Announcing a namechange with a blues .. The Cabin Loo Blues !

[Ferryman_1957]

Lovely, moody playing. The reverb works well to add to the mood even though it's very strong. No-one asked if the reverb comes from the MBR or from the "loo" in the title........so which was it?

Cheers,

Nigel

[shiggity]

wow, with that view you must have inspiration coming out of your arse! nice tones.

[Geir]

Lovely, moody playing. The reverb works well to add to the mood even though it's very strong. No-one asked if the reverb comes from the MBR or from the "loo" in the title........so which was it?

LOL ... well Nigel ...it's a small room, with a characteristic sound. I wanted a "larger" sound for the piece so I added the heavy hall reverb (4.5sec/60%/-2db I think ), so it's a blend of those.

wow, with that view you must have inspiration coming out of your arse! nice tones.

Sometimes the inspiration comes out of my arse, sometimes it just comes 

Many of my songs are recorded there (at the cabin, not necessarily at the loo) my next post as my previous (and my daughter aca's first post) where all recorded there.

cheers
 
G.

[Oldrottenhead]

lovely atmospheric deep deep sound, stunning.

[Bluesberry]

I said it before and I'll say it again, "Really haunting, I agree.  This one has soul.  Great imaginative playing."  Do you want to know what a Viking sounds like, first thing in the morning, sitting around in his underwear, in a cabin by the sea...listen up to this one and you will hear it.

[andy casson]

OTD Bump - fabulous guitar tones and work Geir - though what you have to feel bluesy about with that view beats me!

andy

[Ted]

Never heard this one before. Reminiscent of Talking Timbuktu.

[kenny mac]

Never heard this one before either,cool sound,almost stevie ray in parts,the tones are great,well done.

[steelguitar]

Never heard before either...
Great blues, great tension in these atmospheric / acoustic sounds
Somewhere between Ry Cooder "Paris Texas" performance and Mark Kozelec poetic / atmospheric improvisations...
I really love that tune, beautyfull
Jean-Sébastien

[bruno]

Yeah - love that sound. That verb is soooo deep, make its really quite different. Great playing and great sound.
B