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Cool Your Welcome It was Very Good ! Nice Work ! |
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wow - great playing Mau.
I would think something like this would quiet some of the Olson 'nay-sayers' on here... Great playing and Great sounding guitar. I am sure Jim is happy to have you in his corner. Have a super day. Kevin. |
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Here's another quick video recorded with the Olson, this time performing a simple traditional tune called "Do Chroi Alainn": http://youtu.be/2N4CUfVCJvs |
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Can't wait to eventually see the new SJ Jim's building you. I've been sorely tempted (and almost sent an email) to inquire about the possibility of a spruce/EIR SJ for 2014, but the timing is just not right for me money-wise to make a commitment. I'm just thankful to have my 2012 cedar/EIR SJ safe at home again to stay |
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Wow! Another fantastic song from Mau! Beautiful, man...thanks, Mau, for posting your wonderful fingerpicking on your great guitars!
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Price is what you pay. Value is what you get. Warren Buffett |
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Hey, Mau, I just found myself here in your thread, and I clicked over to one of your YouTube vids. Five minutes later, I've fanned and faved you, and subscribed to your channel. Your playing had me from the first phrase, and those guitars you play-- I can't find a suitable superlative to describe what a revelation your musicianship is to me. All I can say is BRAVO--
I'm listening to "Jenny's Backyard", with you on that fan-fret Ray Kraut specimen. You and that guitar are an awesome pair, too. It's like the whole sky just opened up.
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You still have a lot of time until next year. Jim has started my next SJ. Will have pictures soon. |
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It is a real joy for me to play this type of music on the SJ. I had a great time recording that tune. |
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I'm fortunate enough to be able to play the guitars I dreamed about over the years. I never thought I would own an Olson but I'm very happy with the one that's sitting here... As for Ray, the guitar he built for me was a stunner as well. It has by far the thickest voice among all my guitars. |
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Jim is well into his 2013 batch as he has started 41 guitars. I will update my other Olson thread soon.
I recently posted my arrangement of "Dochloíte An" in the Show & Tell section: http://youtu.be/LN9o5W2FBWI And as a Custom Shop exclusive, here's my version of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah": http://youtu.be/bDrRFkvo2iY Both tunes are performed in DADF#AD capo 2. Thanks for watching! |
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Very nicely done. I enjoyed your rendition of Hallelujah. Thanks again for posting and sharing.
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I just got an Apogee Duet and made a little recording with the Olson: https://soundcloud.com/syndicatedart...mprovisation-3 I used an old AT3035 microphone, which hopefully will be replaced by a stereo pair very soon. To my ear, my new setup provides noticeably more bass and a much better signal/noise ratio. By comparison, here's the same tune played with my Bourgeois SJ and recorded with the MiC: https://soundcloud.com/syndicatedart...rovisation-3-1 |
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I'm looking forward to the future!
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C'mon Mau, say "cheeeeeeeeeeeese" for the camera... you can do it.
Sounds wonderful... and the tune is lovely. Looking forward to that impromptu becoming your new original on your first solo acoustic album. Thanks so much for continuing to post such inspiring music, Cheers, berf |