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#493870 - 04/07/20 12:59 PM
 
Re: Instrumental for you
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Lost interest not far into the tune.  I really do perfer your vocals Don. 
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#493886 - 04/07/20 02:58 PM
 
Re: Instrumental for you
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When I first got the SD7, I was just experimenting with the styles and OTS, turned on the recorder, and this came out.  Came across it today and liked the way it sounded. I was actually looking through recordings for instrumentals for another forum, and didn't find much. I do a number of instrumentals, such as Last Date, Under The Double Eagle, Wildwood Flower, Tuff, Sleepwalk, Yakkity Sax, Watermelon Man, Tequila, Wonderland By Night, Stranger on the Shore, Steel Guitar Rag, etc.,... plus sometimes when my throat gets tired, I'll play most anything as instrumental. No special reason to post this one except boredom.     
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#493899 - 04/07/20 06:29 PM
 
Re: Instrumental for you
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When I first got the SD7, I was just experimenting with the styles and OTS, turned on the recorder, and this came out.  Came across it today and liked the way it sounded. I was actually looking through recordings for instrumentals for another forum, and didn't find much. I do a number of instrumentals, such as Last Date, Under The Double Eagle, Wildwood Flower, Tuff, Sleepwalk, Yakkity Sax, Watermelon Man, Tequila, Wonderland By Night, Stranger on the Shore, Steel Guitar Rag, etc.,... plus sometimes when my throat gets tired, I'll play most anything as instrumental. No special reason to post this one except boredom.     Would love to hear some of those, Don, like Yakkity Sax, Tequila, to name two ...  
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#493905 - 04/08/20 04:27 AM
 
Re: Instrumental for you
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 I do a number of instrumentals, such as Last Date, Tuff, Sleepwalk, Yakkity Sax, Watermelon Man, Tequila, Wonderland By Night, Stranger on the Shore, Steel Guitar Rag, etc.,... 
 I do the same ones when my singer needs a rest.  The one that I always do is  Bill Doggett's "Honky Tonk".  The dance floor is filled when I play it. Jerryghr  
 
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#493918 - 04/08/20 09:24 AM
 
Re: Instrumental for you
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 I do a number of instrumentals, such as Last Date, Tuff, Sleepwalk, Yakkity Sax, Watermelon Man, Tequila, Wonderland By Night, Stranger on the Shore, Steel Guitar Rag, etc.,... 
 I do the same ones when my singer needs a rest.  The one that I always do is  Bill Doggett's "Honky Tonk".  The dance floor is filled when I play it. Jerryghr   Yes, Honky Tonk is another good one.  
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#493964 - 04/08/20 05:46 PM
 
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Anything you play sounds good Don, effortless, wish I could see video of your live playing closeup, to see how you articulate the left hand , and comping while singing 
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#493966 - 04/08/20 05:54 PM
 
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#493976 - 04/08/20 09:05 PM
 
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Loved every one of them. 
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#494024 - 04/09/20 02:04 PM
 
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Thanks guys.  Seem to be a lot of people have watched, not that many replies, but that's certainly o.k.   Dave, I just checked my gas mileage and I'm getting four weeks per gallon.  Wasting way too much time.  I'm sort of afraid to go to the golf course, even though they are taking extreme precautions, and I can't go fishing in the boat by myself.  My two best fishing buddies are still out running the streets, so I don't even want them in the boat with me at this time. Yesterday I was so bored I actually helped my wife mow the yard.  So glad I allowed her to purchase a riding mower. I try to have dinner ready each day as my wife is still going in to her office most days.   She's the only one there, and her office is right by the back door, so no exposure to anyone.   I'm thinking about setting up my gear in front of the house Saturday or Sunday and playing for a while.  Seems everyone in the neighborhood is walking or biking down the street, which is a circle of about a mile.  Maybe they can stop for a few minutes and let me serenade them.  There is plenty of room for proper distancing. 
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#494043 - 04/09/20 04:48 PM
 
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Man, just re listen to “That’s alright “ again, the Scotty Moore guitar solo, and especially the comping was really good 
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