Loch Lomond

[Mach]

I did a rocked out version of Loch Lomond.

Drums - Boss DR-3
Bass - Yamaha
Acoustic - Alvarez
Mandolin
Tin Whistle - Clarke Original
Guitar - Dean Strat

Mach

[Groundy]

Brilliant Mach.
A touch of the brilliant "Runrig,"
Top class material...

Alex.

[Hook]

what a joyous sound you made, the mando & flute really make this wonderful.
Rock on!

[Jean Pierre]

the mando & flute really make this wonderful.

I agree



I like specially the vocal harmony and is it you  who play the tin wisthle?

[Mach]

I like specially the vocal harmony and is it you  who play the tin wisthle?

Yes sir, it is in the key of D. You just have to adjust the wooden reed every now and then to keep it in tune.

Mach

[alfstone]

Yes, this one sounds really cool...

Alfredo

[TPB]

Very cool and a great rendition always love the MAndo not sure if I could hanle a flute
Well done
Tim

[64Guitars]

I did a rocked out version of Loch Lomond for the Fest.

Nice recording. However, Loch Lomond is a lake in Scotland. I can't accept this recording in its present form for PaddyFest since it's not about Ireland. I assume you were confused by Alfredo's post of Red is the Rose which is the same tune as Loch Lomond but with lyrics about Ireland. Alfredo posted his cover of Red is the Rose as an instrumental, which complicates things. But I felt that the music had enough of an Irish feel to make it acceptable for PaddyFest. While the tin whistle in your recording gives it a bit of an Irish flare, the lyrics about Scotland make it ineligible for the mini-fest. If you want to redo the vocal tracks using the Irish lyrics and repost this as "Red is the Rose", then I'll accept it for PaddyFest. Of course, it's entirely up to you if you want to do that or not.

[alfstone]

I did a rocked out version of Loch Lomond for the Fest.

Nice recording. However, Loch Lomond is a lake in Scotland. I can't accept this recording in its present form for PaddyFest since it's not about Ireland. I assume you were confused by Alfredo's post of Red is the Rose which is the same tune as Loch Lomond but with lyrics about Ireland. Alfredo posted his cover of Red is the Rose as an instrumental, which complicates things. But I felt that the music had enough of an Irish feel to make it acceptable for PaddyFest. While the tin whistle in your recording gives it a bit of an Irish flare, the lyrics about Scotland make it ineligible for the mini-fest. If you want to redo the vocal tracks using the Irish lyrics and repost this as "Red is the Rose", then I'll accept it for PaddyFest. Of course, it's entirely up to you if you want to do that or not.

...dura lex, sed lex...

 

Alfredo

[Mike_S]

You did a great job on this Mach... super job on so many instruments. This track has such an uplifting mood. It would be good if we could adopt Loch Lomand if only for the purposes of this Fest... we can give it back after St. Patricks Day!!