marthamaymoo

said goodbye to my Lady Taylor a couple weeks ago.  She had developed a.....ahem....curse.

It's a  long, sad, 4 beer story.

But......there IS a happy ending.

My newly acquired 1976 Martin D18 purrs like a kitten.

just had to tells you guys......i just KNEW you would understand.

mb

ok....

sso when you're a guitar player....& friends get married....well....they ask you to play at their wedding...& how can you say no?

this tune....i wrote for the signing of the registry.  in canada, the happy couple sit down, with their witnesses, to sign a registry....a kind of legality....which sets the marriage in stone, so to speak.

it's a very boring part of the wedding.  the happy couple asked me to write something "pretty"....something "david crosby-ish" to play while they were signing on the dotted line.

so, there you go.

& here it is.  ana one, ana two  (cue the wedding player)

:O)  mb

my grandfather played with the cleveland orchestra (he had a gibson harp guitar....nice...)

he died in 1959...before my time.  I was playing this one day & my mom said I sounded just like him.

pickin' & grinnin'

mb

This was kinda a weird tune....I was trying to think up a title for it....

I was at an art gallery.....kinda boring....so I went outside & this tune was going through my head.

Came around the corner....& here was this door....right in the middle of a 3rd floor.....with no stairs leading up to it.  It was kinda weird..... & the tune was kinda weird.

So, there you go.

mb

tune I wrote & played at a wedding, (little slower than my last one) 

mb