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  1. December 7th, 2010, 02:52 PM #1
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    Wink Lesson - Rudolph The Rednosed... with my "vocals"!

    Rudolph The Rednosed Reindeer

    Ladies and guitar dudes, for the first time ever caught on camera - my "singing voice"!

    This is a simple yet very useful arrangement that I wrote. Have a go at it, and please excuse the singing....

    Happy Holidays!

    Tab and GP6 files here --> http://www.box.net/shared/3f4f9ehy4z

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    Hey, that was both fun and a well made lesson.

    I doubt you'll catch me singing on youtube since the only thing I do worse is dancing while sober!
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    Aren't I brave?

    And I have NO shame.
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    Bravo! I really liked how you were twirling the mic over your head then did a back flip off the drum riser. Just like a real rock and roll vocalist.

    The guy that did the warm up act was good too with his version of Rudolph. You guys should do a Christmas mall tour together...or something.

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    Cool! I and the kids will have fun with this!
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    Great arrangement, Robert! I'll have to fire up the ol' 'coustic and try this one out.

    You have a very pleasant, mellow singing voice. I like it. Time to post some jazz standards!
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    Thanks guys, I appreciate the feedback.

    (I put on my flamesuit anyway, just in case).
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    Anneka and I watched it tonight, and she and I will be singing it together this year. She loves to sing, and loves guitar, though she is starting with piano for now. Thanks!
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    Great video Robert you should insist on your singing you're doing a good job
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    Why should we excuse the singing performance when it sounds cool!?!
    A really good video lessons and a super lovely song and arrangement.

    Thank you for that. I have forwarded the lesson to a friend who restarted guitar playing after 16 years of pausing and I know he will love that lesson.

    Thank you Robert.
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    Robert you old Oreo you!lol Very nice,I'll learn that to sing with my daughter,wife and her sister is visiting from South America,it will be fun hearing the spanish accents singing this song thanks and Great job.Sumi
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    Robert. I love to hear you sing. Good Video
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