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Rust Red Dust

Here's a little something I just simmered up in CoolEdit ... Gibson J-50 acoustic, Strat (x2) sliding.

It was the embryo of a song a while back ... it even had some lyrics ... something about rust red dust. This is a new version.

http://www.thatllteachyou.com/mp3s/rustred.m3u | Stream
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Hi Kirk
Nice clip! I like the tone you got on the strat- very vocal singing quality. Almost like a trumpet.
BTW, I just ordered your deluxe package of instruction, DVD, the works.
Tell me a bit about your setup on the strat for this track, please?
Pickups, amp- what overdrive or effects you are using?
Brass slide?
Thanks
Barry

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Very nice, what kind of amp are you using?

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