Reply With QuotePlural buddy.....plural.Originally Posted by tremoloman
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Dolly Parton "Crackerjack"
Who knew Dolly was such a good finger picker? I always knew she was a great singer and performer, but now I'm even more in awe. As a kid, I only paid attention to her most famous asset.
Crackerjack
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Plural buddy.....plural.
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When you were a kid? I still do....
I can't say that I've given up on a flanger cause I've never liked the effect either. I also can't say the same about Tremolo. I hate them both equally. - Tone2TheBone 2009
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I've always been a Dolly fan. Could never figure out how she played so well with those nails - man! I think she uses a lot of open tunings. She is also a prolific songwriter. I saw an interview once where she admitted that she makes more off her songwriting royalties than off her album sales. Pretty shrewd business lady.Who knew Dolly was such a good finger picker? I always knew she was a great singer and performer, but now I'm even more in awe. As a kid, I only paid attention to her most famous asset.
Crackerjack
Lots of good footage on Youtube, especially some older footage.
I wonder what she really looks like
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