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Thursday, November 25, 2010
Grandfather's Clock
This is an instrumental cover of a song called "Grandfather's Clock." Originally written around the turn of the century, the song has since become a bluegrass standard. I first came across this song on the album
Tone Poems
by Tony Rice and David Grisman. It has a really warm, soothing and evocative feel to it and reminds me of crisp winter days in Colorado, relaxing next to a fire. It also sort of reminds me of music that I'd hear around the holidays (both Thanksgiving and Christmas).
I chose this song because it gave me a chance to practice the Mandolin against a simple plucked guitar backdrop. I particularly like the tremolo effect on the Mandolin, and this song uses it throughout.
Hope you enjoy - and have a great Thanksgiving!
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