Here's Neil Young's tribute to his 1948 Buick Road Master Hearse. The backing track includes only drums and organ. The rest of the instrumentals are mine; 1977 modified Martin D28 with Martin Retro Light strings, and Db Hohner Marine Band Harmonica. Guitar is tuned down one 1/2 step. The audio track was pre-recorded. Not something I will do again. It is extremely difficult to sync the video and audio and there is, IMO, no benefit to doing it. I just tried it as an experiment. I hope you enjoy this presentation.
Busking Neil Young - Long May You Run
WOW Bill, that was a hell of editing but still a WOW
it is one of my favo NY songs but never tryed it, now I must.
your dvd is growing.
thx, you have to much fun,, maybe on IGC with backing vocals!!?
Willem
edit: I love this song only 'cos that special chord, it gives me "kippevel""
it is one of my favo NY songs but never tryed it, now I must.
your dvd is growing.
thx, you have to much fun,, maybe on IGC with backing vocals!!?
Willem
edit: I love this song only 'cos that special chord, it gives me "kippevel""
WOW! Fantastic job all around Bill.
This sounds great. Heaps of work in there.
I love the harmonica. Perfect for Neil's stuff. Your voice sounds great just right for his stuff too. You bring the right mood to it.
Awesome!
M
This sounds great. Heaps of work in there.
I love the harmonica. Perfect for Neil's stuff. Your voice sounds great just right for his stuff too. You bring the right mood to it.
Awesome!
M
Willem-Thank you. IGC with all those other voices and guitars...should be great fun. That special chord gives me goosebumps too.
Dean- Thank you. You should get a harp and try it. It's a lot of fun and not hard to do fair sounding elementary stuff.
Bob- Thanks. No tab, I just figured it out. Just draw and blow depending on which chord you're playing.
Bud- Thanks much! I had fun doing it (except for trying to lip sync the video )
Bill
Dean- Thank you. You should get a harp and try it. It's a lot of fun and not hard to do fair sounding elementary stuff.
Bob- Thanks. No tab, I just figured it out. Just draw and blow depending on which chord you're playing.
Bud- Thanks much! I had fun doing it (except for trying to lip sync the video )
Bill
michelew wrote:
You must have been writing to me while I was replying to the others.
I guess I have a soft spot for old cars if you can hear the mood involved in singing about a "chrome heart" :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Bill
Thanks Shel!WOW! Fantastic job all around Bill.
This sounds great. Heaps of work in there.
I love the harmonica. Perfect for Neil's stuff. Your voice sounds great just right for his stuff too. You bring the right mood to it.
Awesome!
M
You must have been writing to me while I was replying to the others.
I guess I have a soft spot for old cars if you can hear the mood involved in singing about a "chrome heart" :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Bill
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Welll done Bill, great sound on that one - you're on a roll.
It sounds like Graham Nash at least may be looking for new partners soon, you're rapidly becoming a leading candidate .
/ david
It sounds like Graham Nash at least may be looking for new partners soon, you're rapidly becoming a leading candidate .
/ david
davidrfinn99165 wrote:
Bill
Thanks David! If the likes of the Beatles and CSNY can't get along, I don't think I want to go looking for partners. The band I have never gives me any trouble and I don't have to split the profits :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: . Thanks for listening.Welll done Bill, great sound on that one - you're on a roll.
It sounds like Graham Nash at least may be looking for new partners soon, you're rapidly becoming a leading candidate .
/ david
Bill