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Post by martinrowe on Jan 31, 2019 21:03:04 GMT
Tricone National plectrum (long neck 4-string) guitar, circa 1929.
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Post by andrewjw on Jan 31, 2019 21:31:11 GMT
Crying out for a harmony...but lovely otherwise.  |
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Post by martinrowe on Jan 31, 2019 23:46:44 GMT
I find that stuff difficult to tell unless i hear someone singing the harmony - then I know if it works for me. The alternative, which I think they've got, is 'sparse', and I like sparse. Who knows, they may play it with harmonies when they have the full band. andrewjw - mandocello playing the harmony? I like the sound of that tricone - I've heard resonator mandolins and the sound doesn't work for me, but I like the tricone. I've heard Aoife O'Donovan called 'the dangerous Aoife O'Donovan' - I can see why. Anyway, the sound of that tricone is something I haven't heard before. |
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Post by andrewjw on Feb 1, 2019 8:15:05 GMT
martinrowe ...I really like the sparse instrument sound too. I was thinking of a vocal harmony...
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Post by dangad on Feb 15, 2019 16:44:45 GMT
Noam Pikelny is pretty awesome at whatever he does. This is worth a watch if you've not seen it before...
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Jo whoever he is.
