Chicken Pickin'-old school.

Here is my take on an old classis country/bluegrass song "Foggy Mountain Top".
click:
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8178974

I think the Carter Family recorded the first version, and it's been done by everyone from Flat and Scruggs to Doc Watson and Dolly Parton and more.

I just wanted to record something with my new Douglas WF-150tbs tele from Rondo. I just got it Wednesday and here it is with the stock strings still on it.
At 130 bucks , I'm playing it like I stole it. Ha!

Thanks for listening and as always, comments, criticisms, any feedback appreciated.


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You humble me my man. Great playing. What kind of amp are you running through. Dig the slight verb. Nice timing. Great tone! 130 bucks you say?!

Here is my take on an old classis country/bluegrass song "Foggy Mountain Top".
click:
http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8178974

I think the Carter Family recorded the first version, and it's been done by everyone from Flat and Scruggs to Doc Watson and Dolly Parton and more.

I just wanted to record something with my new Douglas WF-150tbs tele from Rondo. I just got it Wednesday and here it is with the stock strings still on it.
At 130 bucks , I'm playing it like I stole it. Ha!

Thanks for listening and as always, comments, criticisms, any feedback appreciated.


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You humble me my man. Great playing. What kind of amp are you running through. Dig the slight verb. Nice timing. Great tone! 130 bucks you say?!

Thanks for the kind words. What amp? welllll.....for recording I'm to lazy too mic my amp (plus I never get it quite right) so I just run straight into a Digitech rp250 multi-effect pedal. The digitech is great, once you get some patches dialed in (it takes some tweaking) for headphone practice or recording. I pretty much record everything through it. Not so great in front of a real amp, though. For live stuff I abandon the digitech.
And yep, I got the tele from rondo:
http://www.rondomusic.com/wf150tbs.html

thanks again for listening.
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I do like the old style approach as opposed to the modern country shred, it forces one to pick notes and phrases more carefully perhaps.

I cannot believe that guitar in the link is only 130.00,how do they even afford to do it? The ash birl top is cool, I always wondered what birl would look like on a guitar, and hell it sounds great dude. Nice work