Not sure if this has been posted, but I bumped into this over on UToob and saw it only had 9 hits. I was gonna post it over in the bluegrass section, but since there wasn't a dobro or fiddle in the song I thought it just wouldn't fit in.
Microtonic Harmonic Getting Down!
Not sure if this has been posted, but I bumped into this over on UToob and saw it only had 9 hits. I was gonna post it over in the bluegrass section, but since there wasn't a dobro or fiddle in the song I thought it just wouldn't fit in.
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Re: Microtonic Harmonic Getting Down!
Musically I love it! Sonically, the bass is over-modulated and hard to hear.
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Re: Microtonic Harmonic Getting Down!
Wow. That mando player is outstanding! I love that kind of freedom of playing. He really does get a jazz/funk sound out of that mando. Seen a lot of people try. (Agree the group as a whole needs some....er..."acoustic adjustments")
Thanks for the link, really enjoyed it!
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Re: Microtonic Harmonic Getting Down!
Might just be a combination of that location and the single mic.
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1953 modified Kay string bass named "Bambi"
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