Post by jw on Aug 28, 2013 17:34:45 GMT
Greetings folks ... I hope this works ;>)
Here's one of my own works ... not done on my National Tricone but, on a early 1960's Stella I bought in a Nashville pawnshop for $30 bucks. It came with an old sound hole pickup called D'Armond. Heck, the pickup was worth $30 bucks alone. When I got her home to clean her up a bit, I removed the saddle only to find an 1/8" drill bit supporting the saddle. That was neat ... instantly, she became my outdoor, beach jammin' Blues acoustic.
The tune is called 'Let It Go, Let It Be'.
It was the first tune I 'penned' with this amazing little hunk of wood as I sat back thinking about why my first wife chose to leave me the way she did a few weeks before I wrote it. So it was only fitting that the tune stayed with this instrument. I'm currently organizing my first all acoustic Blues CD and this tune will be part of it.
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