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Location: NJ | Let's try a different "tack".
I assume that from some of the posts I've seen so far, that this collection of oddfellows have a varied and diverse palette of musical styles and tastes, and I (being the curious sort) would like to see just how far flung those tastes may be.
Let's say that (hypothetically) Ovation contracted OFC to produce a CD (or with 200+ members, perhaps a "box set") of tracks (one track per member) recorded by an artist/group utilizing an Ovation guitar(s).
My choice:
"Nostradamus" - Al Stewart & Peter White
from the live album "Rhymes In Rooms"
Anyone Else?
- Faithfully Roundback,
Cliff Doenges, I.O.O.O.F.
(International Order of Ovation Odd Fellows) |
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Location: SoCal | I'm an old traditionalist.
Glen Campbell, Wichita Lineman |
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Location: NJ | 52 vincent black lightning by richard thompson |
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Location: Shelton, Washington, USA | "Love the One You're With" as performed by Matt Smith on Black and White |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | "Don't Fear the Reaper", BOC |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I think I wan't to update my choice. I believe this song may have already been recorded with an Ovation as the only way I have been able to reproduce the sound over the years is with either a Preacher or a Deacon with the humbucker pickups and a Rockman... but...
"More Than A Feeling" by Boston. With Ovations on the acoustic and electric parts would be cool. |
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