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Bishop Ronnie P Hall


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Detroit, Michigan, USA
Post  Posted 20 Oct 2017 7:39 am    
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Come and go back to the sweet soulful steel sound of the bayou, the country fiddle, and cornet, is captured and presented in this piece of the same name. It seems that this sound of music has become my signature sound. Well whatever the sound, tone, emotion that it generates, it is what it is. Enjoy!
Bishop Ronnie P. Hall

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idh05dPUe4k
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Joachim Kettner


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Post  Posted 20 Oct 2017 9:22 am    
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Super Ronnie! You're sliding those long distances over the fretboard and every note sounds just right. The comping also sounds perfect.
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Roy Heap


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Post  Posted 21 Oct 2017 12:48 am    
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Ronnie, just stunning, love it, I agree with what Joachim has stated.
Kind regards as usual my friend from over the pond.
Roy
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Bishop Ronnie P Hall


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Post  Posted 21 Oct 2017 3:36 am    
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Hey Joachim! ( Kettner) Very Happy Always glad to hear from you. You know, one of these days, I`m going to get it right, (smile)if I keep playing Laughing Thanks, my friend.
Bishop Ron
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Bishop Ronnie P Hall


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Post  Posted 21 Oct 2017 3:41 am    
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Hi Roy! Very Happy (Heap) As I said to Joachim, one of these days, I`m going to get one of these melodies right, if I keep trying Laughing Thanks my friends, it means a lot.
Bishop Ron
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Don Mogle

 

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Round Rock, TX, USA
Post  Posted 22 Oct 2017 6:09 pm     Video
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Sounds Killer Bishop! Enjoyed it as always.

Don
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Alan Brookes


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Brummy living in Southern California
Post  Posted 25 Oct 2017 10:50 am    
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You mentioned the sounds of the bayou and it makes me wonder how your music would fit in with a Cajun band, accompanied by piano accordion, etc. I bought a piano accordion years ago with the intention of learning it, but it takes so long to strap myself into it that by the time I'm in I've lost the incentive. Embarassed
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Bishop Ronnie P Hall


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Detroit, Michigan, USA
Post  Posted 4 Nov 2017 7:31 am    
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Hi Al! Very Happy
Sorry I got back a little late with my response, things have gotten a little over whelming in these days. I have no idea, where any of my music fits, I just keep on thumping to the best of my abilities. Laughing I do know however that sometimes playing a variety of instruments can be very frustrating. Laughing Keep at it! Winking
Bishop Ron
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