Upright Bass/8-String Lap steel Duo-VIDEO
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Upright Bass/8-String Lap steel Duo-VIDEO
Here's a new duo I've been working on with a great 5-string upright bassist, Robert Henson(Shawn Mullins, Corey Smith, the Atlanta Opera). We re-invent songs by Led Zeppelin, Miles Davis, Rod Stewart, Georges Bizet, Def Leppard, Pat Metheny, Stevie Wonder, etc...and play them in ways that shock and astound! Yes, they actually ASTOUND!!! (OK, well SOME people kinda like 'em.)
Here's our western-swingified version of Madonna's "Like A Virgin"...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUVQR4Yww1o
"Walking On The Moon" by the Police, mashed up w/The Godfather theme...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQXElogRNo8
And for the truly discerning palate, here's the American classic "Baby One More Time" by the incomparable Britney Spears...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1efshp0E_A
If you're in the Atlanta area this Sunday, 2/17, we'll be at the Wrecking Bar http://www.wreckingbarbrewpub.com/contact/ playing fron 5-7pm.
Facebook is https://www.facebook.com/CunninghamHensonDuo
Thanks y'all!
Here's our western-swingified version of Madonna's "Like A Virgin"...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUVQR4Yww1o
"Walking On The Moon" by the Police, mashed up w/The Godfather theme...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQXElogRNo8
And for the truly discerning palate, here's the American classic "Baby One More Time" by the incomparable Britney Spears...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1efshp0E_A
If you're in the Atlanta area this Sunday, 2/17, we'll be at the Wrecking Bar http://www.wreckingbarbrewpub.com/contact/ playing fron 5-7pm.
Facebook is https://www.facebook.com/CunninghamHensonDuo
Thanks y'all!
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Thanks guys!
Alexander, all of the overdrive/effects are coming from a POD XT Live pedalboard.
Alexander, all of the overdrive/effects are coming from a POD XT Live pedalboard.
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Dude, you are soundin' good! And the re-inventions... Brilliant!
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Oh, boy. That just made my day. Totally refreshing and unique - you guys need to go to Hollywood. It's so steel-noir. The bass player is simply fun to watch (and what a pro he is) and I appreciated his taking the lead on the chorus of "Walking on the Moon." You guys are fabulous! (It looks like a 6-stringer, though? Have I lost my counting, among other things...?). You seem like you know these songs (and your guitar) inside and out. Bravo.
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Al Terhune wrote:It looks like a 6-stringer, though? Have I lost my counting, among other things...?
Busted! Actually, I play several guitars(mostly a Strat and a Guild Starfire w/ a Bigsby), as well as 6 and 8 string lap steels with the duo. I guess I should have titled the thread more accurately. I'm debuting my newly acquired '64 Rick Electro at tomorrows gig, complete with horseshoe PU and legs. Look out!
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Thanks fellas.
Godfather is E
Britney is E6
Madonna is E13(E6 w/added b7)Stephen Abruzzo wrote: What tuning are you using?
Godfather is E
Britney is E6
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Hi Steve you and Robert sound great. I couldn't make it today to the Wrecking Bar would have loved to see and hear you play. Robert is a great bass player. I'll try to keep checking your web page for upcomming show's with Robert and hope to catch you soon.
On the video of "How Great Thou Art" what tuneing are you useing? That really has that Sacred Steel sound to it, like a voice.
Thanks for the music.
Dennis
On the video of "How Great Thou Art" what tuneing are you useing? That really has that Sacred Steel sound to it, like a voice.
Thanks for the music.
Dennis
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спасибо Alexander...you are too kind.Alexander Stepanenko wrote:In Moscow -10 frost,but I'm warm-I'm listening to "day by the river" ..Steve-I became your fan
Thanks Dennis, it'd be great to see you out sometime.Dennis Smith wrote:Hi Steve you and Robert sound great. I couldn't make it today to the Wrecking Bar would have loved to see and hear you play. Robert is a great bass player. I'll try to keep checking your web page for upcomming show's with Robert and hope to catch you soon.
On the video of "How Great Thou Art" what tuneing are you useing? That really has that Sacred Steel sound to it, like a voice.
Thanks for the music.
Dennis.
I think there are several versions of "How Great Thou Art" out there, but I'm pretty sure they're all in open E.
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