Ken; I have thousands upon thousands of recordings yet somehow this latest project seems to fill a hole that was missing in my collection...not sure if that makes sense to anyone. I think I told you my favorite is "The Stars, The Snow, The Fire".

I'm listening to it now while working on the laptop (and waiting for NASCAR to start) and my bride came in and asked, "who is that?". She only does that when she likes something because later I'll find it missing.

What a great job. Thank you.

That's wonderful to hear - thanks Billy!

Ken

Just listened to the samples! I really like this record! Great job!

Belated thank you, Ken. I played "The Stars, The Snow, The Fire" last night. It was my version of an April Fools' joke since it's spring and temps were in the 60s. I'm too nice to play a true joke.

Thanks DW and Mike -

"Dreaming of Trains" continues to do very well (for example, Top 10 at Amazon for most of the past month) and the positive reviews keep coming. Here's the latest one (Jazz Times) -

http://jazztimes.com/articles/25953-dreaming-of-trains-ken-navarro

The main challenge for me continues to be reaching the audience that wants much more than another "smooth" jazz album with the same grooves and predictable cover songs. So I continue to work hard every day making music and working hard at the business of music as well (that's what helps me to keep making new music!).

I've been putting this off since January, but here is my blog review of "Dreaming of Trains."

Thanks Mike - and here is a link to another very nice review -
http://jazzartistrynow.com/?p=267

Happy Birthday, Ken!

You're very welcome, Ken. I added the link to my blog post. And as I said on Facebook, Happy Birthday.

Ken, it's going to be awesome to see you in Charlotte! And ditto's to what Mike C said! (happy b-day!!)