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ARCHIVED TOPIC: Lost Indian in A, Fiddle and Banjo

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musekatcher - Posted - 09/01/2008: 10:47:16

Kyle Creed's version, with neighbor John on openback, and me on a Gliga fiddle tuned to "A". So-so recording quality, but we were having fun.

http://www.fiddlehangout.com/myhang....asp?id=215#

Jim Holland
Athens, AL

Edited by - musekatcher on 09/01/2008 10:51:51

bsed - Posted - 09/01/2008: 14:44:55

Very nice!

Just call me Dwight.

squawkeye - Posted - 09/01/2008: 14:55:32

I sure wish I had a neighbor like John :)

What model Gliga is that? And how do you like it?

musekatcher - Posted - 09/01/2008: 16:37:31

Thanks, and its a 2006 Gliga Gama Professional with light gage Prims, Ultra Wittner tailpiece, and Perfection geared pegs. I'll ditch the fine tuner tailpiece sometime, as the Pefections work great. I love the fiddle. It plays very easily and chords well. Its awful new looking though. John is playing a Goodtime. I agree, he's a good knocker.

Jim Holland
Athens, AL