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Ken Byng
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Post by Ken Byng »

Milo does some unorthodox and original things on his recordings. Great version of OBS, without a hint of repeat echo to add notes. Its all him. We want more!!
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Great!!!!, I just hope it doesn't get any HOTTER here in Dallas, no telling what Milo will do next!......As a side note, almost all the bands I play with in & around DFW,that have a CD, Milo is on it, what a bundle of talent he has..if growing your hair long make ya play like that, well, I'm starting today~!!!.......#1 fan Here.. :D
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David, I tried growing my hair out long, all 5 of them. Didn't help. :cry:
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Great, Tommy has 5, and plays the way he does, so I figure I will just let 5 grow long, a cross between Tommy & Milo, really ain't a bad thing!!!!! now, Tommy, just where are these 5 hairs at on your head.. ;-) so I can get started!!!
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Post by Micky Byrne »

Milo, absoloutely superb playing on that turquoise Carter. Phenominal fiddle playing too, and the blurb of lead guitar we heard. Love the "wink" you give us lesser mortals at the end of your performances :wink: Good on you :)

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Great pickin Milo.Please do some more.As for me,back to the drawing board.Thanks
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Thanks guys! I really appreciate the nice comments. Now if we could just get a little rain here or maybe a cool breeze.....
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That was awesome Milo. You have such incredible talent on anything with strings attached!
I dont think we are getting any rain till hurricane season, but if you keep playin like that youre sure to whip up a breeze!
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Milo,,that's a great version of OBS..I think it's the first time I have ever heard it played on the bass strings to the extent that you are doing it...Just super!! I like the tone you are getting out that guitar too.....Carson
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Post by Ronald Cid »

Milo

Up here in Montreal it was 28 C (approx. 85 degrees) today, no humidity, nice cool breeze all the time...beer up here has a real taste compared to American beer, and it's free...for a lesson or two.

Fantastic and entertaining video and music. Your invited anytime.

RC
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Carson Leighton wrote:Milo,,that's a great version of OBS..I think it's the first time I have ever heard it played on the bass strings to the extent that you are doing it...Just super!! I like the tone you are getting out that guitar too.....Carson
Agreed on all counts....I've heard some of the best pickers in Nashville smoke that tune...and I'd have to say that you out-smoke ALL of 'em.

Absolutely unbelievable talent.
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Goes to show you how far out of the loop I am. I didn't know much about Milo but I do now. Great job Milo. Your note selection/choice is very good.
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Oh great,so now I have to get a hair transplant to play like Milo? Where will the spending ever end?
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Milo outstanding playing mate, not hard to see why your in such demand on sessions in Texas.

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Of course, playing like that is one thing....being able to tab it out is something that would REALLY separate you from the rest. :mrgreen:
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I worked on those hammer-on's alot yesterday.
So far I think I've got a handle on hammer-on lick "1-A" (the descending intro).
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Post by Milo Deering »

Joe,

I've never done anything with TAB before but I guess it's about time. I'll take a shot at it.

Milo
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Milo,I live just east of Longview.Believe me I know what hot has been this year.I saw a fire hydrant chasing my dog.My apple trees are dying.Got any more of that kinky steel? Thats great stuff.LOL
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By the way ,what type of bar are you using to play that with? Thanks Elbo
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Thanks Elton! The bar I'm using is an MSA bar with plastic inlaid grips. I really like the feel of it.

Milo
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Post by Murnel Babineaux »

Great original licks and super clean !!

Awesome, Milo !!

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I'm going to watch that again. Then maybe again. :eek:
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Post by James Morehead »

I put on a hoodie, and my playing got alot better right away. Thanx for that little secret, Milo!! Gonna try the "wink" technique next. James
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WOW Milo, you're so one of my favorite musicians.
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