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Dont often read these blogs, but I had a look at Emilys the other day and thought I would check yours out tonight, must say there is some mighty playing going on there especially the windows one, havent heard either of these tunes and never heard of the bloke you mention, got to say though I think your playing is top notch, no doubt about it.
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🤔... Stringy's post didn't show up until I posted.
Know we've had this happen before (where a post is supposed to start a new page & doesn't).
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Thank you Stringy!
@Mouse heres my Maurice O Keefe's . she taught in person recently in a workshop but also has it over on her site when interested. honestly... i think its easier than britches even though im playin it rough
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That is neat. I liked that.
I think it sounds much harder that Britches Full of Stitches.
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@ABitRusty -
LIKE IT!
Great groove, your playing gets smoother/lighter every time! ...clippin' along (faster), too!
Another new one for me - enjoyed listening! 🤗
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Another new one, catchy tune, I like the bouncyness of the tune.
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Mark
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Thats some fine playing again there, you should put these in the share a tune area, seriously.
I think most people on here will miss them in the blog which is a real shame.
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sorry for such a late thank you Mark, Emily, Cynthia, stringy. its been since february . thanks for watching back then!
This is an attempt to play a set i heard on an album by the fiddle case. substituted a guitar syring for jaw harp. 😁😉
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@ABitRusty -
Woo Hoo!
Got some nice new tunes there - glad you shared them!
Glad you're back recording, I enjoyed all of it - guitar & scenery, too! 🤗
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Excellent playing, that no doubt about it, likethe vid as well, I was thinking when I watched it that all it needed was a little elf dancing on the path 😉 lovely scenery, really enjoyed listening, been a long time betwee.n drinks.
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@ABitRusty Both tunes (I missed Maurice O Keefe's back in Feb) are great! Guitar works well in place of the jaw harp. The set blends real well--nice variations, doing single guitar string (jaw harp), solo, and then reg guitar.
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Thanks gor taking a peek elcbk, stringy, sharonc!
@SharonC - The group..The Fiddle Case does some great arranging on their tunes. Like them alot. wish i could play that way. I had a synth version of that harp they used. made it up in presonus but listened a few times and juat over dubbed over it with guitar. it was qorse sounding that juat me plucking that atring 😆. the synth is still in the background a little bit. i normally think tunes can sound good slow or fast, but these two i think need to be faster than what im doing... see the fiddle cases version or the battlefield band has a version of primrose lassies that i like. thanks for listening.
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I think it sounds good at that speed.
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stringy said
I think it sounds good at that speed.
thank you stringy and i do value and appreciate your feedback. I think what it is ..IS.. i used their track to practice with but slowed down and im still comparing to that.
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@ABitRusty that was cool! nice photos too. Thanks. I can imagine them played faster, but it sounds very good at this speed too. Sort of relaxing.
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