"A day in the life" - Geir plays the Beatles LitLR

[henwrench]

Again, it's the voice. THE voice. The VOICE. The voice. The voice.

                                                        henwrench

[chunk]

Great sound Geir. Well done.

[steelguitar]

I always loved this song...
Amazingly musical performance live...
Superb voice, great rythm on acoustic and sound
I love your perfect personal rendition
Jean-Sébastien

[Lurker]

We played this live once.  When we'd finished, even the crickets were offering a polite sympathy clap.

I wish I could have heard your interpretation before we tried that debacle.  I wish I could have sung this song with your voice.

This was brilliant.  A sparse and true interpretation of a song known for its massive and intricate production.  If we ever try this tune again, we're going to listen to your version before we begin.

Bravo.  Thank you.

[tom r]

This is just great great. The guitar sounds so good what is it?

[Blooby]

We played this live once.  When we'd finished, even the crickets were offering a polite sympathy clap.

There was an exuberant group adjacent to the stage the night we played this.  After the song, I asked how it was, and one guy said, "Err...well, it had a lot of energy."  I swear he must work with kids.

Nice job on this one.

Blooby

[Geir]

Thanx again for all your encouraging comments.

And Blooby and Lurker, I really would love to hear your version as well!!! You are some of my heroes here!

This is just great great. The guitar sounds so good what is it?

That would be my Morgan acoustic, which is my main acoustic guitar. I really love the sound of it.

Look here for more details:
https://songcrafters.org/community/index.php?topic=3396.0

[cuthbert]

Getting to this late, but wow-wow-WOW!

Stunning take, Geir - so spontaneous and love how you segued into the Macca part so perfectly. You make it sound easy, but I know it ain't.

[jimlad38]

Love the Beatles you done a great job great acoustic guitar sound and vox

[Ted]

I never would have thought this song would make such a great stripped-down, solo-acoustic piece. I reckon the right person needs to give it a try.

I like how you took care to recreate the British pronunciation of "sawr."