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wooliver - Posted - 04/07/2009: 07:34:43
http://www.fiddlehangout.com/myhang....asp?id=1496
The new additions are those with little or no play counts
Oh Shannondoah and two original tunes
Thanks for listening.
Dick Hauser - Posted - 04/07/2009: 14:33:15
Which tuning did you use for the tune "Shenandoah" ?
By the way, I liked your interpretation of the tune. It has that simple mournful sound that makes this tune sound its best. My playing also makes people feel mournful. Unfortunately it is a result of the quality of my playing.
gulfguy
Edited by - Dick Hauser on 04/07/2009 14:36:55
wooliver - Posted - 04/08/2009: 05:43:36
I use standard EADG tuning.
I was inspired by Bruce Springsteen's, Seeger Sessions version.
That and "think bagpipes" for phrasing.
And Thank you!
mudbug - Posted - 04/08/2009: 06:07:22
Great job on that original tune!! Good mandolin playing. Please.... cut a mournful fiddle track over that. I read this thread before I played the song, and I kept waiting for Bruce to start singing over it. Keep writing, Keep playing, Keep posting.
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