CGF 2012: Ed Gerhard - "Killing The Blues"
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- Опубликовано: 24 янв 2013
- Ed Gerhard - "Killing The Blues" (original arrangement).
Live, at the Canadian Guitar Festival 2012
August 4, 2012, Loughborough Lake, Kingston, Ontario
Ed Gerhard performs an original instrumental arrangement of "Killing The Blues" by Roly Salley. He plays a Weissenborn acoustic lap slide guitar. The tune is available on his latest CD, "There and Gone".
CDs, videos and other information available here:
www.virtuerecords.com/index.html
edgerhard.com
www.canadianguitarfestival.com/
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Sitting in my living room in a cold scotland being warmed by the wonderment of this fabulous piece of music
Stunner. Love from UK
To quote the great Kurt Vonnegut: "the only proof he needed, for the existence of God, was music". IMHO, no truer words have ever been written, spanning all genres, composers and instruments both great and small.
Beautiful Ed …
Amazing, thank you, alot of emotion!!!
Good heavens how beautiful this is!!!
I love this song. My wife & I perform this song. This guy did a GREAT job on it. Wow. :)
This is so good. I can't stop listening to it.
Wow
Did see the vid now for the 50th time (felt) and can't stop listening to this rendition of the song - really amazing symbiosis between Ed and his instrument, absolutely love it!
I wish I could play the lap steel like this.
Absolutely beautiful. So haunting yet so sweetly played. This friends, is as good as it gets.
So Beautiful...Went right through me
Absolutely beautiful.
Absolutely beautiful - every time I hear this song.
Simply Beautiful!
I haven’t hear of Ed Gerhard. But I have heard a few versions of ‘Killing the Blues’ as it’s one of my favourites. Ed Gerhard, you’ve done a poetic and masterful piece. Just love it!
absolutely amazing performance, and Top shelf song
Thinking of the dogs I've had that have come and gone. Music always did express grief better than words wonderful piece of music
Nice and contemplative version of a great song. Resonates with a lot of folk (me included). The theme of laughing through one's tears. Lots of artists do a nice job singing it, too.
All right ! Very very good ! 😊😍
YES!!!
Such emotion. Tears are streaming down my face. Thank you.
That is some of the sweetest tone I've ever heard. Great touch. And one of my favorite songs. I will credit you if I play it out. Thank you for some wonderful music.
너무나 아름다운 연주입니다. 며칠 째 계속 듣고 있어요!
so very good…thank you
Ed went over the whole set and pretty much picked this one as the best. Great player!
very beautiful,
Very good...topper
Cool - glad you like it! -cheers
Halifax invites you ....amazing!!
Erg mooi!
That audience was week...Ida been goin crazy when he was done 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽😂🤣 Amazing!!!!
Yeah after i was looking into them, i think im going to try and make my own from an old body or something, make it one of a kind. Thanks!
Looking at picking one up
exquisite
Love the locusts in the background. Add a little bit to the atmosphere don't you think.
Very nice!
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Spectacularly beautiful.
Completely disagree with his interpretation of the feel of the song however. To me, it's a sober and thoughtful recounting of the fierce dichotomy between internal feelings and actual outward behavior, and these lyrics are every bit as important as the music.
YES!!
How much do those guitars run for?
You could look at the Hawaiian guitars at rayco dot ca A Canadian company. In BC.
Long & McQuaid has one for $575, but it's a modern copy. Looks like the originals haven't been made for about sixty years. I imagine prices are all over the map depending on quality and age. Good luck!
Is the writer the same Roland Sally who plays bass for Chris Isaak?
yes
Yes
ciao ed un saluto ate e tua moglie da valter della w@w italia
E tuning?
That bottom string is on C...
Open C tuning, have I read :
CDCEGC
@@BastienSolR CGCEGC
@@USergio28 thanks for correcting. CDC would not make sense as an open tuning...
body as in the body of the guitar haha not like.. yea