down shanganagh way

[fenderbender]

when I bought the br600 first -my first attempt -was this tune -worked out ok so I ve held on to it

I live on the east coast of ireland -
so to my back the hills and countryside
to my front 10 mins away the seaside
theres a small valley nearby and a small river running thru' it a nice stroll on a sunny day -we dont get many of them 
but the name pronounced shan-gan-agh too good to waste

I used a strat
electric-acoustic
and all the on board effects
and preset drum patterns
and loose bass

[gingertilly18]

wow you have that sound down to a tee, i like the jaunty feel and the melody is great. the drums fit so well you have programmed them well young grasshopper 

over all the whole feel of the song is a nice change from the slower moody stuff i usually do, its great to hear a happy melody!!!!

keep it up!

michael

[SteveG]

Bright and bouncy. Sounds like an Irish Hank Marvin

[guitarordinaire]

 

If I have the crime drama, you sure got the cowboy series!
Sounds like some pickin' and a grinin'

It's very catchy (my son is singing the theme as I type this)

Good work

[Bob Iles]

Very cool.

[lg]

I LOVE it!

LG

[Wiley]

I dont' know how I missed this. What a production!!!  I am very impressed!!  A great song and yup very bouncy. I'm LG I loved it.  Has a ring of an American song in it.  I will have to think about that. LOL
P.j.

[fenderbender]

 
thanks again everyone
wiley wrote:

Has a ring of an American song in it.  I will have to think about that. LOL

-well they say American music has its roots in Ireland,Scotland,England and the rest of the big wide world -

thanks for the compliment

[Groundy]

OTD,, One of your first Tommy,
some guitars in this....
well done.....
Alex

[Johnny Robbo]

Classic Tommy... twangsome guitar & a toe-tappin' tune. Brilliant!