Original by me played on a 3 string cigar box guitar in DGB tuning. Poplar neck. Vintage box. Piezo, but played unplugged here. 24 inch scale. DGB tuning.The 61 highway starts up in Bob Dylan country - near Hibbing, Minnesota and runs through Iowa, Missouri, Tennessee and Mississippi. It really is the home of the blues.Photo of git included in the comments - shown with my small collection of Dave Lynas slides.
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Nice video John, wish i could play as well. My poor wife is the only one willing to put up with my playing. Although she prefers I keep it in the shop.
Great to see you shoveled your way to the shed and finished Willy, sounds just fine unplugged, combined with a bit of Huffin' & Puffin' on the Iowa Sax :-)
Thanks James and Andries. It's good enough to keep, but will likely get gifted. I had fun building it. Yup, James. Most of mine need some kind of string guides.
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I. just went back and listened to one of your videos, Ron. You do fine. Thank you, sir. That DGB tuning makes it easy for me.
Nice video John, wish i could play as well. My poor wife is the only one willing to put up with my playing. Although she prefers I keep it in the shop.
Thanks, Glenn!
Sweet work Uncle John!! Really cool and great tone. -Glenn
Thanks, Kale. It's a very nice finger chording tuning for, especially for someone like you that plays standard tuning 6.
Cool git. I need to try that DGB tuning. It sounds great. Nicely written, sung, plucked and blown John.
Thanks, Alan and Doug. :)
Good to see you back in action Uncle John! That red headstock really stands out; I like it. Nicely done!
Great to see you shoveled your way to the shed and finished Willy, sounds just fine unplugged, combined with a bit of Huffin' & Puffin' on the Iowa Sax :-)
Thanks James and Andries. It's good enough to keep, but will likely get gifted. I had fun building it. Yup, James. Most of mine need some kind of string guides.