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Here's a song I wrote and recorded after visiting the Grand Canyon yesterday.

Boy, that place is inspiring!!

I programmed everything on my Acer Netbook, and recorded the dobro through a Samson Gtrack. A really small setup.

The dobro is a Wechter Scheerhorn I borrow from my friend Ed Pettersen. ( My Beards are all home in Norway )

It's a kind of a new age/relaxing song.

Hope you like it.

Hi folks,
This is one song I've been fooling around with from one of my long time favourites, Pink Floyd..yes I know it's not a typical bluegrass band..but anyway. I am not able to nail it 100%, but it is my interpretation. Maybe someone has another reso-version of it, or similar tunes?
I play all the instruments except the drums which I've programmed. Your comments are appreciated, also the critical ones :-)

This is a track I recorded a few years ago with my Guernsey as a solo piece. I was messing with some old tracks and ran across this and added some synth and vocals after the fact. It's a beautiful trad tune and I know some others have posted some nice versions of it in the past. this is my take on it.

I messed around with some recording over the weekend and decided to risk posting this arrangement.  After all the really great stuff others have posted here I am a little hesitant but here it is.  I played around with an arrangement of St. Annes Reel.  There are plenty of flaws here (timing, bar rattle, etc).  This tune definitely stretched me to get it on Reso.  I have played it for years on mandolin.  The playing is not perfect but maybe you'll find the arrangement a little interesting.  

Hope you like it (or some of it...).

Hi Folks; My first piece here was recorded during the second rehearsal of our new band here in Brazil.

Get out your lava lamps people! Here's a tune off a new 5 song ep I finished. You can check more out at http://cdbaby.com/cd/andyhall3

Hi everyone,

The band I'm in, Dixie Freaks, have just released our new album. Here is a song from the cd which I wrote as an uptempo tune, but fortunately we found it to be to fast and then re-arranged it to a really slow tune.
I am doing some careful reso-ing on the tune, and I also added some lapsteel with an ebow..se if you can spot it :-)
I'm not doing the vocal part, that is being taken care of by Simen Gunneng, and the backing vocals are done by June Svendsen who fortunately "stepped in" during our sessions.
The album is co-produced with El Magnifico Mr Freddy Holm, who also took care of the strings and piano on this song :-)

Enjoy
Sigmund

Well, that last tune set me off on a Hartford jag and I whipped up a version of another of his songs I dig. Same set up, same guitars, funkier tune. there's one more i'm thinking about called "The 6 O'Clock Train and the Girl with Green Eyes". We'll see if I get to that one.

Hi all,

..... a Bach piece arranged for dobro (g-tuning). I hope you enjoy it. I've also tabbed it in Guitar Pro, but can't find the tab section of Reso-nation!?

regards,

Pieter

Hi all--I just joined the site and wanted to introduce myself sonically, so to speak. Here's a piece of mine called Elegy. I used a Martin 00-28 in Nashville or high-string tuning, a National Reso-phonic baritone guitar, my old Gibson A-1 mandolin, a Trinity octave mandolin, and Style 3 National tricone lap steel. I'm not sure what style you might call this.

In any case, it's nice to be here, and I hope you enjoy this one!

Cheers!