Bub

Slow Marching Band


Amazing tone & fretwork!

Nice clear mix and spread too.

Care to reveal the guitars used on this??

Larry

Sure.

I only used one guitar, a Fender San Miguel cutaway. It was dirt cheep but it was the best sounding guitar I played at the time I bought it, and it's held up for 20 years. It's the only acoustic I have other than a 65' Fender Villager 12 string, which surprisingly is worth almost nothing. You'd think a 45 year old American made guitar would be worth a fortune.  Here's a picture I got off the net of the San Miguel ...

 
Really appreciate you responding to my question!  You have some great tones coming from those fingers and nothin' wrong with that guitar either!!
 
Larry

This is was quite a treat.   Lovely version of this classic.  That guitar sounds amazing.

Hey, Bub,
 
This is really excellent!  Great arrangement and playing, and a beautiful sounding mix.
 
Very  nice work!
Bob

I've been getting a lot of hits on this on Box.net lately. Actually, it's weird, I get hits on it all year long, but it has increased recently. Just wanted to bump this, say thanks to whoever is listening, and hope some folks that may have missed it catch it this time around. @No How and Bob: Thanks for listening, my apologies for missing your response first time around on this back in 2010. My how time flies eh? It really surprises me that people are still listening to this after being buried in the Song forum for 2 years. Thanks again.

Excellent Bub, Wide and warm!!

Great job on this Bub....there's that clarity you always get. I think I gotta start running at 24/96. :) Great playing, tones, mix, version. Harmonies were a nice touch too. Awesome!

-Danny

Great stuff Bub

I acoustic/mix sounds awesome on my end. . . classic!   HaPpY HoLidAys!


Kev

Bub

Slow Marching Band


Amazing tone & fretwork!

Nice clear mix and spread too.

Care to reveal the guitars used on this??

Larry

Sure.

I only used one guitar, a Fender San Miguel cutaway. It was dirt cheep but it was the best sounding guitar I played at the time I bought it, and it's held up for 20 years. It's the only acoustic I have other than a 65' Fender Villager 12 string, which surprisingly is worth almost nothing. You'd think a 45 year old American made guitar would be worth a fortune.  Here's a picture I got off the net of the San Miguel ...

Wow! All that great sound from a wrong-handed Fender! Nice!

I thought maybe the picture was taken with mirrors or something?

The guitar sounds lovely.