I was saying the other day that there are few things in life more gratifying for a musician than to have someone else learn/play one's songs. One of those "few things" is being asked to play in the wedding of one's dear, dear friends. A couple summers ago, I was asked to compose and play a tune in a beautiful, beachfront wedding (perhaps I'll share that tune in the future) and just this past summer, Dave and Lauren asked me to play the James Taylor chestnut, "Something In The Way She Moves" at their absolutely incredible wedding in France. Needless to say, I had a blast learning and playing the tune...and traveling to France to perform it in the wedding!

What Dave and Lo didn't know until very recently was that Lo's uncle was putting together a wedding video, and that I had recorded the tune in the studio for that very purpose (with thanks, once again, to Steve Shirk at Shirk Music!). I recorded this the same day I recorded "Oh It's Festival Time!" Not bad for four hours' work.

I will admit, it was hard keeping it a secret. Usually, Dave is one of the first people that hears my recorded work (Bob is usually right there in the studio with me). But in this case, I had to bide my time, and now that the wedding video has been wrapped, I can share with you my version of "Something In The Way She Moves." I hope you like it.

To download, right-click and 'Save Target As' (Internet Explorer) or 'Save Link As' (Firefox): Something In The Way She Moves