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MrNatch3L - Posted - 12/03/2011: 06:56:56
I was recording some backing tracks of my arrangement of this tune for my live set and some nice things happened in the vocals. Just fooling around not intending to have a 2nd vocal track - never have done it like tht before. But I ended up liking it.
The Mutt in E, partial capo acoustic guitar played like key of D, only with open low E string for interesting chord possibilities. And acoustic bass, sadly done with midi 'cause I don't have room for a stand-up.
Anyway... tap yer toes, grab yer partner and docee-DOH!
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Klondike Waldo - Posted - 12/03/2011: 08:27:33
I don't have the right fonts to write Charasho, so I'll write glé mhath instead!!
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The Mutt sounds good to me.
Grumpy1 - Posted - 12/03/2011: 23:55:16
I love that mix. The voice over added some depth and was great. This is my favorite kind of music. Well done is an understatement - IMHO. ![]()
banjogal12 - Posted - 03/26/2012: 07:52:15
Lively tune...toe tapping for sure. Thanks for sharing...done well.![]()
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