An Archetypical Steel'n Surf Tune

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An Archetypical Steel'n Surf Tune

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http://soundcloud.com/kay-das/adventures-in-paradise

Arousing some interest in surf websites.....

Enjoy!

Kay (travelling in UK and Italy)
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Hi Kay,
Love it! Nice backing track, too.
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Great stuff Kay...great minds think alike. I just did my tracks for this and it is going on my new CD...how funny is that?!

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Great job, Kay. A real sweet sound!
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Kay -

Beautiful! Love that tropical lounge sound.

Bring back Martin Denny!
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That's wonderful Kay. Anything you do just always knocks me over. Love it.
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That's wonderful Kay. Anything you do just always knocks me over. Love it.
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Gentlemen, many thanks for the appreciation and please excuse the tardiness of this reciprocation as I am travelling and have no regular access to the Internet. Played "Sleepwalk" and "Cosy" amongst others at a show in Maidenhead in Kent, UK last evening, my small contribution to spreading the "steel guitar gospel"...

Many do not know the magic sound of the steel guitar and are amazed and appreciative of it's sound...

Keep picking, there's ways to go...

Kay
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That took me straight to the South Pacific. Beautiful.
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paul, grateful for the appreciation.

all, here is another steel guitar rendition:

http://shadowsperth.proboards.com/index ... post=61326

Enjoy!

kay
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Andrea Tazzini
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Post by Andrea Tazzini »

Kay, what a beautiful tune ! :D
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What a great job on that song, Kay. My mom had the original LP back in the 60's. It brought back some wonderful memories. Thanks!
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Andrea, Jerry,

Grateful for the appreciation...

Here is another innovative rendition, " surf guitar" style, though not on a steel guitar, by Bob who lives in Sydney in Australia,

https://app.box.com/s/dzl7d13oqg8c0v367f9r

Enjoy!

Kay
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Beautiful!
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