Music With My Wife

[bassman31783]

Just a little impromptu recording my wife & I did last night. We are opening
at a few house shows these next few weeks & we're needing to brush up on
some of our songs. Still working out the kinks but all in all it's coming along.
Martin B-1 bass (guitar in case anyone was confused on this forum  ), Olson

Acoustic, room mic & a groove . Hope you enjoy.

Jeff
 

 

http://youtu.be/Nwye-9NMeBo

[Raider Nation Fisher]

Not really my cup of tea. Ive never been a huge fan of acoustic. Your wife however has a AMAZING voice. I actually listened to the whole song. She is VERY talented. At least to my ear she is. Now to go share this with my old lady. I think she will like it too.

[tipptruck1]

I am with Raider on the acoustic part. I also agree that you wife has a great voice. In todays world were are so use to autotune and computers. I guess that is why I hate todays music. It is nice to hear a real voice singing.

[roadwarrior]

Sweet!

 

 

 

 

[slonezp]

Agreed. Great voice

[Dwight Hottle]

I liked it Jeff. Very nice.

[bassman31783]

I appreciate the kind words. Thanks much.

[BassinLou]

Very nice. Good luck on your performances. 

[tholmes]

Very nice! Your wife does have an outstanding voice.

Are both of you left-handed players? 

 

Oh, I'm VERY envious of that Olson. 

 

Tom

[bassman31783]

Very nice! Your wife does have an outstanding voice.

Are both of you left-handed players? 

 

Oh, I'm VERY envious of that Olson. 

 

Tom

 

No we recorded in Mac Photo Booth & for some reason it mirrored 

our image. Don't know why. Would be unique though if we were both

lefties. 

 

Yes that Olson is my prized possession even as a bass player. Short 

story, that Olson was actually made for Johnny Cash in 1983. James

Olson was never allowed backstage at 2 concerts to give Cash the 

guitar so it sat in his workshop for a year until my dad got asked to come

by & check out his guitars. My dad played a few but ultimately was drawn

to the Black Olson with off white Ivory binding hanging on the wall. James

told my dad the story, my dad then asked if Olson would sell it, Olson agreed

to sell it for a whopping $600. HAHA. A few years later Cash wrote Olson

stating he had been informed that Olson had a guitar for him. Olson told

him that he had sold it to a Gospel singer (my dad), Cash wrote back 

stating he was glad my dad had the guitar because my dad was his & Junes 

favorite gospel artist. A few years ago my dad gave me the guitar & the 

letters between Cash & Olson. 

 

From my cold dead hands it will have to be pried away. Ha