Dream 24-48

[Mach]

This is a little instrumental number with my Rickenbacher Lap Steel.
Acoustic is the Alvarez.
Electric Fat Strat with a P-90 in the bridge.
Bass is the Yamaha BB-1600.
Drums courtesy of loops.

Lap is tuned to Open G with heavy gauge flatwounds played through the
Johnson J-Station. I tweaked the J and added a touch of delay and tremolo.
I was going for a lazy feel flubs and all.

Mach

I bought this from Dobrodaddy who is member here.
Pre-War '39 Gun Metal complete hollowbody from head to tail.
Horseshoe pick-up, not sure what kind. If Geo is still around here he might can tell you.

[Hook]

That's some sweet Lap steel you got going on, I'd love to see a pic. Great song, perfect "lazy day by the river" song, love it!
Rock On!

[launched]

Very cool, I love whatever has the wah type sound to it. It kind of messes with your head a little bit.

This is up my alley!

Mark

[Groundy]

Superb Mach, some sweet playing here,
I remember Geo (Dobrodaddy) selling some of his gear before he moved house.
Really well done..



Alex

[Redler]

So rich sounding instrumental song! Yes, like Hook wrote above, "lazy day by the river"...well said!

Well done!

[Oldrottenhead]

Braw and I'm getting gas for a slide

[Jarle]

Nice relaxing tune.

[leighelse]

My Songcrafters playlist has grown to the point where I'll need to subdivide it into smaller playlists. I think one called Lasy Day by the River would be a definite starter.

Great playing. The steel has a pleasantly mellow sound, and the backing provides the perfect support - full but not intrusive.

[Mach]

Very cool, I love whatever has the wah type sound to it.

Mark that is tremolo added to the Lap Steel track.

Thanks for listening all. It was challenging to play in the Key of C with the Rick tuned to open G.

Mach

[The Gobi Desert Canoe Club]

Very peaceful and serene sound, great listen and yeah it would be good to hear from Geo again.   Willie