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TheDobroMan - Posted - 06/28/2021: 15:29:08
Does anyone here know of links and videos to hear Appalachian Dobro's being played and recorded well, and how they sound in a group and such?
I've been looking and it's hard to find them.
SlimPickins - Posted - 06/28/2021: 15:35:23
Are you looking for the Tom Warner or Tony Langley built Appalachian guitars? Tom’s come up every once in a while but I don’t know if I have ever seen a Tony built Appalachian ever being sold other than by Tony himself.
Here is a video of James Kerr playing the myrtle Appalachian Tom built for me. I sold it to him last year and man can he make it sing.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=jmY5xz6t0os
Edited by - SlimPickins on 06/28/2021 15:35:42
jmike - Posted - 06/28/2021: 20:17:52
Enter "appalachian dobro" in the search box at youtube.com. I have a source for a good video, but I'll have to get the player's permission to link to it.
MarkinSonoma - Posted - 06/29/2021: 05:09:23
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Originally posted by jmikeEnter "appalachian dobro" in the search box at youtube.com. I have a source for a good video, but I'll have to get the player's permission to link to it.
I'm confused - are you saying the source for the good video isn't on YouTube?
toddborger - Posted - 06/29/2021: 10:16:03
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Originally posted by DobrojanCheck out Kawamura Seiji on You Tube!
Yes, that will keep you busy for some time.
mjsdawa - Posted - 07/06/2021: 14:33:57
I have a relatively new Appalachian guitar. Would be happy to record something for you if you reach out to me.
AK Slider - Posted - 07/09/2021: 18:36:37
Like jmike suggested, enter Appalachian dobro or Reso on YouTube search and there’s many to listen to. I played one at a workshop years ago and thought it was great. Keep in mind that what you’ll hear in the videos is influenced to a great extent by the style and hands of the player as well as the acoustics and recording gear. There is no substitute for trying one yourself. Overall, I think you will hear that the Appalachian is capable of sounding great.
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