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Good on you, Dan! I doubt if I'll ever be able to do it, but I can't help but try to follow Mick Woodruff around like a baby duck and just try to play it anyhow without any hope of ever being able to sound like him or hope of loosing my mic fright. Keep telling me the attempt is the thing. Some song are easy, dunno why, but others, I end up passing out in the midle, like Soldiers Joy, can't figgure out why I can't get that one!
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Ummm Wait6 a sec...I said I played it...I never mentioned that I played it good. No ornamentation. Just straight, Phrasing and timing were wayyyy off. And there is 3 notes I cant hear....Kari is the one who will be doing the recording when we can get another mic.
Dan
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Hi, Mick also imspired me last fall to learn the song. My band-boss thought I played it so pretty that he quickly figured out a nice guitar accompiment and his wife a
hurdy-gurdy drone and we played it at a
fancy Xmas party in Sacramento, Ca. I was so
thrilled and a guy at the party came over in
the middle of it and said it sounded "very
very beautiful"; so naturally I messed-up and squeeked on the next whole part (my
boss wanted a high "C" part, so I wrote a
simple one, but sure messed it up good).
Then he said to write some simple harmony
and we could put it on our next album. I thought it really sounded pretty that way,
but it isn't going to make the final cut, as
it is HIS album, and its a Harp album! Oh,
well, maybe the next one. I'm glad you
enjoy playing it too, and lets thank Mick one-more-time for discovering it for us all.
Lolly
hurdy-gurdy drone and we played it at a
fancy Xmas party in Sacramento, Ca. I was so
thrilled and a guy at the party came over in
the middle of it and said it sounded "very
very beautiful"; so naturally I messed-up and squeeked on the next whole part (my
boss wanted a high "C" part, so I wrote a
simple one, but sure messed it up good).
Then he said to write some simple harmony
and we could put it on our next album. I thought it really sounded pretty that way,
but it isn't going to make the final cut, as
it is HIS album, and its a Harp album! Oh,
well, maybe the next one. I'm glad you
enjoy playing it too, and lets thank Mick one-more-time for discovering it for us all.
Lolly
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Congratulations Dan, lovely tune, and Kari we'll be waiting for your recording.On 2002-02-05 09:49, Arcaic Lemons wrote:Am I? It is an addicting song to play.On 2002-02-04 20:55, Graphics Guy wrote:
Kari is the one who will be doing the recording when we can get another mic.
Dan
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Kari, (BTW-OT) You can drive a nail with a sponge ... How?
1. Thoroughly soak sponge sit the sponge down,
2. wait 2 hours,
3. spray sponge with mist sprayer,
4. sit it down for another 2 hours.
5. Spray once again and
6. let sit again for a final 2 hours.
Now the secret ;o)... When sitting it down, do so in a freezer. The resulting soaked sponge should be able to drive nails. Or at the very least give Graphics Guy a sponge bath that he won't soon forget.... )
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EVIL MAN! {roflmfao}On 2002-02-05 10:23, LeeMarsh wrote:
The resulting soaked sponge should be able to drive nails. Or at the very least give Graphics Guy a sponge bath that he won't soon forget.... )
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