Lap steel BBC radio live session video

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Fred Kinbom
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Lap steel BBC radio live session video

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Here is a video from a BBC "South"Live" live radio session I did with my trio back in November. We (Jim Mortimore, Sam Walker and myself) played four songs on the show and I talked a bit to the host Phil Jackson - here is an edit (of footage from three cameras):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDkQCaoTomc

I played my Burgin baritone Weissenborn (with a capo made by Martin Gross used on the first tune, for those of you interested in lap steel capos - it's the best capo I have come across), my Lazy River Weissenborn and a 1968 Brazilian DiGiorgio nylon string guitar.

I hope you will enjoy it. Thanks for the interest!

All the best,

Fred
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Post by Mike Neer »

Fred, congratulations on such a great performance. I listened to this show and enjoyed it very much, but enjoyed watching it more. The band is perfect for you. I really like everything about it. Really like your CD very much, too.
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Post by Don Kona Woods »

Fred,

I enjoyed viewing and listening to your radio session and interview. Engaging and informative.

Aloha, :)
Don
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Post by Roman Sonnleitner »

Excellent! I esp. liked "Hollowneck Hangover".
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Thanks Mike, Don and Roman! I'm glad you like it! :)

Fred
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Post by Jason Dumont »

HEY! Awesome job Fred!
You sounded terrific! Great quality video and sound on that clip. 8) 8) 8)
I love your song "I love Biology" it came out great on the video.
Bravo!
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Post by Andy Volk »

Fred, that was top drawer! I dig the subtle Brazilian feel in part of the first tune. That you follow your own path on the instrument is continually refreshing. Isn't it time for a cover of Sleepwalk? :)
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Post by Steinar Gregertsen »

Finally got a chance to listen through the whole video - great job Fred! :D My only complaint would be that I would have loved to hear more of the weiss in the mix.. :wink:
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Post by Chris Drew »

Great stuff as ever Fred!

I missed the radio show so really appreciate the vid upload.

That reverb you can really hear on your opening notes... is that just the room you're in?
If so, nice room sound!
Really cool intimate session sound, really suits the bass & cajon.

8)
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Post by Al Terhune »

Very nice, Fred -- I'm envious of your singing voice, too. Don't take it as an insult, but very "Americana," which is in the vein of my favorite type of music.
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Post by Chase Swan »

AWESOME!!!
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Post by Fred Kinbom »

Thanks very much everyone for your kind comments! :) I am happy you enjoy it.

Chris, I think that is the room's reverb.

Thanks for listening!

Fred
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Post by Tom Pettingill »

Thanks for the link Fred! I enjoyed it very much!
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