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Posted My duo partner, Brian Stear, and I have recorded some tunes for our new demo. This is one of my favoirtes. It's an instrumental arrangement of Gregg Allman's "Come n Go Blues." I'm playing my Gibson J-100 XT Maple, the poor-mans J-200 . Brian is playing harmonica. I love jammin' with this guy! Come n Go Blues (MP3 - 6 meg) Hope you like it. Comments welcome... David So many songs, so little time... Noel OM-DB, Collings D1A, Larrivee OM-05MT, 50's Kay mini jumbo http://www.DavidBerchtold.com

Posts: 336 | Location: Illinois | Registered: May 25, 2004

maplebaby	Posted Hide Post I'll comment - I loved it! Just great stuff - a tune that takes me back a day or two! Haven't heard it in awhile and your version is just great. I've always like Pony Boy as well. Love to hear you work that up! Great stuff, thanks.
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Kenny B.	Posted Hide Post Dave, I really enjoyed hearing this rendition. Nice chops on both of your parts. I have some questions to Brian, maybe ask him for me... does he modify his harps at all? I know they sell an "easy bend" harmonica but most pros do extensive modifications to their harps, something I'd like to try one day myself.
	Posts: 1088 | Location: Elgin, IL | Registered: October 05, 2003

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dberch

Posted Hide Post Thanks for the nice comments, guys. Maplebaby: Pony Boy, eh? I'll have to give that a listen. Brian plays guitar, too, and we've been toying with the idea of doing "Jessica" Kenny: I know that he occasionally tunes them (which I didn't even know you could do), but I don't think he 'modifies' them other than that. So many songs, so little time... Noel OM-DB, Collings D1A, Larrivee OM-05MT, 50's Kay mini jumbo http://www.DavidBerchtold.com

Posts: 336 | Location: Illinois | Registered: May 25, 2004

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redavide	Posted Hide Post Sounds excellent! Nice playing from both of you. I especially like how you're getting the guitar to really sound like a rhythm section, like I can sort of hear the bass and drums in your playing -- in a duo that's a great skill.
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