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Here is a song off of my favorite instrumental Reso CD "Single solitary Moments" This is a must have cd in my book.

Adams Acoustic Slide guitar, Sapele top, Mahogany body.

This is a quickly made short recording of the Meredith Acoustic Slide I'm offering for sale.

I noticed after uploading that the audio is distorted even though my orginal is not. I tried uploading again and again and keep getting error messages to enter Artist and Tile as required fields, even though the Artist and Title are listed. So sorry, the site will not allow me to upload again to replace the audio file.

My wife and I did a duet at a wedding this past Saturday. During the wedding we played this audio clip, the Rose on Harp and Dobro. I thought some of you might be interested in the sound of the Fishman / Aura. I'm using my Brazillian Rosewood-Spruce Meredith.  I did not use a mic at all.  Fishman > Aura > J48 Di > Mackie Mixer > Inear Monitor Transmitter >  Zoom H2.

This is Johnny Bellar Playing a song from an old 70's band called Bread. I recorded this in one of the live concerts we broadcasted from the chat room

Just got a copy of this disc I played on with Casey MacGill and His Blue4Trio. Great 30s style harmony vocals with piano, ukelele, cornet, bass, drums, and, on a couple of songs, me playing my Guernsey dobro. I believe we recorded this with an old RCA ribbon mic a little further away from the dobro than I normally would mic it. These guys are great. If you like their style go over to http://www.blue4trio.com/  and check them out.

PS not enabling downloads since its not my tune

Hey guys, here's my version of Coldplay's fantastic song "Trouble".

It's originally a slow song:

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=LolJmyDjRsQ

But I wanted to try it with a bluegrass arrangement.

As usual I'm playing all the instruments (cause I have no friends)

And it's in the key of A with standard G tuning.

This old tune has been going through my head lately, so I thought I'd give it a shot. I've got recordings of it by the Ink Spots from 1940 and Sandy Denny from the mid 70's.

Gary

This is a tune I've been messing around with from Snooks Eaglin, the great New Orleans guitarist. If you've never heard the album this is from, New Orleans Street Singer on Smithsonian Folkways, you should look it up. Killer acoustic guitar and vocals. This version is me on guitar and vocals and I added the slide part on a vintage Roy Smeck Stage DeLuxe Gibson from 1934 or so. Cool sounding ax, basically a 12 fret mahogany dreadnought made for Hawaiian style, meaning a thick, extra wide neck and raised strings. People will often reshape the neck on these and play regular guitar but, boy, does it sound good for lap-style. Hope you enjoy. All thru Chameleon Labs mics and UA solo610 mic pre into ProToolsLE

Here's something I recorded (Late Sept. 2008) with a local bluegrass group called the Local Gents out of St. Louis, MO.