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Hi there, That's great! Glad you enjoyed it. And to walk down the aisle..that's special. You honor me. Take care! More music to come soon. Mike

Eddie. I. am. going. to. sead. you. a. song. for. the. 4. of. July. okey.

did. you. like. that. song. I. sead. to. you.

Thanks Georgianna! Does this make you in your 90's? How old are you?

He released this 42 years ago?

@PeaceNinja007 yes!

@@GeorgiannaMartin wooow First time I heard it was probably 15-20 years ago when AOL music was still a thing

HI there! What a great story. Love it! Time flies huh!? My motto this crazy year is slow and steady wins the race. More music to come soon. Can't stop making it. Be well!

Thanks Lucas! More music to come! Mike

How the heck did you post a link I thought they disallowed them 😮 Anyway, first time I heard this was many many years ago when AOL music was still a thing. Everyone was on dialup internet lol It was only a small sample but I liked it so much 😊

I'm not sure I understand your question?

Not yet! thanks for listening!

Thanks for the kind words. Keep practicing!

Sheet music of this arrangement is available at musicnotes.com Good luck! Happy playing!

Truly

I'll check it out! Thanks for your request! Take care.

@@mikestrickland Okay then

@@mikestrickland And also, record a soft piano version of A Whole New World from Aladdin for your next album

@@mikestrickland And record a soft piano version of By the Light of the Silvery Moon

Thank you. If there was any comfort provided I am honored. But the real story is that your group of individuals finds it so vital to document and tell the story of what these precious souls went through that terrible day. These are stories that will always be there to remind people to never forget what happened. Your group, through your time spent is documenting forever the details of that day. Stories are how history is told and it takes a very human and very special person to realize that this is important. You are all heros to mankind in that you will NOT forget until every detail and fact is exposed. Keep going.

@@mikestrickland For centuries, music has done a pretty good job of bringing people together, even in the most strangest of ways. But it’s always there somehow. I see these songs and I remind myself that these were some of the last pieces of music these people ever heard. You hear thousands upon thousands of songs throughout your lifetime, but has anyone ever considered what would be their last? This is what sticks out the most to me of the music at the Austin J. Tobin Plaza. These aren’t your typical pop songs, these are rather obscure and difficult to find covers and original pieces, and for a long time most were lost to time. Now, we can hear them again. We have brought back something we thought was destroyed that day. “The music never stopped playing, there was just no one there to listen to it.”

@@toothless7849 "We brought back something we thought was destroyed that day." I agree - for this reason alone it is important. Something we can take back from the evil ones who did this. Bravo to all of you that were determined to do just that. It's the best of humanity in action. We WILL bring our world back better than ever. In honor of all of those innocent souls who lost their lives in 911. Cause that's what good humans do.

Hi Toothless! Thanks! My pleasure! Wow- you are correct. Never in my wildest dreams would we witness such an event and it's surreal to have my music wafting through the Plaza just prior to collapse. We are all on a journey presently and IMO it's no accident we are all chosen to be here now to witness this historic transition of Humanity as it ascends to a much higher level than where it has been the last 6000 years. And Sound (Frequency, Music) seems to be the core foundational language (Energy) that binds and drive all things. Cheers! And thanks for your lovely note.

Hello there!​@@mikestrickland A greetings from another enthusiast of WTC muzak who happens to discover "Windless" playing within the complex a few months ago. I am writing this as today is indeed a painful remembrance of the tragedy 22 years ago. However in contrary, there is a positivity that I find your music giving comforts and happiness. Me and the others cannot thank you enough for your contribution and kindness!

Thanks Christian- yeah, Vince very much influenced me growing up. And the ostinato bass lines in Linus and Lucy and Jessica help propel the songs along. Take care!