Hi Chris,
Very nice montage showing the new guitar. Oh yeah, the playing and singing was really good too
Thanks for the look
Bob
BSG D27 Rosewood demo by neverfoundthetime
Hey Chris
BRAVO old friend. Guitar sounds great.( love that rose wood ).
I think the pick work was very good. I still have a hard time strumming with a pick. Like you said ( I get very heavy handed )sounds like you got a real good start. I sure do look forward to hearing your song you are working on. My be you could do, cold on my shoulder also?? Always will be a big fan of you singing. Sure hope life is being good to you. The very best to you and Miss Ale.
Thanks for posting
Kevin
BRAVO old friend. Guitar sounds great.( love that rose wood ).
I think the pick work was very good. I still have a hard time strumming with a pick. Like you said ( I get very heavy handed )sounds like you got a real good start. I sure do look forward to hearing your song you are working on. My be you could do, cold on my shoulder also?? Always will be a big fan of you singing. Sure hope life is being good to you. The very best to you and Miss Ale.
Thanks for posting
Kevin
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Thanks for tuning in Bob and Kev!
I do play Cold on the Shoulder every now and then Kev, about time I played a more sophisticated version!
I do play Cold on the Shoulder every now and then Kev, about time I played a more sophisticated version!
neverfoundthetime wrote:
Thanks for taking time to post. I always enjoy watching folks do there songs.
Kev
If a sophisticated version is what will keep you posting. I'm with you.What ever it takes.Thanks for tuning in Bob and Kev!
I do play Cold on the Shoulder every now and then Kev, about time I played a more sophisticated version!
Thanks for taking time to post. I always enjoy watching folks do there songs.
Kev
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Thanks Kev.
Thanks for tuning in Bill and Jeff! I'm happy you liked it. I hope to get more done in the future and will record with better sound quality before I let the YT uploader mangle it! At least it will be a little better that way!
Thanks for tuning in Bill and Jeff! I'm happy you liked it. I hope to get more done in the future and will record with better sound quality before I let the YT uploader mangle it! At least it will be a little better that way!
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Hey Jay, great that you came by! Thanks for tuning in!
Yeah no cut-away no electrics, instead, full-bodied, unadulterated beautiful dreadnought sound!
I love a big Dread over any other shape. We can start a club!
A432 tuning is using 432Hz as the reference tone for the A over middle C. We usually uase 440Hz these days.But before 1953 the reference tone was 432. Many people think this is a better, more wholesome sound. Check out this thread:
http://www.totallyguitars.com/forum/24- ... 32-hz.html
Yeah no cut-away no electrics, instead, full-bodied, unadulterated beautiful dreadnought sound!
I love a big Dread over any other shape. We can start a club!
A432 tuning is using 432Hz as the reference tone for the A over middle C. We usually uase 440Hz these days.But before 1953 the reference tone was 432. Many people think this is a better, more wholesome sound. Check out this thread:
http://www.totallyguitars.com/forum/24- ... 32-hz.html