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Old 11-01-2009, 12:37 PM
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Drifting by Andy McKee and Start by Depapepe.
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Old 11-01-2009, 12:46 PM
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Mostly work on my own compositions and trying to come up with new ones although I did
tab out and learn Bob Evan's "Slippery Slope" recently as I really liked it when I heard it.
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I have a couple of songs I like to finish up for Youtube (I have them down but not at performance level yet): A Trout Towards Noon (Kottke), Sailor's Grave On The Prairie (Kottke), Echoing Gilewitz (Kottke/ Gilewitz).
I am also getting close to finishing Leo Kottke's arrangement of Arms Of Mary. Did I mention that I like Kottke?
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Old 11-02-2009, 12:19 AM
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Working on "To Be or not to B" (lot more challenging than I thought it would be) by Tommy Emmanuel and "The Lucky One" by Alison Krauss.

Finished following Tommy Emmanuel's tunes:
Dixie McGuire, Borsalino, Cowboy's Dream, Lewis and Clark and Mona Lisa. Mona Lisa will need some serious polishing though.
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Old 11-02-2009, 03:58 PM
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I just started working on a Craig D'Andrea tune.. really love this song..

"In with the purple and out with the blue"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_R60vFZzGI
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Old 11-03-2009, 12:39 PM
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Don Ross' part on Ebon Coast. Also, "Pumpernickel Pow Wow" - an original
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I'm polishing up Larry Pattis' arrangement Waltzing Matilda (using the tab that mmmaak shared with us all recently) as well as Larry's arrangement of Ashokan Farewell. There are a couple of chord transitions in each that I thought I had down, but after listening to a recording of myself playing them, I realized that they're not very smooth. Must fix that!!

I'm also starting back up on a (re)arrangement of Scarborough Fair that I always end up setting aside when a new tune catches my interest. It's sort of a mash-up of 3 or 4 of my favorite fingerstyle arrangements of the tune.

I need to find a Christmas tune or two to learn this year, or my parents will sulk on Christmas day. Maybe one of Huttlinger's arrangements.
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Old 11-03-2009, 02:29 PM
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Tommy Emmanuel's "Angelina" and Rev Gary Davis' "I Heard The Angels Singin"
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Power of two by the Indigo Girls. The tapping on the 2nd and 4th beat was tough for me. But it's coming along nicely!
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Don Ross' part on Ebon Coast. Also, "Pumpernickel Pow Wow" - an original
I was working on Kimblin again. I could play it, but then I couldn't, you know what I mean? You have to have his type of style to pull it off. I don't,
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Did I mention that I like Kottke?
Me toooooooooooo.
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Old 11-04-2009, 06:53 AM
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I've taken on a huge project of trying to learn Eric Clapton's Signe. I don't fingerpick but I thought if I'm going to learn, it might as well be a song I don't have to sing to.

It's a slow process and I've been quite distracted with a house purchase and now moving (which is why I haven't been here much the last few weeks), so it's been even slower, if not stalled altogether.

Once the dust settles, I'll be getting back to it.

I've also been playing around with Robert Plant's Big Log. I'd like to record a version playing all the parts.
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Old 11-04-2009, 10:59 AM
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I'm currently driving myself crazy with Two Hundred Tour Buses by Craig D'Andrea. Right at the 2:30 mark things get tricky, but its slowly coming together. Hopefully sooner than later I'll but uploading my take....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BY2m5YXgZPI
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Old 11-04-2009, 11:43 AM
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I've taken on a huge project of trying to learn Eric Clapton's Signe. I don't fingerpick but I thought if I'm going to learn, it might as well be a song I don't have to sing to.

It's a slow process and I've been quite distracted with a house purchase and now moving (which is why I haven't been here much the last few weeks), so it's been even slower, if not stalled altogether.

Once the dust settles, I'll be getting back to it.

I've also been playing around with Robert Plant's Big Log. I'd like to record a version playing all the parts.
I don't know if you've started "Signe" or not, but it's not a lot of fingerpicking. It is mainly built around chord changes with the melody in the chords or connecting the changes and not too hard to get. Nice tune. It shouldn't be too hard once you learn the chords. Good luck.
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