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Here is a rendition of the old folk song Wayfaring Stranger. This has fun guitar rhythm to it and I added little solo to as well. I have been on a folk song kick lately and have really been enjoying these old tunes.

Bud



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Very nice Buddy. This song and key fit your voice well. Maybe I've missed it in the past, but it looks like you have quite a home studio set up with both audio and video. Is this correct?
Good job.

Jerry

Bud you had me smiling right at the 20 sec mark and throughout the rest of the song. Nice job job with the palm muting on this one. Always a pleasure to watch what you'll come up with next.

Happy Thanksgiving


MarkM

Buddy,

Another fine job. You're sounding really good both playing and vocals, plus your setup is so cool, I am jealous :laugh:

Nicely done

Bob

Wow! Buddy that was just so freakin' good man! I always have admired your singing, I reckon that's a brilliant recording voice you have there. Putting that to one side for a moment, I thought you did a fantastic job on the playing. The whole performance was pro' level, just brilliant! Did I say it was brilliant?!!! Oh yes and the use of the light helped to give you the spotlight effect very nice touch, made the video look almost 3D.

Good job! B)

Tom N.

Nice job Buddy, I liked this one a lot!

scott

Jerry, Thanks much for you kind words on this tune. I do have a little studio set-up in the upstairs of my barn. It is my own little music retreat, LOL.

MarkM, Thanks so much and I am really glad you enjoyed this tune. Happy Thanks giving to you and yours as well.

Bud

Bob, Had me laughing with this one. Thanks for you comments on this tune. This little Tascam DP-008 really makes recording so much easier and very fun to tinker with.

Bud

Wow Tom you really made my day with your comments. Thanks much for your encouragement. I am having fun playing around with the technology a bit and I am learning many new things with it.

Thanks again,

Bud