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The strummer that learned Last Steam Engine Train
Heya all,
So a couple of months back I posted on the main board about how I finally challenged my self to step out of the strumming realm and learn a song I've always wanted to try but never thought I'd be able to learn. It was really really rough going at first but I kept at it but I kept at it. The song is Last Steam Engine Train (Tony Polecastro's version) Well someone in the thread mentioned that I should record a sample and I finally decided to do so (after kind of slacking on my practicing of the song). So here it is... It's really not perfect (both my playing and the recording) and I kind of rushed it. But I thought I'd share it anyway. Which is something I never do.
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I remember your original post. Nice work! You rocked it!
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Great playing man, your idea of perfect is going to be pretty special!
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Well done...Tony would be proud.
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Very nicely done. Which guitar did you use for the recording? It sounds wonderful.
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Good work! You'll always have that song now.
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Thanks for the comments guys. I hold the members here in high esteem so your comments are appreciated =)
Plai, I used the 000-15m for this recording without much thought as to which to use. It was a spur of the moment inspiration to rec and share and I had to seize moment before reconsideration might kick in. Glad I did!
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Boucher OH-SG1 Cole Clark FL1AC Martin Dreadnought Jr Spruce top |