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Location: Texas | Agree with TRboy.
Smooth voice and what a picker! |
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Location: Tennessee | Nice looking Viper ... Glen has been a faithful Ovation player for a long time. Kudos.
Moody, did you notice Glen has a capo clamped to the headstock? ;) |
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Location: Portland, OR | For the older folk like me, Crosby was the same. If you listen to his early work it was 2 or 3 steps up. Same with Elvis. Crosby may have smoked, but I don't think Elvis did. Crosby's last album was almost all low baritone. Us older folks can identify. Still good. Elvis fell off but I don't think it was age. |
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Location: Nova Scotia, Canada | I did hear about the vocal cord operation from someone I got one of the guitars from...either Goober or Roger Wynfield. I remember being quite surprised because I had never heard or read an inkling of that anywhere else.
Jeff; No, I totally agree with you, I just posted because it was such a great sounding later clip. He always sounded pretty much flawless in any of the early stuff. |
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| I remember the album "Bloodline", that was one of those 'middle years' albums that demonstrated the mature voice, and the vocal range was there as well. I guess you don't hear that song much in his concerts unless he's got a good banjo player with him. I wonder what ever happened to Carl Jackson?... |
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Glen Cambell "Good times again"
