Thank you very much, Tess! This is the truth: i listened "Bach Lute Suite Prelude Lute Suite 1 2 3", by Johnny Stone, and it was wonderful!! So then, i grabbed my guitar and played a bit of the Bach's 'Bouree', which I never finished to read the score, so I can't play it full. And playing with it I came to this one. So I'm gratefull to Johnny Stone and Johann Sebastian. (Notice the initial letter of their names... mmm...)
Well, all kind of troubles in here: financial, technical, personals, etc.. but mostly in my soul. Besides, it's almost winter in here... I don't like it, and my hands doesn't like it either.. Thanks Movement!
Started out be an innocent little jazzy study in quartal harmony, but the DL4 was still in my signal path and things went downhill from there! Another done with my beloved '58 Stratotone
This is a live cut from an NPR radio broadcast back in 1988 while my Irish Trad group Scartaglen was on one of its first east coast tours. Found recently on a cassette tape. Musically this was one of my favorite periods in the history of the band…
Thanks Mov!!! You know, I was just going to sleep, but took the guitar and played a couple of tones.. and imagined how it could sound with an echo. So I couldn't resist and recorded a bit, adjusted an echo properly and jam for a minute or two. Zap! I just had to do the recording right away. So there it is! :D
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nicely played :)
Thank you very much, Tess! This is the truth: i listened "Bach Lute Suite Prelude Lute Suite 1 2 3", by Johnny Stone, and it was wonderful!! So then, i grabbed my guitar and played a bit of the Bach's 'Bouree', which I never finished to read the score, so I can't play it full. And playing with it I came to this one. So I'm gratefull to Johnny Stone and Johann Sebastian. (Notice the initial letter of their names... mmm...)
Well... yes. I always enjoyed the music from medieval age. This is one of my many attempts to do something alike. Thanks Tess!!
Charming piece - beautifully played, as ever.
Wonderfully timeless...although mainly it sounds Tudor to me! Very intriguing!
Well, all kind of troubles in here: financial, technical, personals, etc.. but mostly in my soul. Besides, it's almost winter in here... I don't like it, and my hands doesn't like it either.. Thanks Movement!
Totally understand, my alonetone seems to work fine,but I've been having issues with my home computers....gotta love technology :) take care.
Thanks Movement! I'm having some troubles in here.. that's why i'm almost absent.
Very well played indeed. :)
Your welcome mate.
Thank you very much Johnny!
Thank you very much kavin!
Nicely done mate this is very cool. And thanks for your kind comments.
Nice! Well played.
Thanks Jhonny!
Nice one mate like this great job.
Cheers mate glad you liked it.
Your welcome mate.
Thank you very much Johnny!
Thanks Johnny!
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Thank you Kirk!!
Thank you very much Slkrell!!!
Hey, Djörk!! Thanks and happy new year!!! Cheers!!!
Thank you very very much Bethan!
Thanks Beth..!
Thanks Bethan!!
Thank you Bethan! This one is special for me!
Bethan!! Thanks a lot!!!
Thanks Greg!! I'm glad you like it!
Thank you very much Kirk! It's a bad quality recording any way, so I'm uploading a new one today later, I think.
Nice!
Very nice Kirk!!
Beautiful!!
Thank you very much Greg!!
Thanks Kirk!! And yes, please... get one!!!
Thanks a lot, Norm!!
Thanks Djörk!!!
Thank you very much Capt!! From now on, I'll have time to listen properly all the alontoners music I couldn't these last weeks.. :D
Thank you very much, Djörk!!
Thanks Mov!!! You know, I was just going to sleep, but took the guitar and played a couple of tones.. and imagined how it could sound with an echo. So I couldn't resist and recorded a bit, adjusted an echo properly and jam for a minute or two. Zap! I just had to do the recording right away. So there it is! :D