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Dylan series- Girl from the North a Country a new learn for me.
Posted by David on June 1, 2021 at 7:50 pmThis Dylan song is really a duet. Trying to sing both Dylans style and Johnny Cash baritone was interesting. Used my handy harmonizer for the duet verses. This was a new learn for me.
David replied 3 years, 8 months ago 5 Members · 7 Replies -
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Very nicely done David. I’m not sure what a harmonizer is or what it does, but it sounds to me as if you would have to dub in one of the vocals. Your Dylan – Cash personas were great!
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Nice job, David. It’s a cool version you did. My favorite version is by Sam Bush, backed up by Jerry Douglas, on the “Peaks of Telluride” album. But your version is excellent as well!
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Very well done! I play that one too (not quite so well though).
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That is a wonderful rendition David ( @deagle )👏👏👏 Very nicely played👍👍 I learned that song using G – Bm – C chord progression. I could make out when you played the G & C chords, but not the Bm. Did you substitute the Bm or am I just not seeing it? This enquiring Guitar Geek would like to know!🤔
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It seems to me that he’s playing a Bm but only the top 4 strings, such that there’s an F# in the bass on the 4th string.
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So @dr_dave , you’re saying that he’s making that Am shape, but not barring – just using the index to cover the hi E at the 2nd fret? If that’s so (which seems perfectly logical), then I’m just not paying attention. I was looking for the barre🧐
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Dr. Dave is correct. I often play the non Barre Bm if there are no other Barre chords in the song. I just find it easier to move between chords. Thanks for listening. I value your feedback.
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