Ain't Nobody's Business

[Mkel12]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7Lq56Qsans

Here is my rendition of an old song to inspire mediocre players and singers like me. You don't have to be good to have fun. Just play and enjoy!

[FlyFast]

Thanks for sharing that, I really enjoyed it. Nice guitar too!

[Bingoccc]

Well done! I enjoyed that.

[zipzapp29]

Love it bro. Thanks for posting.

[Kerbie]

Very nice alternating thumb work… thanks for sharing. Looks like you're having fun.

Why don't you post this over in the Show & Tell? It would probably get more views over there.

[Mkel12]

Thanks to all for the kind words. I will post my next offering in show & tell... guess I wasn't sure where the best section was to post!

[DaveKell]

It was very obvious you were having fun. Where were the words "ain't nobodys dirty business"? Am I thinking of a different song? Wish I could sing well enough to entertain myself thusly. Here is my best attempt at singing with a protest song I wrote. https://soundcloud.com/david-kellems...e-founders-pro. After lung scarring from 18 major surgeries my singing voice pretty much left me but I still have fun trying. Great job on that one sir.

[Mkel12]

Originally Posted by DaveKell

It was very obvious you were having fun. Where were the words "ain't nobodys dirty business"? Am I thinking of a different song? Wish I could sing well enough to entertain myself thusly. Here is my best attempt at singing with a protest song I wrote. https://soundcloud.com/david-kellems...e-founders-pro. After lung scarring from 18 major surgeries my singing voice pretty much left me but I still have fun trying. Great job on that one sir.

Ain't Nobody's Business is a song from the 1920s or 1930s, and has been redone scores of times. I love your production! Very cool, and ain't nothing wrong with your voice, so far as I can hear. Lots of soul!

[soao]

That's my double secret song I bring out when I find myself in a circle of better players. I find really good players cuddle right up to the simplicity of the song. I use the Mississippi John Hurt version.

[Random1643]

That's a great song! Thanks for sharing. It's usually attributed to Porter Grainger and Everett Robbins, first published in 1922 - and BTW therefore in the Public Domain. On AGF it's my signature song.

[Mkel12]

Originally Posted by Random1643

That's a great song! Thanks for sharing. It's usually attributed to Porter Grainger and Everett Robbins, first published in 1922 - and BTW therefore in the Public Domain. On AGF it's my signature song.

Very nice version on Soundcloud! Very Jorma-like.