Choo Choo Chaboogie

[mick hearn]

Oh no not again I hear you cry. Yes folks it's me. I've taken over but I just had to share this one. Inspired by the pedal version by Jeff Newman on YouTube. Liked some of the moves he did but others are mine. I used the same backing on B in a B as for I Love You Because, but changed the chord sequence then looked around for some solo instruments. Think it worked.

https://soundcloud.com/mike-hearn-19752 ... -chaboogie

[Uncle Roy]

Mick, that was excellent, great tune and really some nice playing mate, that National sounds terrific , keep em coming I can sit here all day and listen to your music

[mick hearn]

Thanks Roy. I just can't leave that lap steel alone. The bug has bitten really bad.

[nevada150]

Well Mick that's another great piece of Lap Steel playing. As others have said, the National sounds great. I remember that tune from the 1950's and if my memory serves me well, Bill Hayley and the Comets played a version of it when I saw them at Sunderland Empire in 1957 !!! Keep those great tunes coming Mick.
Keith.

[Ken Byng]

Excellent swing feel Mick. I love it.

[RonMc]

That was great Mike.

[Danny Mitchell]

This nearly slipped by me So glad it didn't, I really enjoyed that Mick and I'll chip in with everyone else.......Please keep them coming

[Mcneilwaeasteel]

Another blast from the past, well played and recorded, great work Mick as we all say keep them coming.
You put a lot of effort into each tune and the end results must be very satisfying, your playing and skill in making backing tracks come across in equal measures, well done!
Robert