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MrNatch3L - Posted - 09/08/2010: 01:22:52
This is a a pretty different arrangement of this wonderful Hartford tune... it ranges from very sparse to x-treme lush on verse 3 (which introduces for the first time ever the All Natural Men's Glee Club - egad what you can do with Garage Band!!
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Banjo is The Mutt tuned down to E. The guitar is played in D, partial capo'd up to E (using a banjo capo, BTW), leaving 6th tuned to low E. Stand-up bass is midi - boo hiss - but I don't have room for a real one.
Begging the pardon of any John Hartford purists out there... enjoy!
Edited by - MrNatch3L on 09/08/2010 02:28:16
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Moore.music - Posted - 09/08/2010: 01:49:06
Hi There
That´s Bl--dy marvelous you caught the whole spirit of the song wonderfully well played and sung even the Banjo style is Hartford.
Nigel
jimh269b - Posted - 09/10/2010: 16:19:17
sounds a like john i played banjo with him one time around 15 to 17 hrs he loved it,great job fond memorys
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