Open Mic Week 41 "Horses" (instrumental cover)
Hi there fellow Steemians,
Well, we are now into week 41 of this fabulous open mic platform and my contribution to this week's event is an instrumental piece entitled “Horses”, composed by the late John Fahey (1939-2001). It originally appeared on his 1973 album “After The Ball” and has the somewhat unusual tuning of open C.
That is: C - G - C - G - C - E.
I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoy playing it. 😊
Sounds great! Love your playing!
Thank you for that. 😊
Fantastic tune @steelygeoff!! I could definitely jam to that. Keep it coming 🎵
Cheers, I only wish I'd composed it! 😊👍
quite nice!
Thank you kindly. 😉
Great work man , Nice song. thanks for sharing.
Nice picking my friend. Thank you for playing for us.
Thank you Luz. I have to say that the steemit open mic sessions have firstly made me sit down and play the guitar a bit more once again and secondly, I am enjoying some of the stuff other guys are doing, from within their own four walls, be it the bathroom, bedroom, kitchen or garage or wherever. I might even get round to putting some original material on in the future.
Man! Whish I could fingerpick that well... or at all LOL
Great job
Aw thanks there Morktra Mind you, I have been doing it for a long time now but I am nothing like as good as I would like to be!
Geoff,
Great jam buddy! Love the finger-style. You've earned my upvote!
Many thanks Brendan.
Nice... Well done Geoff!
Cheers my man! 👍
Nice bouncy song! well executed for sure!
Thank you Oliver, for listening and taking the time to comment. Listening to Cavatina, I am assuming you read music?
Wicked right hand technique. I reall like this piece, well done Brother!
Thank you my man, but your phenomenal Buffet parody "Propagandaville" has inspired me to do an original next week!
IMHO you should be topping the @steemreports open mic chart for week 41 there's no justice! 😏
p.s. Our band played "Margaritaville" nightly back in the early 90s.
I am humbled and I will be looking forward to your next weeks original. Thanks again Brother.