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Location: Waxahachie, Tx | With the rising cost of GAS here is a link to some FREE GAS!
GC Live Classical Gas |
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Location: East Tennessee | He makes it look so easy. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | He even adds a few runs of his own, just because the original was too simple. |
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Location: Eugene, Oregon | Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
He even adds a few runs of his own, just because the original was too simple. Yes, he does.
I WISH.....
I have listened to this song so many times, I am afraid to admit it. |
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Location: Central Florida | He's not only the reason I started playing Ovations. He's the reason I started playing guitar... The guy's UNBELIEVABLE! |
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Location: Eugene, Oregon | I saw a Melissa Etheridge interview about GC...
She said, when she was just a kid, she didn't understand what Galveston was all about, but she knew she had to find it.
Exactly..... |
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Location: SoCal | Here\'s a version Dave might like... |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | THAT is really cool. Obviously, the audio is dubbed over guitar (and it looks like the uke has no strings on it). BUT watch the dude "play". He's really playing the damn thing, at least as far as I can tell from the fingerings. And you can tell even by his air techinque that the guy actually has some chops.
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Location: East Tennessee | Watching Glen fill with those runs makes me want to go a practice my scales. :) |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Glen is the MAN!.....he's making that Country Artist cut through the mix loud and clean....
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Location: SoCal | Glen's chops are incredible. What was interesting about his Country Artist, if memory serves, is that it didn't have an Ovation p/u in the bridge. Was it a Baldwin? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I think the CA has the ovation pickup. Baldwin was in the classical. Dave |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Originally posted by Gospel Guitar Guy:
Watching Glen fill with those runs makes me want to go a practice my scales. :) Exactly what I was thinking as I went to bed last night with the song filling my head. Earlier in the evening I was practicing Classical Gas on my "new" Country Artist and then watched Glen do it while I was watching the news. Didn't see much of the news last night. |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Anyone notice the Ovation case in the video of the guy playing the uke? |
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Location: East Tennessee | Did Anyone also nothice Glen's name on the TRC of the Country Artist?
Also a clip of Rhinestone Cowboy.
Go to the link on country music at the bottom of the page, lots of OOOOOLD Country including Jim Reeves who is still one of my favorite singers. :) |
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Location: closely held secret | Yup, right near the end. |
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Location: Spain | Are you guys trying to kill my computer ? Im in the middle of doing a "back up"copy of a DVD I have a very slow broadband connection via a square microwave receiver on the roof ,and you lot have got me desperately listening to 6 second snippets of classical gas...!! |
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Location: south east Michigan | They have two guys strummin' guitars in the front row. The one on the left has a pick guard but I think the other is an O. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Driftwood,
Once it is loaded you can play it from start to finish.
And play, and play it, and play it. :D
Now if I could figure out how to save so I could play it offline. :confused: |
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Location: Eugene, Oregon | Originally posted by Gospel Guitar Guy:
Did Anyone also nothice Glen's name on the TRC of the Country Artist?
Also a clip of Rhinestone Cowboy.
I watched the Rhinestone Cowboy clip....lol Nice Tux!
I want the real Bling! I want to see the red/white/and blue in action! |
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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by Gospel Guitar Guy:
Now if I could figure out how to save so I could play it offline. :confused: G3, you can. Copy the URL for the video, go here and paste in the text bar under the UTube tab. Click Download. Make sure you give the filename a .flv extension. You'll need an flv player.
EDIT: Sorry, use this flv player. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Waskel,
Could get the second link to come up on my screen and I can't figure out the first. :confused:
I probably need to get a "Computer For Dummies" book to go along with my "Guitar for Dummies" :( |
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Location: closely held secret | Have to wait till tomorrow. They've exceeded thier bandwidth.
All you have to do on the first one is (when thier site's up) paste the URL from UTube in the long text box (click on the 'UTube" tab) then click on download and save it to your desktop. Once you've installed the flv player, you can just click on the downloaded video. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Waskel,
Thanks I'll try it. :D :cool: :) :cool: :D |
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Location: Chicago | Well, you can petition the Lord with prayer all you like, but the only way to play like Geln is to practice your ass off!
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"some synthetic modes are stable at room temp" |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | And best if you started.....oh...... 60 years ago or so. |
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