Jani Sandvik picks a very cool tune on steel

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Gary Lee Gimble
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Jani Sandvik picks a very cool tune on steel

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This dude is a multi-instrumentalist, a multi-linguist and he builds pedal steels too, like the one shown on this clip. Additionally, his talents continue to expand in selecting neat tunes to pick on steel, which is why I wanted to share this with ya'll. BTW, he recorded this tune on his spanking brand new Williams.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItMwkEOP99g

gLg
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Post by Charles Curtis »

Thank you for sharing Gary.
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Post by Peter Nylund »

Good playing! That tune along with his new guitar must have brought fame and fortune to Jani, cause I think he has gained a little weight since that picture.
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Post by Larry Scott »

Great pickin there Jani ! you Imports ROCK :lol: :lol:
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Post by Bent Romnes »

Great picking Jani. I am proud to know these fine pickers from Europe, including you my friend. Maybe some of your licks will spill over onto me if I listen long enough!
Gary, thanks for posting this one.
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Post by Matti Viitala »

...mmm...mmm...mmm...nice.

Kind of slow video thou...
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Post by Ulf Edlund »

Jani knows how to build them and how to play them, and he's a dang nice guy too!
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Post by Corky Anderson »

This is a great tune! Does anybody know the name of it?
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Post by Matti Viitala »

Corky!

The song is named MMM MMM MMM MMM
from band called Crash Test Dummies.
(think they were from Canada..?)
here is link to the original one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4WbwwhBmRk

Jani did a great job.
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Post by Gary Lee Gimble »

Geez Matti, I thought this was the original here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqXLqYSyzXI
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Post by Matti Viitala »

Good, but no cigar.

This is original: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTodw1iQcto
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Post by Jani Peter Sandvik »

Thanks guys! ill light a candle for yaall
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