K. P. Nash plays Hang Loose by Tommy Spurlin, unplugged!

I have guitars and I have fancy guitars but the one guitar that can be heard on the most of K. P. Nash's recordings is a humble Washburn acoustic! So now finally it's her time to be on the spotlight. These days I work on an upcoming small release, a bunch of instrumental tunes. And I've just recorded a couple of songs as well while between sessions. Hang Loose, Tommy Spurlin's 1956 classic, take it away! By the way, if you listen to the original recording, do you think it was played with an upright bass or with a bass guitar? Sounds more like bass guitar for me, also I can't hear any slap, but maybe I'm wrong...?

[@Dennistcb78]

Great Performance my Friend 😎 TCB 😎 Rockabilly Rules 😎 TCB 😎

[@liviots]

Go Nash go! 😊 thanks

[@billlee6855]

Thanks very much, what books do you read

[@kpnash]

Designing Tube Preamps for Guitar and Bass by Merlin Blencowe?
(That's a honest answer actually)