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February 4th, 2006
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Another Beatles cover
I recorded this a few months back in a flurry of recording old covers, many older than this. Anyway, here my slightly country-ized version of "Baby's in Black."
Baby's In Black - Rockerbob
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February 4th, 2006
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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Location: Foothills Of Appalachia
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Man, those harmonies are really great Bob. Very cool indeed. I hear the Everly Brothers influence! What model acoustic are you playing in there? It has a great sound to it.
Talk later!
Les
Chapman Jones - ASCAP
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Don't bore us. Get to the chorus!
The Jangle Music Project
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February 4th, 2006
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Thanks! The guitar is a 2000 Collings OM3C. I agree, it has a great sound!
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February 5th, 2006
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Yep-From Liverville, Tennessee....its the Country Beatles! 
Nice harmonies! You have a good falsetta for the high ones! Bass line helps to countrize it, as does the little slide sounding licks.
Nice job!
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February 5th, 2006
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Thanks! The country soundling licks, although not what George played, are similar to what he did, but he played it on electric guitar.
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