A song by written by the great Gordon Lightfoot, performed by The Dusty Drifters from Ottawa. One of the tracks from their recent "The Dusty Drifters" release, which is available from the band as well as through CD Baby, iTunes, and Amazon.
A song by written by the great Gordon Lightfoot, performed by The Dusty Drifters from Ottawa. One of the tracks from their recent "The Dusty Drifters" release, which is available from the band as well as through CD Baby, iTunes, and Amazon.
I just found this on my computer. It's an early (2009) collaboration with - ahem...somebody else. You can't have too many Christmas tunes though - right?
I made an arrangement of Red Rocking Chair using licks from Earl's Nashville Blues. Here I play a little medley of the two songs. There's a tab for RRC on my tab page.
Recorded with a Shure SM58 into a Saffire6 sound card. Processed with the free TesslaPro saturator and NastyVLC channel strip and some Reverb out of Ozone4.
I made an arrangement of Red Rocking Chair using licks from Earl's Nashville Blues. Here I play a little medley of the two songs. There's a tab for RRC on my tab page.
Recorded with a Shure SM58 into a Saffire6 sound card. Processed with the free TesslaPro saturator and NastyVLC channel strip and some Reverb out of Ozone4.
I made an arrangement of Red Rocking Chair using licks from Earl's Nashville Blues. Here I play a little medley of the two songs. There's a tab for RRC on my tab page.
Recorded with a Shure SM58 into a Saffire6 sound card. Processed with the free TesslaPro saturator and NastyVLC channel strip and some Reverb out of Ozone4.
Posting this version with the Tuner sections in it. My own arrangements. I play this one with my great uncle on the occasions where he has a gospel gig and he plays the harmonica along with me. The up the neck is usually what i play behind him.
Posting this version with the Tuner sections in it. My own arrangements. I play this one with my great uncle on the occasions where he has a gospel gig and he plays the harmonica along with me. The up the neck is usually what i play behind him.