I'm back again, Lappy. I really like the song and the way you presented it with your twin on the left and you on the right. The song sounded very familiar, but it took me a while to place it. I looked it up and it was written by Charles Albert Tindley, circa 1906.
I think that Hank Williams was probably influenced by this tune when he wrote his Gospel son, 'Calling You'. It is not the same, but similar.
Interesting on the 'Jack-:Leg' preacher Phillips too. I thought at first you were speaking of Utah Phillips, but apparently not. Good bible verses that correlated to the song. Nice witness. I sure wish you and I lived close by each other - I would like to try playing some old timey and Gospel with you,. Thanks, happy Christmas season and God bless.
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it looks and sounds realy fine Lappy did you make just a "One" or do you plan on making more?
great vdeo love the sound of that resonator
Homemade Delight Lappy ! exelent ! Ton's of Work for Ton's of Joy !
A fine high quality Guitar Lappy, love the Timber used, and the use of a stain?, to high light the grain. :-)
I'm back again, Lappy. I really like the song and the way you presented it with your twin on the left and you on the right. The song sounded very familiar, but it took me a while to place it. I looked it up and it was written by Charles Albert Tindley, circa 1906.
I think that Hank Williams was probably influenced by this tune when he wrote his Gospel son, 'Calling You'. It is not the same, but similar.
Interesting on the 'Jack-:Leg' preacher Phillips too. I thought at first you were speaking of Utah Phillips, but apparently not. Good bible verses that correlated to the song. Nice witness. I sure wish you and I lived close by each other - I would like to try playing some old timey and Gospel with you,. Thanks, happy Christmas season and God bless.
Lovely song and instrument,. You are a true luthier and great old timey performer.