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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | I'm a little bored tonight, so I thought I would post a song or two just for fun. I added two songs to my Soundclick page. And since the last ones I psoted were Contemporary Christian, I thought I would reach to a broader group this time. These are from two live performances by Patchwork, an amateur folk quartet I played with in Savannah, GA. We were never too serious, and it shows in our lack of polish. But our enthusiasm is obvious. I sure miss those folks. So click the link and tell me what you think. Look for the Mingulay Boat Song (led by my Custom Balladeer 12'er in Open G and accompanied by a bouzouki) and Shenendoah (one of my all time favorite traditionals). I'm lead vocals, but I disappear into the mix pretty quickly. I hope you like'em. Good times. Good memories. I think I'll go pour me a glass of Bushmills and reminisce a little.
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Location: North Carolina | I always click on these things wincing in advance at what I might hear and I'm usually right, but not this time. You have a good voice and can play. Sounds like you had a lot of fun with this project. How long ago was this? |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | Originally posted by First Alternate:
I always click on these things wincing in advance at what I might hear and I'm usually right, but not this time. You have a good voice and can play. Sounds like you had a lot of fun with this project. How long ago was this? Well thank you kindly. That's one of the nicer compliments I've ever received. Those songs were recorded in 2002 and 2003, about a year before I moved to NY. (Dumb, dumb idea!) |
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Posted two songs for those with folk style leanings
