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Mitch Reed - Creole Documentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 เม.ย. 2021
- These tunes are pretty much all played in Cajun tuning (DGCF smallest to largest) which is one whole step down from standard tuning (EADG). Each string is called out by its standard tuning name.
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Amazing stories! Thanks Mitch
Thanks, Michael 🎻
Wonderful stories.
This video is absolutely Awesome!!!!
Thank You so much for all that you do !!!
It's been a long time since you've made a video ,,,, I hope you and your family have been good during all that's gone on !!!
I hope I didn't lose my touch haha! Thanks for your kind words, buddy.
great stories as always mitch x
Appreciate that, Chris!
Great music and great player ! Thanck you !
great stuff again,mitch !
Awesome! Can't wait for the film!
Thanks, Yates. We're excited to see it too.
👏👏👏 great to get an origins story.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have good memories of me and my father spending time at the Reed's camp on the Atchafalaya. I may have met Mitch once, but can't remember for sure. My father worked for Bob and helped him with some repairs on the camp. Mitch, do you guys still own the camp?
I've played bass (upright and electric) my whole life now. I started getting into fiddle but I have a bass player's mindset. I just think in terms of songs structure and chords. Do you feel that inhibits your fiddling?
What a blessing that you took the opportunity to listen and spend time with the old fiddlers. Thanks for sharing the stories!