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Cayden
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by Cayden »
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dubhlinn
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by dubhlinn »
Worth a listen.Very tidy....,
Slan,
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Loved and thought himself beloved,
From a glad kindness cannot take his eyes.
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Teri-K
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by Teri-K »
Why haven't I considered learning that on box? (slaps forehead)
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vomitbunny
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by vomitbunny »
Interesting. Those low notes almost sound like they are being pumped out of low brass instruments.
My opinion is stupid and wrong.
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jonharl
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by jonharl »
I'm speechless. That's stupifying.
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dubhlinn
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by dubhlinn »
Tidy in the extreme.
Slan,
D.
And many a poor man that has roved,
Loved and thought himself beloved,
From a glad kindness cannot take his eyes.
W.B.Yeats
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Jerry Freeman
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by Jerry Freeman »
That stuff's makin' me smile from ear to ear. Delightful.
Best wishes,
Jerry
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glauber
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by glauber »
Is that a "duo" concertina? One person playing? Is that you?
I'm impressed!
On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog!
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glauber
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by glauber »
OK, some answers here:
http://www.jamring.com/
Yes, one person, not Peter, but done in the studio using several concertinas (including a bass concertina).
There's a Monty Python connection too.
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moxy
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by moxy »
Hey, that sounds like Azalin!!
I know you've got a few new tunes under your belt, Az, but if you could play these I would say you were a God!!
hehe...
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Azalin
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by Azalin »
I know you've got a few new tunes under your belt, Az, but if you could play these I would say you were a God!!
Well, I think I'll concentrate on playing my first reel before I play *that* !
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by susnfx »
The second clip sounds amazingly like Carlos what's-his-name playing "Switched On Bach" in the 1970s.
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No E
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by No E »
susnfx wrote:The second clip sounds amazingly like Carlos what's-his-name playing "Switched On Bach" in the 1970s.
The former Walter Carlos, currently Wendy Carlos--talk about yer clips 'n' snips!
No E
