Some home recordings I've done (on a vintage guitar)

[Tony from Tulsa]

Hey all, aside from loving everything vintage and historical, I am a musician. Not by trade, unfortunately. I spend a lot of my time recording songs at home and I thought you might enjoy this. Its a traditional Celtic acoustic number called "Night Visiting Song". Arranged by Kate Rusby. Enjoy and have a great evening. ~Tony
http://soundcloud.com/tony-from-tulsa/night-visiting-song-2

 

[HoosierDaddy]

Very nice,Tony. What a great voice and sounds professional,indeed. I enjoyed it..! I'd like to hear more!
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[Rathdown]

Cool. You should ditch the day job and just do music.

 

[Tony from Tulsa]

Thanks guys. There's nothing I'd rather do than quit my day job and play full time.

 

[Johnnysan]

Amazing stuff, Tony...an absolutely beautiful rendition. I look forward to hearing more! Welcome to the Lounge.:eusa_clap

 

[Mario]

A truely great rendition of a beautiful song. Wonderful playing and singing! :eusa_clap

Gotta say I really like that wee little Yorkshire lass. Her version of 'Exile' from the 1995 album she recorded with Kathryn Roberts carried me through a really bad time in my life.

BTW: What's that vintage guitar you used on the recording?

 

[Alex]

Really awesome job Tony. I too play music in my spare time. Great job on those harmonies!

 

[Tony from Tulsa]

A truely great rendition of a beautiful song. Wonderful playing and singing! :eusa_clap

Gotta say I really like that wee little Yorkshire lass. Her version of 'Exile' from the 1995 album she recorded with Kathryn Roberts carried me through a really bad time in my life.

BTW: What's that vintage guitar you used on the recording?

Mario, Its an FT-570BL Epiphone Blonde Jumbo. I wish it was a 1930's Martin, but alas. I do have a Taylor Koa GSK ordered, and it should be here any day now. Thanks for listening to all!

 

[Mario]

Mario, Its an FT-570BL Epiphone Blonde Jumbo. I wish it was a 1930's Martin, but alas. I do have a Taylor Koa GSK ordered, and it should be here any day now. Thanks for listening to all!

Koa! Now that's some really wild wood. Never played a koa guitar myself so I can't say anything about it's sound qualities but the look of it is just amazing. Please be sure to post some photos once you've got hold of it. We have a dedicated thread right here.

BTW: I prefer jumbo models over dreadnaughts anytime...