Audio

I have been trying to use simple tunes that I know as learning tools.  This is my attempt at an interpretation of Banks of the Ohio.  I hope you enjoy my try at it. Hopefully I didn't mess up the melody too badly.

I guess there are many different renditions of this song. I love them all. This is a recording I made several years back while I was playing with my family.

3 audio samples from my new Fern's Weissenborn. Look So Good - David Lindley, Joe's Tune - Rob Anderlik and Amazing Grace -  John Newton.

3 audio samples from my new Fern's Weissenborn. Look So Good - David Lindley, Joe's Tune - Rob Anderlik and Amazing Grace -  John Newton.

3 audio samples from my new Fern's Weissenborn. Look So Good - David Lindley, Joe's Tune - Rob Anderlik and Amazing Grace -  John Newton.

Our band "Twenty Three" made a demo CD in 2009 which included this Ernest Tubb tune ( words and music by Jerry Irby). I'm  playing my Harlow Jumbo Cherry.

I really like this tune and enjoyed all the clips posted a while back.  I got the basics from Troy Brenningmeyer's version (you can hear his influence).  I tried to add some of my own ideas.  I have been working on it and recorded it to see what it sounded like.  Seemed like it came out OK so decided to throw it out on the nation.

Hope you enjoy my attempt at it.

Using Appalachian Birch Reso, here is an original song by our bass and mandolin players.  We have several originals but not recorded with new reso.

Rough but first version of this instrumental using Appalachian Birch Large Body.

We finally got another session, first with my new Appalachain Reso.  Old Classic done our way.