Reply With QuoteThis sounds great, Steve. Very authentic -- has that tin pan/New Orleans feel. Don't knock the vocal, I liked it a lot, would have liked it louder is all. Very cool recording.
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urban blues
This is a rendition of a Dave Ray tune from the early sixties??
A friend sent a friend to a record store, to get the latest Blues Project album. The second guy came back with this record and the first guy listened to it and immediately gave it to me. I played it once and put it away for about 15 years. Had to wait until I was ready for it.
Anyway, here it is, fooling around on the Zoom MRS-8.
Old martin 016-NY, followed by a J28 tuned to open C. Rogue mando, that I can barely hold and a threadbare vocal.
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This sounds great, Steve. Very authentic -- has that tin pan/New Orleans feel. Don't knock the vocal, I liked it a lot, would have liked it louder is all. Very cool recording.
helliott in Hamilton
Guitars -- 2 PRS CE 24s 85/15 pups, PRS semi-hollow CE 22, Fender Baja Telecaster; Gibson Les Paul Standard; 80s Strat updated with custom 69 pups, Anniversary Strat with Fat 50s, Epiphone Sheraton re-issue; Yamaha 5-string bass; Yamaha TBS 6 and 12 string acoustics,Takamine acoustic, Fender nylon string acoustic
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Steve, that sounds great. I like the sound of the instruments and the vocals. Nothing really over powering the other and has that raw sound that I really appreciate.
I give it:
Mark
* Loud is good, good is better!
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