Dunny is much too shy to show you this.....

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Re: Dunny is much too shy to show you this.....

Postby Malcolm » Fri Jan 30, 2015 12:52 pm

Dunny for main stage Dallas !!!!!!!! Get Telonics to get you a main stage spot Mark, excellent Playing.
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Re: Dunny is much too shy to show you this.....

Postby Mark » Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:58 am

Shush Malcolm... you never know who's reading this... someone might take you seriously ;) or maybe not :lol:
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Re: Dunny is much too shy to show you this.....

Postby Malcolm » Sat Jan 31, 2015 12:45 pm

Mark you are as good as or better than a lot of the guys who play the main stage, you do deserve to be there. :D
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Re: Dunny is much too shy to show you this.....

Postby mick hearn » Sun Feb 01, 2015 5:46 pm

What is the title. Gotta try this on lap steel. In the words of Alexander "Won't even sound same" but I gotta have a go. Thanks for the inspiration Mark. Seems to be a similar chord progression to "Sunny Side of the Street".
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Re: Dunny is much too shy to show you this.....

Postby Mark » Sun Feb 01, 2015 11:25 pm

Mick - Great Job on Remington Ride... sounds like you'd really put some work into that.

The song I played is called 'Zum One'... it's something I sort of created and messed about with just after acquiring my Zum steel... hence the name. At the time I was messing about with the jazz 36251 changes with chord 2 and 6 as major chords and the linking chords at the end of a 8 bar line. So the verse chords are - C/E/A7/A7 D7/G7/C-C#dim/Dm-G7 C/E/A7/A7 D7/G7/C/C and the chorus chords are - E/E/A/A D7/D/G7-G#7/G7 C/E/A7/A7 D7/G7/C-C#dim/Dm-G7
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