Cindy Cashdollar on Conan with Don Was & Ryan Adams

Andy Volk · From: Boston, MA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRJDTfJ8kt8&feature=player_embedded

Morgan Scoggins · From: Georgia, USA

I love the Buck Owens style guitar!! It must be an old model from the 70's.
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Jon Light (deceased) · From: Saugerties, NY

A few years ago I became aware of Cindy's reso playing---I'd only known her as a western swing steel player. I love her playing. So tasteful, understated, integral to the music.

Nate Hofer · From: Overland Park, Kansas

Love that.

Tom Pettingill · From: California, USA (deceased)

A great way to start the day Very Happy

... Thanks for the link Andy!
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Peter Jacobs · From: Northern Virginia

Just beautiful -- proves you don't always need fireworks to make the song happen. Thanks for the link.
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Andy Volk · From: Boston, MA

Cindy is unfailingly tasteful and never overplays. She always supports the song yet, if asked to play a fire-breathing solo, she's completely up to the task - and can do so in a number of styles. That's a rare quality. She's also a lovely person.

James Kerr · From: Scotland, UK

An inspiration to a lot of people is Cindy.

James.

Ted Smith · Posted 23 Feb 2013 7:58 pm

very cool - great to see her loving her new gig
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Jon Light (deceased) · From: Saugerties, NY

I am no good at analyzing stuff. Any idea which tuning she's using? I'm at her website and I see the numerous options. I don't have the tools to make an educated guess.

Mark Eaton · Posted 24 Feb 2013 7:38 am

It appears to be standard dobro tuning G B D G B D low-to-high, capo at 2nd fret so essentially she's playing (high bass) Open A: A C# E A C# E
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Jon Light (deceased) · From: Saugerties, NY

Ah. Thanks Mark. I had it in my head that it might be something like a D A D F# A D . I hate hearing sweet playing in standard tuning. Means I can't blame my lack of imagination on the tuning.

Tony Lombardo · From: Alabama, USA

She made a really pretty song much prettier that it would have been without her.

Jim Pitman · From: Waterbury Ctr. VT 05677 USA

I love the way her dobro playing imparts a rhythm. That's not easy to do.
Dobro occupies a lot of band with and it really gets to shine in a sparce mix like that.

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