An Orange Grove in California (video and tab)

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Paolo Conti
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An Orange Grove in California (video and tab)

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Hi everyone,

some of you may have seen the video I have posted on Facebook.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lF5FU_m7C0k

Here is the tab (without the bass part), hope it can help the ones who want to play this version by Sol Hoopii.

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Excellent!
Thank you for sharing.
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Bravo Thanks for posting this.
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A great performance Paolo, and you are fortunate to have such an accompanist.
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Really nice playing and singing!
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Post by Walter Webb »

That was swell! I felt transported back in time. Is this the usual dobro G tuning, cranked up to A?
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Great sound from the both of you. Bravo!
One of my favorite songs from Sol Ho'opi'i. :D
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Post by Paolo Conti »

Thank you guys, your comments are very appreciated :D

Walter, you can play the tab with a Dobro G tuning, of course you have to play the chords one tone lower.
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Post by Nic Neufeld »

Great stuff Paolo!

My tricone is in C6 but I recently decided to dabble in dobro, and got a cheap Regal reso in open G, I may try it out there transposed.

Question about the rhythm guitar...love that sound! What kind of strings is she using?
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Great Playing and Backup!!!!!
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Post by Bengt Erlandsen »

Excellent slide playing there but :D the rhythm guitar playing was killer good. Pinch my arm, good looking , sings and plays rhythm guitar that groove and swings.

Such rhythm guitar playing is a rare find. Youre a lucky one for sure. Both lucky actually.

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That was wonderful ...
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Nicely done! Loved everything about it.
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Post by Paolo Conti »

Nic Neufeld wrote:Great stuff Paolo!

Question about the rhythm guitar...love that sound! What kind of strings is she using?
Lou received this Epiphone Byron just a few weeks ago and the precedent owner has put Savarez Argentine strings on it, the 011 - 046 set. Lou just changed the low E for an .50 as the original string was buzing. The guitar needs a set up but she will see that when we can go outside again.

Thank you guys for your kind words, Lou and I are glad you like the video :D
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Post by Scott Thomas »

C'est magnifique! (I hope that is correct.)

The combination of this music you do together is such a rare thing and I'm so glad you recorded it and shared. Such a welcome gift to lift our spirits.
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Post by Veit Doehler »

Gerät! Tanks for sharing both video and tab!
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Autocorrect... I meant 'great' and 'thanks'. :lol:
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Post by Steve Cunningham »

Great playing...I love this video!
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Bravo! I love this music!!
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Post by Jim Pollard »

While I have to admit this style of music isn't my fave. WOW the musicianship displayed here by both of you is off the charts wonderful. What I wouldn't give to be able to play either instrument that well!

Bravo!

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Post by Paolo Conti »

Scott Thomas wrote:C'est magnifique! (I hope that is correct.)
That's correct Scott ! :D

Thank you guys for your kind words ! Lou loves these old songs and it's a pleasure to play them with her.
And being focused on the electric steel for several months now, I almost forget how good it was to play this old National.
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Post by Joe Breeden »

Keep playing that "OLD National" while performing with Lou singing.
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Post by Russ Blake »

That is just so nice on every level. Makes me wanna dust off the old tricone and head for the woodshed. Thanks, you two!
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That was delightful! So well done in every way. :)
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Great playing & singing

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Great playing & singing. I really enjoyed hearing that. :D
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