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Recorded this today with my Fender resonator (wooden body) - I like the wooden body reso's cos you can strum 'em and they sound good whereby with the steel ones you have to actually be a good guitarist to play them lol

awesome Brent, need to turn the porch mic up so you can hear the rocking chair though

Great job! Good recording and playing.

I'm loving this, definitely a different flavour in the guitar to BG's tricone. I like how you're not doing fiddly fancy picking, just simple strumming, and it's working VERY well with your singing.

Yeah bloody awesome, missed that first time round steel ones are def more ghetto, you just hit them harder no subtlety

Thanks for the feedback!

This was my first live use of both the reso gat and slide from last week - pretty basic playing (I wasn't game to try anything fancy lol) but I was fairly happy with the sound none-the-less...

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oh10lL-moCg&feature=plcp[/youtube]

Bravo!! missed this in my earlier visit, some good things brewing in this here little studio

yeah pretty sweet tone on the reso

calling card wrote:Bravo!! missed this in my earlier visit, some good things brewing in this here little studio

Chur Calling Card - but - do elaborate cos Im not sure what you mean?

Me & my obtuse, selfish and shallow way. I commented on another song and came wandering back and found your Son House cover. Is that open G tuning you're using?

calling card wrote:Me & my obtuse, selfish and shallow way. I commented on another song and came wandering back and found your Son House cover. Is that open G tuning you're using?

ah ok - lol. Yes, Open G on this - I actually prefer Open A but too often get issues with string snappage!

Capo the second fret is what I do for A tuning

Yeah, this though it's harder on the tricone hitch is 12 frets to body, makes you stretch a bit.

calling card wrote:Capo the second fret is what I do for A tuning

Yeah but then the actions too low for slide!