Whiskey Before Breakfast

Lap steels, resonators, multi-neck consoles and acoustic steel guitars

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chris ivey
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nice, martin. and what great inspiration for me to have a little shot and break out my dobro!..thanx!
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Very nice Martin.

It's nice hearing Bluegrass and Old Time music not played at 1000 mph.

Beautiful tone and technique! :D
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I love your videos! Here is a link to all of them:

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Martin,

you make it look easy !! Beautiful music.

Thomas
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Post by Tom Pettingill »

It's nice hearing Bluegrass and Old Time music not played at 1000 mph.

Beautiful tone and technique! :D
I couldn't agree more :D
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Martin,

Wow, "clean as a hound's tooth" playing on a Bluegrass classic. Love the tone you are getting, too.

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Martin,
I was looking on your site for the tunings and I couldn't find them...
Do you have a link?
Thanks
Jay
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I think like most outstanding modern players, Martin tunes to open G the vast majority of the time.
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That's my thinking too, Mark
On one of his responses on utube, he mentions other tunings and they are on his website....I just can't find them
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Post by Bill Creller »

That was really outstanding!! The guitar has a nice tone too! :D Very fine picking!
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uh...jay...look at the link above on lee's post!

oops...sorry, you're looking for tunings...gee, how dumb can i get? oh well, after all..i am 'your' friend!
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One of my favorites to play on banjo -- I love your tone and style, Martin. It's always a pleasure to hear you play.

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Post by Martin Gross »

Thanks folks for your nice comments. I have my guitar tuned in open G tuning. GBDGBD from low to high. Sometimes when I want to get that pedal steel sound I tune to G9 GBDGAD and do string pulls mostly on the second string.

cheers
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