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Slightly On The Mash (version 2) Uploaded by lucas_gonze Start following on November 09, 2009 22:19
1885 guitar instrumental played on my old Gibson steel string acoustic. MP3, AIFF, Ogg Flac, Ogg Vorbis here: http://soupgreens.com/2009/10/30/slightly-on-the-mash-schottishe-2-0/ Lots more info here, including sheet music for them that can put it to use: http://soupgreens.com/2008/05/0... Talk About Suffering Uploaded by lucas_gonze Start following on September 16, 2009 23:56
Bleak mountain gospel in raw up bluesy style w/ bottleneck on resonator guitar + whistling and singing. Recorded in a single live take using the mic on my laptop, so the singing goes out of tune in couple places. I did this just to hear what the arrangement was like, then forgot about...- Too Utterly Too (Clog Dance) Artwork
Too Utterly Too (Clog Dance) Uploaded by lucas_gonze Start following on September 05, 2009 01:05
1880 song for classic banjo played on a 1916 mandolin-banjo. It's from an 1880 book called "Banjoist's Budget" by Mr. A. Baur. Sheet music, MP3, Ogg, Flac, Aiff, MP4 video are on my blog at: http://soupgreens.com/2009/09/04/too-utterly-too-clog-dance/ Those recordings ... - St Louis Waltz Artwork
St Louis Waltz Uploaded by lucas_gonze Start following on August 24, 2009 03:13
A civil war tune I learned from The Drummer's and Fifers' Guide by Bruce and Emmet. This is basically coming from the reenactor scene. Played in an inaccurate slightly bluesy style on a 1930s reproduction of an 1890s parlor guitar. This will sound like classical with an earthy flavor. Mus... - Egyptian Fandango Artwork
Egyptian Fandango Uploaded by lucas_gonze Start following on August 24, 2009 03:07
An 1882 banjo tune with a mix of classical and African-American sources. Written by a guy named Horace Weston: http://soupgreens.com/2009/07/29/horace-weston-champion-banjoist-of-the-world Learned from this sheet music in the American Library of Congress: http://tinyurl.com/m... - Pompey Ran Away Artwork
Pompey Ran Away Uploaded by lucas_gonze Start following on June 07, 2009 17:49
The missing link between country and north african music. This is a colonial American fiddle tune which comes our way via an African-American player - maybe a 1st generation African captive living as a slave - and a Scottish tourist who wrote down what he heard and published it when he got home. ... Rocking Yukon Gold Uploaded by lucas_gonze Start following on June 07, 2009 17:40
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Centennial Grand March Uploaded by lucas_gonze Start following on June 07, 2009 00:46
Originally blogged at http://soupgreens.com/2008/06/10/centennial-grand-march/ This is a recording of an 1876 tune called “Centennial Grand March”. I like the chromatic melodies, the way the parts tell a story, and the mood. It’s a bit tricky, and when I first tried it on stage about a yea... - Carrie Waltz Artwork
Carrie Waltz Uploaded by lucas_gonze Start following on June 07, 2009 00:35
A guitar instrumental called “Carrie Waltz” which was composed by a ordinary guy named D.E. Jannon and published in 1854. I learned it from sheet music at the Library of Congress web site. It's sweet and simple. Played on a 1928 Gibson L3, a steelstring archtop with a unique tone. - Willow Weep For Me Artwork
Willow Weep For Me Uploaded by lucas_gonze Start following on January 31, 2009 03:11
all about the vintage style -- shooting for a pre-rock electric sound w/ a '65 SG and a 40s National-Dobro 12W amp. Just a sparse instrumental in a low bluesy mood. don't get your hopes up for singing or two hand tapping or anything.
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