music in the shed

Next on the card for tonight is Ian Anderson/Tull Hunting Girl..... one of my favorite..... Took up flute after seeing Tull live, and it was John Glascock on bass, died not long after.... a modicum of indulgence from you all to me...

 
Could get myself booted off here, on a roll....Alex Harvey and his lot.... mind alteringly good... OGWT Compliments to the Chef, has to be the best bass line live in that Studio, and i think it was a studio Tele Bass..... This is The Faith Healer

 
Just picked up a neglected Kala Ubass as in this clip, did an open mic gig with it, there were some shocked faces as punters thought it was a Ukulele.... been asked to join a BG style informal group.... play mandolin as well...


 
Twenty-seven strings in Bluegrass, Jim.
No Keyboards.

Coming from the fellow with the modified 3C ...... you are starting to sound like M. Marx.

I don't think Mother Maybelle would be too pleased with your comment either! She was rockin' 46 strings just herself alone ..... and look at that ...... a keyboard even!

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Love my Chromaharp, have 12 chord, 15 chord and 21 Chord Chromaharps ( Japanese Autoharp ). Do the Verandah thing in the warm mornings, Dolly P plays Autoharp, as does PJ Harvey ( Grow is one song on Autoharp ). The 21 Chord is an enticing instrument, come the day i can play Greensleeves properly. j
 
I LOVE Leo Morachiolli and have seen him in London, here is his version of a Dire Straits classic, I love how it gets more and more metal as it goes on. The singer/banjo player is Mary Spender from the UK.

 
I LOVE Leo Morachiolli and have seen him in London, here is his version of a Dire Straits classic, I love how it gets more and more metal as it goes on. The singer/banjo player is Mary Spender from the UK.

Wow! Mary Spender is effin great! Leo is a wildman,but Mary is sublime.

 
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