Mixposure : Home of Indie Musicians

Stats

Online

Genres

Profiles

11090

Users

10964

Playlists

422

Blogs

5613

Pages

121

images

8345

youtube videos

5517

audio tracks

20032

vimeo videos

133

events

878

Files

310

Invitations

Item Bundles

Groups

Discussions

Song of the Week

Dont Mind Me

Site Comments

Re: Lonely Rainy...
02/02/26 04:50:20PM
1 Week: cooter

Brother Chef Rich, this was so much fun. I appreciate you. And Sir Jim. I appreciate Sir Jim, too.

Re: High On A Mountain
02/02/26 03:30:02PM
1 Week: Randy Cline

Thanks. It's a cover recording. Seals and Crofts originally wrote and recorded the song.

Re: HALL OF FAME...
02/02/26 03:23:08PM
1 Week: ron.bowes

I am very grateful and extremely honoured to have been entered into the "Mixposure Hall of Fame" Thanks to Jim and Todd and to everyone that has listened to, liked and or commented on my tracks. I...

Re: Lonely Rainy...
02/02/26 03:03:22PM
1 Week: JimsAE

This is an amazing track, guys! I love that I never know what to expect!

Re: High On A Mountain
02/02/26 12:18:16PM
1 Week: JimsAE

Randy, I love this. Great song, smartly written and performed!

Re: Kingstorm - Mind...
02/01/26 09:41:55AM
1 Week: Slippy-T

Firing on all cylinders ... Ace

Re: The Joker and the...
02/01/26 09:39:02AM
1 Week: Slippy-T

A top song Eric. The changes we don't notice in people and, to late, we let the grim reaper steal them for his collection. The joker carries on laughing at the constant irony within those...

Re: High On A Mountain
01/31/26 11:03:43AM
1 Week: Farrell Jackson

This is great Randy Cline! A lot in the mix to hear. Cool dynamics...the rise and pull backs work great. Nicely done!

Re: People get Ready...
01/31/26 10:59:24AM
1 Week: Farrell Jackson

A cool take on this classic, People Get Ready. It takes me back to my first gigging band and all the great music that came of of the '60s era. I dig the organ and guitar solos! Well done Bud and...

Re: The Joker and the...
01/31/26 10:54:51AM
1 Week: Farrell Jackson

Through the first verse this reminds me of Harry Chapin's style (a compliment). But when the chorus hits it leaves Harry C. behind and it becomes BLJ's own unique style. Great vocals (all of them)...