Old Fashioned Way
Moderator: Shoshanah Marohn
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- Location: Vernon, Connecticutt, USA
Old Fashioned Way
I guess I'm behind the times.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJ4pxyXSCsg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJ4pxyXSCsg
- Bob Knight
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- Roger Crawford
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Hey....Terry......I'm not one for starting any disputes.....however, the song is not Mansion On The Hill it is She Thinks I Still Care.....the track you played from is a John Hughey Track......I've played from those tracks at least 250 times in the last 8 years (when I got them from John). Mansion On The Hill does not have a "bridge" and there is no "2 chord" in it either. This is not to hurt anyones feelings, just to correct an error in a post on You-Tube. That "Bud" sure does sound good though and Terry you are still one of my favorite players, and had it not been for you, I might not have begun playing the steel. One more thing......I hope your healing up good from your recent surgery.
HAL...Excel D-10 w/ 8 & 5. SteelSeat.com w/back,SteelSeat.com Pedal Board on Legs with Quilter Tone Block 200 amp, Boss GE 7, Boss DD 3, Boss RV 6, Boss RT-20 Hilton Expression Pedal, Evans Cabinet with 4 ohm Eminence 15" speaker. BJS birthstone bar, Powder coated Tone bar by Michael Hillman. Dunlop Coated finger picks and Zookies L30 thumb picks.
- Stan Schober
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My Mistake
You're right Hal, it's my 74 year old memory but these old ears hear a two chord on the track.
- Roger Crawford
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Equipment Chain
Our band www.Stone-Canyon.Com uses no amps.Everything direct to the board using earbuds for monitors which gives us the front mix. I go direct to a Sho-Bud volume pedal then through a Roland GP16 processor then left and right out to the board. I do the mixing from the earbuds.
For this video I went through the Roland GP16 to a HD16 Zoom recorder,played along with the track and recorded direct to a little Kodak Zi8 HD video camera.
For this video I went through the Roland GP16 to a HD16 Zoom recorder,played along with the track and recorded direct to a little Kodak Zi8 HD video camera.
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Terry.....what kind of "In-Ears" do you use. I use a set of "Ultimate Ears" dual armatures.....get a really clean sound through my rack set-up with Evans Pre and Lexicon 500. The band that I work with has a monitor board with absolutely no effects, so I use a Rolls Headphone pre-amp in and out of a Digitech RP 50 processor with verb, delay and compression. I get all that I need to hear....adjust from monitor, the lead singer, and backup vox's, and just a little keys, acc. guitar, and a little lead guitar. I and the Keyboard, Acc. Guitar player are the only ones who do not use on stage amps. So I pickup the bass and drums from right on the stage.
HAL...Excel D-10 w/ 8 & 5. SteelSeat.com w/back,SteelSeat.com Pedal Board on Legs with Quilter Tone Block 200 amp, Boss GE 7, Boss DD 3, Boss RV 6, Boss RT-20 Hilton Expression Pedal, Evans Cabinet with 4 ohm Eminence 15" speaker. BJS birthstone bar, Powder coated Tone bar by Michael Hillman. Dunlop Coated finger picks and Zookies L30 thumb picks.