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"Dead Pool" thread, please pick up the white courtesy phone.
PSA: Played this twin fiddle version by request once again just last week at the service of a friend's deceased son here in Hot Springs.
Been requested quite a few too many times since we recorded it over 20 years ago. I usually play the file at the grave site, simply using an iPhone and a Bluetooth Bose SoundLink Revolve+ (Series II) sitting on the ground. Unobtrusive, no muss, no fuss.
Warning: By the time the twin fiddles kick in tears are falling, and when the solo fiddle fades into the distance at the end the flood starts.
I have an MP4 file should anyone might want a copy for a similar purpose, just PM me and you're welcome to it.
Been requested quite a few too many times since we recorded it over 20 years ago. I usually play the file at the grave site, simply using an iPhone and a Bluetooth Bose SoundLink Revolve+ (Series II) sitting on the ground. Unobtrusive, no muss, no fuss.
Warning: By the time the twin fiddles kick in tears are falling, and when the solo fiddle fades into the distance at the end the flood starts.
I have an MP4 file should anyone might want a copy for a similar purpose, just PM me and you're welcome to it.
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Wow! You could just jump to 2:01, but don't. Ya gotta hear the opening act to appreciate the twin stars.
The idea was to represent the beginning, middle and end of a life with the instrumental arrangement/mix.
Often, and if it seems appropriate, and as the ceremony ends and the last words are spoken, I'll start it again cue'd up at 3:09, and let just the solo fiddle fade out.
Makes a nice end to the service that folks seem to really like.
