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Topic: Mp3 My version of Roy Thomson's Chicken On The Log |
Don McClellan
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California/Thailand
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Andy Sandoval
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Bakersfield, California, USA
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Posted 16 Jan 2010 11:50 pm |
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Pretty cool there Don.  I've played Roy's tune too and have a lot of fun with it. |
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Don McClellan
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California/Thailand
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Posted 17 Jan 2010 1:19 am
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Hi Andy, Thanks for listening. It would be cool if you and several others would do a version of this little tune too. Its an easy song to play and I'm sure we'd hear many different styles. That would be fun.
On a different note, it strikes me kind of odd that as of now 34 people have viewed this thread but only 5 of them downloaded the song. I don't mind if people choose not to comment but why are they choosing to not even listen to the song at all? What do you suppose they're reading in my post that makes them not want to listen to the recording? I have to wonder.
Anyway, thanks again, Don |
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Georg Sørtun
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Mandal, Agder, Norway
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Posted 17 Jan 2010 2:51 am
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| Don McClellan wrote: |
| I don't mind if people choose not to comment but why are they choosing to not even listen to the song at all? |
Shame on them 
Have listened to it half a dozen times now, and that is the best executed and funny tune I have heard in a long time. |
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Felix Wolfe
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Corvallis,oregon, USA
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Posted 17 Jan 2010 8:11 am What am I missing ?
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I tried to follow your instructions, but the green download button will download a file that I dont want, and could cost money - what am I missing ?
Computers hate me, so I hope this isnt too complicated |
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Roy Thomson
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Wolfville, Nova Scotia,Canada
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Posted 17 Jan 2010 9:49 am
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Nice playing Don!
I have a friend in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
who built a Lap Steel from an old log..and that's
what he calls it the "Log".
I wrote Chicken On A Log for him and later put
it on the Forum where you picked up on it.
Interesting to me how and why it caught your intention and did such a fine job in tailoring
your ideas within your arrangement.
The tuning you used B6/G#7 as stated in your
original post..I wonder if you would spell it
out for us.
Many thanks and keep up the good work.
Roy
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Courses Lap Steel, Pedal Steel |
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Paul DiMaggio
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Fort Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
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Posted 17 Jan 2010 2:09 pm
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| That link doesn't seem to work,it says the access code has expired. |
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Stephan Miller
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Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
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Posted 17 Jan 2010 7:21 pm
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All right, Don-- that is some kinda funky country chicken pickin'!
JB's tuning, down a half-step? What guitar were you pickin' (peckin'?) with?
Seems like some people want to browse through the Forum without having to encounter actual music....don't ask me why. I doubt it's anything you said.
If they passed by this one, it's definitely their loss! |
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Don McClellan
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California/Thailand
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Posted 17 Jan 2010 8:42 pm
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Georg, Thank you very much.
Felix, I don't know what to tell you about downloading this tune. I'm not too computer educated myself. Maybe someone else can help us(?)
Roy, Its (from high to low) Eb, B, G#, F#, Eb, C. And thanks again for writing this fun tune and allowing me to share my version with our friends here.
Paul, That's puzzling to me. ..? Sorry
Stephan, Thanks for the compliment. The guitar I'm using is a square neck, Regal resonator guitar with a pickup mounted on the cone just under the strings like a steel guitar would have. This means the sound of the strings reaches the pickup before it reaches the resonator so very little of the reso sound bleeds through. So basically its more like a steel guitar than a reso. I bought this thing used about 6 years ago and the pickup was already on it. I'm a PSG player but right now I'm in Asia vacationing and I could not bring a PSG with me so I brought this Regal reso and my Mac laptop with GarageBand. Truth be told, I love this old Regal reso and I love playing without pedals. Thanks again, Don |
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