albert_d
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I’ve always liked that song. I need to learn it myself. Did you find a tab somewhere or just figure it out yourself? Good job,
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Great reminder for us all to get out there and start playing with people again. I think I’ll see if the Austin Jam Club is ready to meet again. Inspiring and motivating.
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Well thank you… I had not heard of Colter Wall and listened to his Kate McCannon Ballad. I liked the comment one made saying “he didn’t know his voice was so feminine until he heard Colter Wall”. Fun. Fun. I see why it inspired your song. Good job and keep up the creativity.
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Very good performance and a special song. Your hard and persist work is apparent in the quality of timing, fingerpicking, and vocals. This is one of my sister’s favorite songs so it brought a warm feeling to my heart. Thanks.
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Great step and good song for a back porch 4th of July homemade ice cream fest. Thanks for sharing.
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Way to move along the trail partner. I’m plodding along with you. Enjoy the 4th with a little guitar jamming.
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Get out your tearful hankie. 😢 Good job.
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Love the casual lyrical approach you had, letting the song breathe and the words sink in. Nice love song of a simple heart. Probably why it is a classic.
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An Cool Apple for a hot June is only fitting. I often wrangle with the switch from the tab to my head. And like dr_dave says, I do find getting the pick direction to flow is a key to letting my muscle memory take over. Thanks for sharing.
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I’ve enjoyed your posts and performances on a few of the VOM’s I’ve attended. You and @AcousticVictor and @BrianSantos are an encouragement to others who are now self proclaimed guitar geeks.
Thanks.
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How Warming it is to see someone emerged in the zone of this great “Classical” piece. Thank you for sharing this with us.
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Takes me back to a simpler youthful time. Oh the sadness of a broken puppy love. I liked that you didn’t rush the song and let the emotion breathe.
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This reply was modified 5 years ago by albert_d.
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When I travel I use a Martin Backpacker. It is easy to transport and has a full neck for practicing. It has a hammer dulcimer type quality which gives songs a little variation and is fun. It solicits regular questions from other travelers and TSA has had me open it periodically to show it is not a hunting rifle or genuine Axe.
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The daily challenges really build over time. As they start to repeat for me I feel a sense of accomplishment when I find that what I could barely do at slow speed the first time around, a year later I can most often do at normal speed in 10 minutes and even the faster speeds with a little more. And my strength and clarity are much improved. Congrats on finishing that full week. The race goes to the steady says Turtle.
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Nice, solid, rendition of a classic. You did it justice.