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January 29th, 2006
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Figure out this tune !
Hey guys, I came across this video while searching for a martin om21. This guy is demonstrating the awesome sounds of some acoustic amp.
I thought the tune is very catchy. I tried to learn it just by watching it but I couldnt get past the 3rd chord! Can someone help me figure out this song? thx
kent
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January 29th, 2006
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hi om21
that almost sounds like ebb tide, fingerstyle version, (his own) thats as close as i can fig it
chuck
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January 29th, 2006
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Sounds like 'Dock of the Bay' to me.
E to G#7 to A to F#7 ... that's the opening bit.
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ur rite kirk, wasnt thinking, thats what i meant to say, brain dead i guess
chuck
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January 29th, 2006
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Location: Scotland
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Fishman, who make that particular amp, have a pickup range called Rare Earth which was actually designed by high-end guitar maker Mike Vanden based here in Scotland. His guitars are quite beautiful, some of which can be seen here http://www.vanden.co.uk
The workshop tour on the website is quite interesting and check out those prices for a laugh (£1 = $1.7US = $2.3AUS = $2CAN)
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