Southpaw Steel'n Twang - An Orange Grove in Ca.
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Southpaw Steel'n Twang - An Orange Grove in Ca.
From Finland. A real nice older sound of music.
http://youtu.be/1HoKs_y5ouA
http://youtu.be/1HoKs_y5ouA
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Re: Southpaw Steel'n Twang - An Orange Grove in Ca.
Thank you Dennis! There's a couple more Southpaw Steel'n'Twang videos on YouTube, I'd appreciate it if you'd have time to check them out:)!Dennis Smith wrote:From Finland. A real nice older sound of music.
http://youtu.be/1HoKs_y5ouA
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Great playing Ville! Are you using a flatpick and 2 fingerpicks?
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Hi Steve, steelin' greetings!Steve Cunningham wrote:Great playing Ville! Are you using a flatpick and 2 fingerpicks?
yeah, exactly, a flatpick & two fingerpicks. For some reason I've never felt comfortable with a thumbpick..it's the same when I'm playing pedal & 8 string lap steel
You have lots of great videos out there!
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Thank you Doug, I appreciate it ...Doug Beaumier wrote:Wow, that was fun! Nice playing, Ville. A true vintage sound, and lots of energy in your playing. Your love for the music and the instrument is evident. Well done!
well, my guitar is a vintage instrument! I really like it, though it would be great to try a tricone..I think National nowadays even manufactures lefty tricones..
Cheers!
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This is very cool. Not only does Ville play great, but he writes interesting and fun tunes. I'm gonna order the album.
Joe
This is very cool. Not only does Ville play great, but he writes interesting and fun tunes. I'm gonna order the album.
Joe
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I like this one better.
http://youtu.be/afS_S7OrvaQ
http://youtu.be/afS_S7OrvaQ
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Thank you Joe! We had a good time recording the album, it's been treated kindly in the reviews which are found on our home pages: www.bafesfactory.fi/sst
Joe Goldmark wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFFtP05BwWs
This is very cool. Not only does Ville play great, but he writes interesting and fun tunes. I'm gonna order the album.
Joe
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Dennis,I'm glad you dig that:)...yeah, I also have my favourites on our cd, hopefully I'll be able to come up with a pedal steel live video in the near future!
Dennis Smith wrote:I like this one better.
http://youtu.be/afS_S7OrvaQ
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Ville, really great stuff! I like how much personality you have in your playing. In a world with umpteen versions of Sleepwalk, your touch, tone and attitude really stand out.
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Great! The tuning on Secret Sunset is E6: E C# B G# E C# B G# from high to low. Yes, I also like that Fender sound:), and those Stringmasters are pretty easily converted for left-handed playing; just two extra routes for wiring and the guitar wasn't in mint condition when I bought it so I didn't feel so bad about the operation...
Dennis Smith wrote:Hey Ville, really like the way you play. What tuneing are you useing on Secret Sunset. The Fender stringmaster and Fender amp sound great together.
Dennis
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Thank you sir, I do appreciate your comment! I have your book "Lap steel guitar", learned a lot studying those past and present players and their tunings...when I bought my first 8-string instrument in Helsinki, Finland (a Fender Japan replica of a Stringmaster)years back, I had no idea how to tune the thing and neither had the guys in the shop:)!
It means a lot for me, you and the other gentlemen on these pages having time to check out our doings:), would be great to take part on some festival or event in the States sometimes!
It means a lot for me, you and the other gentlemen on these pages having time to check out our doings:), would be great to take part on some festival or event in the States sometimes!
Andy Volk wrote:Ville, really great stuff! I like how much personality you have in your playing. In a world with umpteen versions of Sleepwalk, your touch, tone and attitude really stand out.
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I agree with the others -- GREAT STUFF! I also want to second what Mike Neer said. Your playing has 'attitude' and it really shows.
Excellent work. Would love to see you play here in America sometime!
TJW
Excellent work. Would love to see you play here in America sometime!
TJW
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Hi TJ, thank you! Sure, I'd love to visit your country-with my band or alone-and play my bit and jam, it's always a question of contacts and economical arrangements:)...if you know anybody I could approach in this matter then just let me know:)!
Thanks again & keep on steelin'!!
Thanks again & keep on steelin'!!
Todd Weger wrote:I agree with the others -- GREAT STUFF! I also want to second what Mike Neer said. Your playing has 'attitude' and it really shows.
Excellent work. Would love to see you play here in America sometime!
TJW