The Vox and Guitars are live, the bass and (oversimple) drums are programmed.
Drinking to my troubles again
...in case anyone wonders, the "pedal steel" is actually a regular guitar with an Epiphone EZ bender on it...very cool device, that.
-S.

I enjoy it! I'm working on a small country project right now... (peers around)Sleek Month wrote:Here's a thing I just did. It's work for hire, but I thought I'd give it an airing here and see what y'all think of it.
The Vox could use some more polish, or at least a harmony part or two in accent points, but all things considered (and judging by what you hinted at for the scope of the project) completely reasonable.The Vox and Guitars are live, the bass and (oversimple) drums are programmed.
YEEEESSSSS!!!! THANK YOU!!!! I saw a Live Sheryl Crow thing on CMT the other day, and as soon as I saw this guy using one, I thought, "I GOTTA have one!" but I didn't know what it was. I have been looking on Hipshot, but the telecaster palm-controlled b-bender didn't seem to be exactly what I was looking for, and it seemed more expensive than I would have thought....in case anyone wonders, the "pedal steel" is actually a regular guitar with an Epiphone EZ bender on it...very cool device, that.
Heh, did you ever hear that old David Allan Coe song (I think it was "You Never Even Called Me By My Name (Perfect Country & Western Song)") where he stops in the middle and starts explaining how someone told him the song wasn't really country because he didn't sing anything about drinkin', trains, Momma and prison...so he goes into a revamped verse with everything at once, something like: "I was drunk, the day I took the train to visit Momma in prison"...truly brilliant.bluedad wrote:but there's a little more to country than getting drunk
(trains, pick-up trucks, Mom, prison)
bd wrote:but there's a little more to country than getting drunk
(trains, pick-up trucks, Mom, prison)
Well, to both of you, I was drunk the day my mom got out of prison...and I went to pick her up in the rain....har wrote:Heh, did you ever hear that old David Allan Coe song where he stops in the middle and starts explaining how someone told him the song wasn't really country because he didn't sing anything about drinkin', trains, Momma and prison...so he goes into a revamped verse with everything at once, something like: "I was drunk, the day I took the train to visit Momma in prison"
Ha! First off, this is a character voice...(for differentiation amongst said songs on this soundtrack thingy), and it's one of 8 songs I've had to write and record in the last 14 days...so no polish!The Vox could use some more polish, or at least a harmony part or two in accent points, but all things considered (and judging by what you hinted at for the scope of the project) completely reasonable.
Yeah, I tried the hipshot at Namm. Didn't like it...all that wiggling...lunch wrote:YEEEESSSSS!!!! THANK YOU!!!! I saw a Live Sheryl Crow thing on CMT the other day, and as soon as I saw this guy using one, I thought, "I GOTTA have one!" but I didn't know what it was. I have been looking on Hipshot, but the telecaster palm-controlled b-bender didn't seem to be exactly what I was looking for, and it seemed more expensive than I would have thought.
Do you know if they make a non-TOM version, or do I have to have a TOM guitar to use one?

Nah. It's my new thang, a crate Vintage Club 50. Greaaat clean tone, seperate reverb on each channel, all tube with 4 12ax7's in the preamp and 4 x EL84's in the poweramp and all for $250 used.Really nice tone too...was that the Tech21 amp on that?

patrick may be upset you forgot 'dogs' ...bluedad wrote:I like your pedal steel trickery.![]()
Could tell this was no Nashville arrangement, cause there's no fiddle (thank goodness for that!)
entertaining little tune, but there's a little more to country than getting drunk
(trains, pick-up trucks, Mom, prison)

Cheers for that! Stock alert at MusicYo, though-- Out of Stock.
It's not bad, but when I get a guitar set up for this, I will be buying a roller bridge. The're all over ebay...How do you find the friction going over the bridge? I would have thought a roller bridge would be the way to go, none of the pictures I've seen show a roller bridge!

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