The Girl In The glass

[mick hearn]

This is my version of "Girl In The Glass". Had fun with this and as usual played on C6 lap steel. The refurbished one.

[nevada150]

Tasty !!!

[Danny Mitchell]

Really enjoyed that, Mick
Your refurb guitar's sounding great.
Not too sure about the piano break sounded like the 'band in a box' player was hitting the strings with a toffee hammer
Thanks for posting.

[Mcneilwaeasteel]

Mick
That was a real treat to hear and the section before the " toffee hammer" flowed sweet like honey and the section after it, made my mouth water, it is very enlightening as to what can be achieved on a " plank " in the hands of someone who has the skill to play it.
Your posts are very enjoyable so please keep them coming, thanks again for making my day
Regards
Robert

[mick hearn]

Sorry about that. The toffee hammer was me writing in the notes one by one on cubase. Need to have lessons.

[Will C]

I had the pleasure of listening to that, and then stayed on for the next one, "Everybody Hurts" by REM. That's the thing with a steel - you can play stuff from genres you wouldn't immediately think of as a steel tune, but, dammit, Carruthers, it works! Tasty...

[mick hearn]

I am really going to have to move away from the flavour of this and change the ending slightly. Those very last notes right up high trying to hold a slant when the frets are so close together is quite a task. Might be better to come back down at that point.

[mick hearn]

You will be glad to know I have sold the Toffee Hammer

On the backing track I am using for shows I have replaced it with Baritone Guitar

[Danny Mitchell]

You will be glad to know I have sold the Toffee Hammer

On the backing track I am using for shows I have replaced it with Baritone Guitar

Ha Ha! Nice one, Mick

[Gretschnut]

Very nice tone Mick and well played.