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Here's a rock version I created of an old favorite. If you have headphones, you might like this! Enjoy, and a very Merry Christmas to all!

God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

Steve

PS I also made a backtrack that I'll be uploading shortly...


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How'd you come up withthat secret agent man overlay? clever and it fits so well.
Jim
Thanks Jim. No overlay. I just played that with the lead guitar one track.

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Nice! I also like the bit of Johnny Rivers. It's one of the first licks I learned on guitar.

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That was crazy. Loved it!

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Nice! I also like the bit of Johnny Rivers. It's one of the first licks I learned on guitar.
Yah, me too. It just seemed to fit so well. When I and the band at church last Sunday put together these two, I just knew I had to record. Thanks Rockerbob!


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That was crazy. Loved it!
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Nice! You pl ayed that in church? Bet you had them swaying and rocking in the pews!

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Nice! You pl ayed that in church? Bet you had them swaying and rocking in the pews!
Thanks Todd! Yeah, well that happens on a regular basis!


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