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Holy cats, Tony, I just played this in time 🙂 On the slow setting; however, for me, that is a monumental achievement–got some Colonel E. H. Taylor single barrel… 🙂 Anyway, this is a leap of improvement in my playing, so thanks to all that you, Levi, and Joel do to help us in our journey !
Michael,
Nice work on the tune and the bourbon selection 🙂 Keep up the awesome work and thank you so much for the kind words 🙂
Cheers,
Tony
Ring finger not cooperating on that 2nd string 16th note run of section 7…. wants to hang out in air. So used to the “traditional” flat pick sound of St. Annes. Honestly wasn’t sure I could get that out of my head, but I’m really liking this at about halfway through now. This one is a doosey. The old 714 cedar ringing those harmonics though!
Greg,
Nice work!!! I am so glad to hear the old 714 is ringing like a bell 🙂 Great job on this one, keep after it!!!
Cheers,
Tony