This is a good track for a movie during times when there is no dial in g..such as while driving a car..searching for someone..puts you in the same emotional feeling. I like it and would to hear it in a good mystery movie.

Very nice instrumental. Good job!

interesting song, almost classical or soundtrack, kinda country soundtrack, Has great emotion and visual connotations. good playing

cool movement of the shuffle. i could see this selling to a video game or movie soundtrack. thats a great problem to have! theres an open range/wild west feel about the key that works well with the canter (pun intended) of the shuffle. well done keep it up.

i love the banjo

I always have a hard time reviewing instrumentals, but this was an enjoyable song to listen to, even without lyrics. The instrumentation and arrangement were nicely done.

This song starts out in an interesting way alright. I am waiting for the singer to come in, they are not coming--dang nabit!!!
very nice banjo on this one. I like the stop at the end, this trick works every single time. good job on the composing of this composition.

I loved the intro with the drum beat and then the guitar, it was very pretty. I don't think this is country though, I would say Folk.It could be a nice track for an action movie.

Has a hint of sadness to it. To me it feels like a story telling song. Reminds me in places of a well known song which is a good thing. Melodies should stay with people.

This sounds like one of Abram's instrumentals. Very nice song especially as background music for a movie, etc.

I loved it! Started listening rather reluctantly, but by the end of the song I was totally hooked. This would be a great theme song for a "Kill Bill" type movie, or maybe an old foreign-made Clint Eastwood western.

Loved the instrumentation. Starts off like a song called Better dig two! Very nice. Very engaging and holds your attention! Full sounding and totally professional.

I could see this piece used as an underscore in a scene of an old western movie while the cowboys are riding through indian country on the plains. That's what came into my mind as I listened.