I posted a photo of me setting up for an outside party in Deane's thread.
Here is video of me playing after the party started.
This was the first job I played after having some heart surgery. Voice is a little weak and I made a lot of mistakes, but nobody noticed.
Keyboard is Korg PA900, and vocals and harmony were from it. P.A. was the HK Lucas Nano 300 (two of them). It was my portable and backup p.a. at the time.
The only things I still have are the Ultimate Support Stand, the case with the removable top, and the Kodak video camera I used to record.
[video:youtube]The rest of the story... I have posted it before, but it was a few years ago.
This was the first job I played after having some heart surgery. Voice is a little weak and I made a lot of mistakes, but nobody noticed.
Keyboard is Korg PA900, and vocals and harmony were from it. P.A. was the HK Lucas Nano 300 (two of them). It was my portable and backup p.a. at the time.
The only things I still have are the Ultimate Support Stand, the case with the removable top, and the Kodak video camera I used to record.

regards
John

Don, thank you, you’re the country boy I always wanted to be.
Good music, John C.

I recall this video...."He stopped loving her Today"
I remember sitting in with Hank B when I was in LA at the
Shreveport jam doing that song too wit you boys.....
sounds great Don as always. I can only imagine what you gear setup today would sound like using the SD7..good stuff More More more live videos please...

Don, you always get such a nice sound live. No exception here!

Great stuff. Wonderful job Cue Applause

Thanks guys. I made a lot of mistakes on this video, but I'm getting good at covering up most of them.

Don....you play those country guitar licks Awesome.....No one plays those licks like you do.

I am going to watch and learn.....

And, please....Post some other ones...so I can "borrow" some of your guitar lick technics...

Regards

Manuel

Manuel I think being a good vocalists also like Don in conjunction with the guitar licks is part of the combination.
After playing on stage with Don at the Jam and Ernest restaurant
I got to see the method first hand and it's wonderful.
The two Guitar/Vocal work off each other through your fingers
if you understand what I am sayin'.

Thanks, I will make some videos of the SD7 soon. The lighting at Ernest's is mostly red, so things don't show as well. Outside is perfect for videos, but I don't have any outside things coming up. I had one in Oklahoma scheduled for this past Wednesday, but it was cancelled because of the virus.