albert_d
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I also loved Riders in the Sky and Sons of the Pioneers version of this classic. Fun job. Intro and all.
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I’m thinking the same thing (basement set up) but not considered the humidity aspect. I’m not much help but am interested.
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Are you getting old and losing your hair?
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I “ear” you!
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Very nice and inspiring. The play was excellent but the recording was good too. I’m trying to learn how to get a quality recording situation set up. And I love the song selection. We must come from the same place musically. Really good job. So smooth.
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Congratulations fellow geek. Playing is its own reward both emotionally and socially. We know that and am happy we have found this opportunity that TAC affords us. Please keep having fun.
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Congratulations on great growth, recognition on that growth and joy in how much more fun lies before you both in using what you’ve learned and in anticipating what you will learn. Nice way to spice up a couple of years of your life.
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Way to be. Keep on keeping on.
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I really like the intro, outdo, and riffs. Adds a lot of nice aroma. I play this Haggard tune too but just not with those quality riffs so now I have something to add. Thanks for sharing.
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You’re a pick in’ and I’m a grinning’.
Was released in US by Beatles and sold lots of 45’s. Of course the A side was Yesterday.
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Nice milestone. Great consistency.
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FBW can take you to a whole new level. You are wise to pursue it. Good job.
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1 take. My kind of recording. They are what they are. Now give that little creation a name.
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I liked your sliding into the chord. That’s the kind of finesse technique you pick up with continuing TAC exposure.
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Dropped your pick in the hole? That’s rich. We’ve all been there.