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Of course we play Jethro Tull... Living in the Past for flute and guitar
You can't have a flute in the band and not play some Jethro Tull. It just wouldn't be right.
Here's one of several in our repertoire - our arrangement of "Living in the Past" for electrified flute and acoustic guitar. I use my POG2 for the opening bass line. The rest is just straight guitar. Dawn uses flanger and echo on the flute for the opening theme. The rest is just a lot of breath and attitude to get that Ian Anderson tone. Hope you like it. https://youtu.be/WL0Ui8u0Eco . |
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Totally awesome!
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I bought the original single when this 1st came out - love your version, excellent.
Now you two might also have fun with 'Going Up The Country' by Canned Heat.
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Brilliant! Well done.
I saw Jethro Tull play a show in 1968 at the Alexandria Roller Rink -- they opened for Jeff Beck (featuring Rod Stewart) |
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That was great! Brings back a lot of memories - loved Tull.
Nicely done. Fogleburg / Weisburg should be right up your alley (had that CD too)http://www.acousticguitarforum.com/f...cons/icon7.gif Dan |
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That was good.
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Very cool! You guys sounded great!
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