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Old 09-14-2014, 06:17 PM
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I learned this off an old David Bromberg album. Played it on my 1889 Washburn guitar.
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Great job, Warren. That's pretty complex - playin' nice ragtime AND vocals. Well done.

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Thanks, Steve!
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Really wonderful rendition, both guitar and vocals... and that old Washburn is just heartbreakingly beautiful sounding.
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Pretty cool. You copied his singing style well. Its been a long time since I pulled that old LP of Bromberg's out. Think I'll do that today. Thanks for reminding me.
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Old 01-23-2015, 02:22 PM
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Love this version.Excellent laid back vocal and haunting guitar.Mr Bromberg would give it an A plus I reckon.
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Great job, Warren. That's pretty complex - playin' nice ragtime AND vocals. Well done.

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Singing and playing can be a challenge. You pulled this off extremely well, Warren. Sounded like you were performing live.

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