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Frankie NL 3-17-10 Frankie NL 3-17-10
An instrumental version of MJH's Frankie. Larrivee OM-05MT
Special Rider--MH--3-17-10 Special Rider--MH--3-17-10
A second version of the Skip James Classic, Open G, Larrivee OM-05MT
Till we meet gain 3-17-10 Till we meet gain 3-17-10
A Fantastic Church Hymn by Elizabeth Cotten in Open G. Played on my Larrivee OM-05MT
Turn Your money Green L 3-17-10 Turn Your money Green L 3-17-10
A great Furry Lewis Tune in Open G...I sing just a couple of verses...and still screw one of them up...:). Played on Larrivee OM-05MT
Blues in G Hi Rez Stereo2 Blues in G Hi Rez Stereo2
Cherry Ball Blues Cherry Ball Blues
Another of my Favorite Mance Lipscomb tunes. This one is played in Drop D Tuning but Key of A. I have a capo on the first fret of My Larrivee OM.
Frankie3 10-10-09 Frankie3 10-10-09
MJH's Frankie in Open G on My Harmony H-6362 capo first fret
Silvercreek test bare fingers Silvercreek test bare fingers
This is just a sound test of my Silvercreek T-170 RW/engleman 000 sized guitar...this recording uses bare fingers and includes a number of Mississippi John Hurt and E. Cotten tunes
Silvercreek test thumb pick Silvercreek test thumb pick
This is just a sound test of my Silvercreek T-170 RW/engleman 000 sized guitar...this recording uses a thumbpick and includes a number of Mance Lipscomb tunes
CC Rider SC 10-10-09 CC Rider SC 10-10-09
Mississippi John Hurst CC rider on my Silvercreek T-170 Capo 1st fret
Special Rider Blues Special Rider Blues
An instrumental version of the Skip James Classic. This Piece is in Open G and was recorded on my Harmony 6362.
Working on the New Railroad Working on the New Railroad
Another Instrumental in Open G also recorded on my Harmony...her name is Roberta!
Gotta Reap What You Sow Gotta Reap What You Sow
Great tune of Mance's in the Key of C...sorry about the ending on this one....its a WIP!
Goin Down Slow 3-09 Goin Down Slow 3-09
A great Dead Thumb tune from Mance Lipscomb...this one is in Drop D tuning but in the Key of A...something that Mance did frequently
Night Time is the Right Time Night Time is the Right Time
