Post by snakehips on Jul 25, 2009 20:18:11 GMT
Hi again !
I've been remembering how someone commented about my video, not being impressed with my singing. I came back in with a big excuse about the key I was singing the demo video in - being a bit low for me (it was in the key of E).
Here is a full version of my song, in the key of G (my preferred key for this tune) :
Hopefully, it might gain back some self respect after my poor excuses ! (played on a 1940 Gibson L50 archtop acoustic, restored by Celine (and Dave King too I think) of Luthier's Corner, Denmark Street London). There is a Dearmond Rhythm Chief Model 1000 pickup on the guitar giving it it's electric guitar sound. Comes from a recent Duo gig at the Dundee Blues Bonanza. My bandmate, Prof Scratchy is on an early Walnut sunburst wood-bodied National Triolian, with Dave King humbucker reso pickup. The Prof's guitar and my mic'd up amp go through a Bose L1 sound system (you can see the upper half of the single speaker column behind the Prof.
I've been remembering how someone commented about my video, not being impressed with my singing. I came back in with a big excuse about the key I was singing the demo video in - being a bit low for me (it was in the key of E).
Here is a full version of my song, in the key of G (my preferred key for this tune) :
Hopefully, it might gain back some self respect after my poor excuses ! (played on a 1940 Gibson L50 archtop acoustic, restored by Celine (and Dave King too I think) of Luthier's Corner, Denmark Street London). There is a Dearmond Rhythm Chief Model 1000 pickup on the guitar giving it it's electric guitar sound. Comes from a recent Duo gig at the Dundee Blues Bonanza. My bandmate, Prof Scratchy is on an early Walnut sunburst wood-bodied National Triolian, with Dave King humbucker reso pickup. The Prof's guitar and my mic'd up amp go through a Bose L1 sound system (you can see the upper half of the single speaker column behind the Prof.
