This is my version of "Girl In The Glass". Had fun with this and as usual played on C6 lap steel. The refurbished one.
The Girl In The glass
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The Girl In The glass
by mick hearn » Fri Feb 16, 2018 10:45 am
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Re: The Girl In The glass
by Danny Mitchell » Fri Feb 16, 2018 12:41 pm
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.
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.
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Re: The Girl In The glass
by Mcneilwaeasteel » Fri Feb 16, 2018 1:05 pm
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
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
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they’ll be well played, if not played well, seat time alone must tell!
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Re: The Girl In The glass
by mick hearn » Fri Feb 16, 2018 7:03 pm
Sorry about that. The toffee hammer was me writing in the notes one by one on cubase. Need to have lessons.
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Re: The Girl In The glass
by Will C » Fri Feb 16, 2018 8:36 pm
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...
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Re: The Girl In The glass
by mick hearn » Fri Feb 16, 2018 10:16 pm
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. 
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Re: The Girl In The glass
by mick hearn » Fri Feb 23, 2018 9:56 pm
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
On the backing track I am using for shows I have replaced it with Baritone Guitar
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Re: The Girl In The glass
by Danny Mitchell » Sat Feb 24, 2018 1:04 am
mick hearn wrote: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
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Re: The Girl In The glass
by Gretschnut » Sat Feb 24, 2018 9:10 am
Very nice tone Mick and well played. 
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