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Songs that sound good on a resonator
So, I’m starting my gig in about 4 minutes and thinking it might be fun to bring a little something different to the party.
(Also, I committed to learn Little Martha this month.) What “standard”, recognizable bar songs sound decant when played on a resonator?? |
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None?
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Romeo and Juliet is the first one that comes to mind.
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On a wood bodied spider cone, there are probably a number of finger style songs that would sound pretty good.
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I find they are well suited for blues, ragtime, gospel, Hawaiian - and a surprising number of other genres. Try things out and you'll see what fits.
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Couldn't agree more with this!
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The Bard's suggestion of ragtime or blues is good. Most slide tunes work well on a reso.
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For a bar crowd, try Midnight Special, Honky Tonk Women, or Jesus Just Left Chicago. Light up that brass slide!!
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