#2 up on youtube, for those who asked.
 

hi all
some of you were kindly asking for more tunes, thanks.
I put a new one on youtube last night.
It’s a tune I wrote for my daughters wedding a few years ago called
My daughters wedding tune
As I mentioned before I haven't been playing for the past year and a bit due to my health / lack of enthusiasm and it shows but I’m starting to get back into it, slowly.
Its played on a Dana Bourgeois J OM model.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulqYgJG-T6g

regards
Geordie

Hi Geordie,
Very nice sounding guitar and nice playing!

Glad you're feeling better.........

HE

Hi Geordie,

Really nice tune. And great playing.

Love that Bourgeois also.

Nice picking, Geordie! Nice song and guitar, too!!

Beautiful song. Thank you for sharing. Have you published the music?

Great tune and playing Geordie, thanks for sharing! Very happy you're feeling better :) .....how's the guitar building class going?

curt

Geordie, that sounded really nice. Very pretty notes and relaxing playing. I love to watch when good guitarists are playing - you make it look so easy.

Geordie, I really like it. I don't recall you before you laid off for awhile but this sounds as if you've been right with it.

This is one of the performances that just awes me. So mauch talent here at the AGF.

Keep posting

many thanks
 

hi all
many thanks for your encouraging words.
Howard I admire your work.
GE Lewis I have of course copyrighted my music (guitar solos and electronic pieces) but never professionally recorded nor transcribed them. I retired last year and immediately launched into a full time guitar making course so time is in short supply.
Yeah Curt guitar building is in full swing, I'm on to second year now - what a journey!. I'm just finalizing my "Major Project" for this year, thats to design and build an instrument, I'm thinking Small Jumbo 12 frets to body, cutaway, Lowden (ish) parabolic bracing in Italian Spruce / Madagascar Rosewood for fingerstyle with understated cosmetics, I've got the timber acclimatizing in the workshop right now.
How exciting.:up:
Oh yeah that Bourgeois took around 6 years to "come alive" I was nearly giving up on it! but I'm glad I stuck with it, Newtone Master strings 13 / 56 BTW.
best regards
Geordie