Thanks Steve that "Sleepy Man" group great. A favorite tune.
That banjo is almost as big as it's player.
Frank
That banjo is almost as big as it's player.
Frank
The Acoustic Thread - What are you listening to?
- Thread starter Wandering Sagebrush
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Tuff Guy 62
Senior Member
Alas ladies and gentlemen, man does not live solely live on a diet of bluegrass & folk music.
Here's a little something to class things up a bit. Must be my Italian roots coming to blossom.
Here's a little something to class things up a bit. Must be my Italian roots coming to blossom.
Thanks for the "Class" music, you gotta love the Italians.
That's an oldie 1994. You must have gone into the "way back machine".
Frank
That's an oldie 1994. You must have gone into the "way back machine".
Frank
Bseek
Gypsy Feet
David Greer live at Millpond, Bishop, Ca. Wish my fingers could do that!
David is a great musician!Bseek said:
Went to Catalan Flamenco last night.What great guitar and dance.
Frank
Frank
What are we listing to? Well the Stones are playing a concert here in Barcelona and as it turns out
our apartment is close to the concert area and we can get a "small" hearing of them.
Who would have thunk it.
Frank
our apartment is close to the concert area and we can get a "small" hearing of them.
Who would have thunk it.
Frank
The Stones doing an acoustic set there, Frank?Casa Escarlata Robles Too said:
Must be mellowing in their old age...
PaulT
Need gumbo
Well, unless Frank has a transducer on a head bone, he is hearing it acoustically.
All depends on one's point of view.
Paul
All depends on one's point of view.
Paul
Stalking Light
Feral Grandpa
Well the music from our distance was just a low background noise.
It was just that sitting out on our terrace and that you could barely make them out.
It's about as close to them as I'll get.
Paul I like the "transducer" thing though.
Actually while we are hear we are listing to our local.station, KPIG
And they play a lot of "acoustical"
Frank
PS at my "geezer age" I might hear lots of things.
It was just that sitting out on our terrace and that you could barely make them out.
It's about as close to them as I'll get.
Paul I like the "transducer" thing though.
Actually while we are hear we are listing to our local.station, KPIG
And they play a lot of "acoustical"
Frank
PS at my "geezer age" I might hear lots of things.
OP
OP
A little dobro for the soul...
Here's the original...
Here's the original...
longhorn1
Ouch, that stings!
Ski nice, just change a few words - "When the hiking is done"......
teledork
Pinyon Jay
Beautiful! And that's a Weissenborn guitar. What is really cool is that they have a hollow neck (you can see how large it is) to make up for the lack of metal cones and dishes that amplify the sound on a resonator guitar. An original Weissenborn is hard to find but the name is now being used for this style of guitar.Wandering Sagebrush said:
And here is some one I love to listen too
https://vimeo.com/237489274
OP
OP
Cindy Cashdollar plays a 1927 Koa wood Weissenborn. I think Ed is playing a Breedlove.teledork said:
Well I just had a great half hour listening to wonderful stuff! Man where else but here ... people that appreciate a good tunes and a sun set in the middle of nowhere .... everybody smiling... nothing better. Keep'em coming! BTW... i'm sending these to everybody I like!........just found this one that is ....well ..
Tuff Guy 62
Senior Member
A couple of Jesse Cook duets I'm rather fond of........
