Aw, but Jazz Piano has to have a lower octave for the main Jazz progression while the harmonies exist at a higher octave. To be fair, the melody line does have different parts that switch between the 3rd, 4th, and 5th octaves, sometimes going higher and at other times lower. I guess it's a good thing I didn't decide to go up into C6 range, huh?

Anyway, thanks for the honest review! I personally enjoy the varied range, but I can understand how it wouldn't be for everyone. I'm glad that you still liked it so much even though the high notes aren't really your thing.

I do! I almost never fail to just make up random words to sing along with this song whenever I listen to it, but that chorus always ends with "...Raindrop Boogie!"

Thanks for another awesomely fun review, Dendrago! ^_^

Hmm, interesting. I'm gonna go with "I meant to do that"...? :D

Ah, yes...vocals. Well, try and imagine some form of lyrics ending in "Raindrop Boogie" and you're about halfway there! :D

Thank you very much for being one of the few fans of classically jazzy music! Since you enjoy this so much, I hope that you also check out my Crescent Moon Rag. It seems that I offer up a lot of nostalgia, and I am quite happy to do so. Thanks for reviewing!

Jazz isn't something I do a lot of, but I do love to jump outside my comfort zone on a regular basis and push the envelope. Y'know, rain generally makes me feel pretty good, too...unless it's been raining non-stop for days and days. There was like two solid weeks of nothing but rain when I decided to make this, and by that time I was pretty well going stir-crazy for a little sun and open sky.

Thanks a bunch for the props, my man! I'm glad that you dig my sound. I am familiar with Tom Waits, actually. He is one seriously talented dude.