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Quicky Demo - b0b Sings!

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A client wanted a recording to demonstrate that we can really play country music :!: so Hugh Harris and I threw together this little 4-song demo in my home studio last night. It was all all recorded live except for the solo in "Blue Eyes Down In Texas", which I punched because I blew it so bad the first time around.

I'm singing while playing steel on "Crazy Arms". :)

http://soundhost.net/b0b/WineCountrySwi ... nTexas.mp3

http://soundhost.net/b0b/WineCountrySwing/CrazyArms.mp3

http://soundhost.net/b0b/WineCountrySwi ... tarRag.mp3

http://soundhost.net/b0b/WineCountrySwi ... Valley.mp3

I'm playing my 8 string Desert Rose through the Line6 Pod XT. The reverb and echo effects are built into the Roland VS-1880 recorder.
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That is wonderful b0b. Your voice reminds me of David Bromberg. I love it.
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b0b Sinatra, That was better than I expected I must say. You should do a vocal CD. I mean it. Don
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Great work, Bobby. I don't know why I should be surprised.

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Hey Bob, I knew you were good on the steel,
but, I sure didn't know you could sing too.
But, I do think your pretty darn good at it. :)

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Bill McCloskey wrote:That is wonderful b0b. Your voice reminds me of David Bromberg. I love it.
Other people have told me that, too. I've never heard him. Maybe he heard me years ago and decided to copy my style. ;-)

Thanks everyone for your kind words of support. I'm not really a singer, but I can usually do a few songs per set to give the lead singer a break. Classic country, of course!
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What a nice suprise...I certainly wish I could sing like that.........Thank you b0b !!
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Way to go Bob. Jody.
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I hope everyone realizes that it's Hugh singing on the other songs. I'm only singing on "Crazy Arms". :mrgreen:
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:D :whoa: :whoa: :roll: :lol:

Great Job on the 8 string desert Rose; man.That is definitely classical country. Good job on the singing, too. Enjoyed your version of " Steel Guitar Rag ". Made me think it was me on my 8 string Fender back in the old days..Enjoyed them all, Man..Bernie :whoa: :whoa: :whoa:
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Sounds great b0b... I'm guessing you're still using the D6 tuning on the Desert Rose. Just curious, but what made you decide on D6 instead of C6?
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George Rozak wrote:Sounds great b0b... I'm guessing you're still using the D6 tuning on the Desert Rose. Just curious, but what made you decide on D6 instead of C6?
I wanted to get close to the E9th timbre on country songs.
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So that's what the creator sounds like...well,the creator of the Forum that is.
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Great job.. a man of many talents.. :o
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