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mworden - Posted - 02/12/2015: 07:41:59
I just put a new J Balch goatskin head on my Romero and strung it up with Steve Sands heavy nylon strings and I'm really loving the way it sounds tuned down low.
A while back I recorded a version of Sally Coming Through the Rye that came from Lester McCumbers. Here's a different version from Wade Jarvis that I learned from listening to Rayna Gellert and John Herrmann on her great album Ways of the World. I'm tuned to F modal (fCFBbC).
![]() | ![]() Sally Coming Through the Rye (F) |
stevel - Posted - 02/12/2015: 08:23:47
love the low tuning. sounds great!
one of these days i'll get around to trying the Sand's strings.
steve
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