale to me.''
   --Bro.Bob

Foolishly Fascinated
''Very nice playing Tinus, execellent control of the bends and OB's...Great job!''
   --Mark wilson

Jazzy Blues
''Well, this is boviously virtuostic, but since you posted it here, I would just say that though it is amazing, it sticks rather too closely to the basic rhythm, when I suspect you could add much more rhythmic variety if you chose to.''
   --Eric Martin

Happy Place
''yup a hard one indeed you did a very nice job !''
   --Tonyh

Dancing Shadows
''Brett is right in saying you have brought something different to the jam. I am listening to this again and again.''
   --Blind Bob

Dancing Shadows
''I'm running out of things to say about your posts these days TK. Can I just good for this one? in fact.. excellenty. I'll leave it there''
   --Peter Holliman

My First Gig
''you really know where your going. playing amazing riffs and runs with complete control.''
   --Steph Wilson

Dancing Shadows
''@Brett: thanks man that is a big compliment. I'm just here to learn from the comments and practice playing over changes i'm not familliar with.''
   --TK

Dancing Shadows
''yep,you are right with the single notes.the churchbells added a great mood,reminds me to my childhood with a very similar bell-tone.great idea!LOL''
   --huhn

Dancing Shadows
''Man, Tinus, you are just bringing the jam to an entirely different level and musical place. This is like having Howard Levy in the room. Cooool.''
   --Brett

Dancing Shadows
''No you shouldn't play chords on a equal teperment overblow harp. too harsh. Single notes is where it is at :D''
   --TK

Dancing Shadows
''Nice melody. The bass harp is a great addition; I love the sound of it (could be a bit louder in the mix for my taste)''
   --Appleman Ed

Dancing Shadows
''simply wonderful!It seems,you seldom play chords,though some say harp is a chordal instrument,maybe you do some?)LOL wonderful!''
   --huhn

Dancing Shadows
''Sweet melody and I liked the growling bass harp''
   --tonedeft

Dancing Shadows
''Don't now Tinus, was there and suddenly away, can't repost it because must one day, just flew away...Thanx for the comment''
   --RonDutch

Dancing Shadows
''Hey Ron where did it go?''
   --TK

Happy Place
''Sounds trumpet like and clarinet like too. Great playing, but the btrack sounds weird.''
   --BlueInGreen

Happy Place
''what a fat tasty tone!and what beautiful scales,mr.jazzz!''
   --huhn

Happy Place
''Hi Tinus, would have ure speed in playing, sounds so easy, but I now it is not, ure playing gives me a happy feeling!!! groetjes Ron''
   --RonDutch

Happy Place
''Very nice TK.... good pace and some pretty niffty note choices. Getting some good tone to boot.''
   --Peter Holliman

My First Gig
''Some good playing. Enjoyed!''
   --Harpn4fun

Happy Place
''Sorry about the weird sound in the beginning. The file got damaged, but I threw away the takes so I can't restore it.''
   --TK

My First Gig
''wow men, very good use of OB and scale runs!. you are the same guy from tenhole.com?''
   --soplete

My First Gig
''Not bad for a beginner Tinus. You need work on those single notes and overblows : ) : ) nice!''
   --Lips Angelo

My First Gig
''Clean technique. Good listening.''
   --Eric Stahl

My First Gig
''Some good 'clean' playing... well appriciated. excellent''
   --Peter Holliman

My First Gig
''TK - the bar has been set real high with this. You really know yer sh*t bro!''
   --Ronnie

My First Gig
''great use of that scale runnings; played them with that right feeling for the song, love them going to the highnotes''
   --TeeJay

My First Gig
''What to say? fine sound, good licks. But to me it was listening to a practised solo and some (very nice!!) scale runs.''
   --Ben Bouman

My First Gig
''Lot of nice music in this one and technique as well.Not my kind of harp playing but I can dig what you're doing.''
   --Aqua

My First Gig
''tnx Tinus for your amazing jazzy bt.never heard a straight harp thatway you do.simply fascinating!''
   --huhn

My First Gig
''True misician ! Great Ob's man ! Taking note from this !''
   --Tonyh

My First Gig
''Great, I am wordless! Just listening my mouth locked open...''
   --Frosty

My First Gig
''This by far the Best Post I have heard in this new boogie jam. Very clean and precise playing,thought has been put in this one TK , just enough feel to not make it sterile sounding, though it could have oozed abit more soul!. Great playing TK .''
   --DaveyG

My First Gig
''Nice one Tinus. Like your obs in the middle octave. Tluid movevement and nice ob bending.Like to hear you do more in first octave for deep blues feel.I Just played this a few times in 1st for practice;works great for 1st pos.''
   --BlueInGreen

My First Gig
''This is even better than your great playing in Jam13. Fantastic technique and musicianship''
   --tonedeft