Old Rugged Cross
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Old Rugged Cross
Ok, I know I'm not very good, but here is my attempt at The Old Rugged Cross, and my first video post here on the forum. Constructive criticism welcome!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tTnXsjgc_0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tTnXsjgc_0
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Tim, I do not know how long you have been playing but it looks like you are coming along very well. Steel guitar is a tough instrument to play and requires many hours of playing time to become seasoned. I encourage you to keep playing and post more videos. In a years time you will look back and see how you have improved and you will be amazed.
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One of my favorites, Tim. Keep up the good work and post more.
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- Fred Justice
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Hey Tim, long time no hear from buddy.
That's some good pickin, keep it up.
That's some good pickin, keep it up.
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The Old Rugged Cross
Tim,
Nice job. It's a good way to build a song starting out in the lower registers and then taking it up into Hughey land.
Thanks for posting.
Don
Nice job. It's a good way to build a song starting out in the lower registers and then taking it up into Hughey land.
Thanks for posting.
Don
thanks guys
Thanks for the encouragement everyone! It's appreciated.
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Tim, you say you’re not very good, but you don’t say why... My guess would be because you may be fairly new, but that said, I don’t think most of us think we’re very good, at least not as good as we want to be, and that can be a great motivator to get better... No matter how good you are always try to be better... This is not an easy instrument to master, if that’s even possible... I saw a lot of good in what you did... I wish I would hit as many correct strings as you did in this video... keep playing, keep posting, I enjoyed your rendition of this beautiful song... I’ve been meaning to doing this song myself... I thought you did great!!!
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*2021 MSA Legend, "Jolly Rancher" D10 10x9
*2021 Rittenberry, "The Concord" D10 9x9
*1977 Blue Sho-Bud Pro 3 Custom 8x6
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thanks guys
Thanks for the encouraging words. I've had my steel for about 8 years. For a few of those years I bet I only played/practiced it a few times per year. Hopefully that will change now. I am finally really seeing progress which inspires me to practice more. I really need to work on my technique more than anything.
And... I has just got home from the Branson show an after hearing those guys, WOW. Yeah, I'm not very good. I believe I could be though with enough practice and encouragement.
And... I has just got home from the Branson show an after hearing those guys, WOW. Yeah, I'm not very good. I believe I could be though with enough practice and encouragement.
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