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(48 replies, posted in Electric)

I must be honest the best is the one I built I call it Fang, hot Texas coils large pots and a perfectly balanced trem plus it stays in tune and I love the action and sounds it produces
https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-frc3/t31.0-8/10344340_10203900681336180_6424042098461264121_o.jpg

https://scontent-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-frc3/t1.0-9/10298847_10203900682456208_6758158777222712817_n.jpg

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(15 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

arkady wrote:

Sounds a bit like my brother Russ. He was 11years older then me and I always thought he talked down to me. I really don't think he meant to but I guess it was an older brother thing and we didn't have much in common.
He passed away a couple years ago and I still don't know what I felt about him.
ark

My brother is about the same in years between I cant recall much of any interaction as a child or as a teen he was just my older brother same with my father I didn't meet him till I was 16 but my mother was always there

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(15 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Tenement Funster wrote:

The story goes about a guy who went to a wealthy man's funeral, who was very well known in the community. During the service, he quietly whispered to another fellow next to him, "I wonder how much he left behind?" The other stranger calmly whispered back, "All of it."

How true we leave the same way we came with nothing smile

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(16 replies, posted in Recording)

dino48 wrote:

Looks very organized Russell, if I had a studio I would like it too look that way,first I need too get me some recording goodies and a good voice.I fear I will never have the voice. I am practicising lead in riffs and things like that so some day I can post something too my youtube.

thanks dino and start small and work yourself up its a lifelong pursuit so no hurry smile

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(16 replies, posted in Recording)

jerome.oneil wrote:

More seriously...

I'm not sure if it's the angle of the camera, but the monitor on the right looks to be farther away from the center of the desk than the monitor on the left.    Near field monitors like the Rokits sound their very best when they are set up in an equilateral triangle with your head as one point, and the monitors as the other two.   It seems trivial, but I've found just a few inches of movement in one of the monitors makes a huge difference in how they are heard.

it is about 3 inches that is easily correctable have to move a few wires in front of the speaker I did notice it and am aware of the triangle thanks for pointing it out thou smile

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(15 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

jerome.oneil wrote:

So what is he telling you?   You should have married a real estate broker?

Indirectly I would have to say yes he was touting name brands so I mentioned to him that Gibson and Fender both uses components made in China i dont think he believed me, In all fairness I think he means well so I don't make an issue of it smile

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(16 replies, posted in Recording)

Tyson7 wrote:

Russell, Looks great !! My studio doesn't look anywhere near that clean or organized.

Joe

Thanks Joe it looks organized now but in the heat of battle no holds barred till the recording is finished smile

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(16 replies, posted in Recording)

jerome.oneil wrote:

Nice!

Who is the geezer on facebook?  Friend of yours?  big_smile

lol yes I have known him all my life smile

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(22 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

This is somewhat like picking a name for a band smile

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(15 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

It's been a few years since I last seen him he was undergoing some treatment for a skin disease and had his implants replaced so he was unable to play his trumpet for almost a year he is 85 yrs. old. he spent most of his life playing in Los Vegas in the showrooms backing up all the big stars with the house band then formed his own dixieland jazz band well his treatment was a success and his new implants healed and he is playing better then ever and was offered an opportunity to form and lead a big band that plays all the old swing music so he's excited about that. One thing I must point out is we come from totally different musical tastes he's into jazz and I more or less like to play rock or blues but we did play together on several occasions in the past. The one thing that never fails to happen when we get together is he has a disturbing habit of one upmanship with regards to cars,homes money he never fails to point out the fact he owns several houses and apartment buildings new cars and makes tons of money in real estate because his wife is a broker he looked at my guitars on the wall and said "where is your Les Paul"? I told him my Douglass was every bit as good he said "yeah but it don't say Gibson on it" and his sound equipment could fill my apartment I had to fight the urge to say what was on my mind and I don't think it would have made any difference anyway but he is my brother and there are not to many years left for both of us I will be 73 in October good lord willing
so I just have to smile and try and enjoy the time we do have and I know this is not a unique situation I am sure other people experience this "family" trait smile

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(16 replies, posted in Recording)

I now have a better layout more room and I hooked my laptop to my 24"HD TV a lot easier to see and work with
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-xNcfc8g4j70/U_bf24Z0leI/AAAAAAAABHI/ZL2xYfETXNQ/w1143-h857-no/New%2BStudio%2Bview%2B001.JPG

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(26 replies, posted in Songwriting)

dino48 wrote:

Russell you can ad some more a Booty any time,it can only enhance the song.

lol

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(26 replies, posted in Songwriting)

beamer wrote:

I did listen LOLOL but like Grah1 said, some of your vox were not real clear. so it was a bit hard to get it all. Still I like the song.

That is a common issue with most recordings I have a hard time too trying to pickup lyrics off CD's or videos since there are no profane lyrics I will post a chopro version with the chords and lyrics thanks glad ya liked it smile

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(26 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Grah1 wrote:

Nice work Russ I have only heard it so far on my tablet so the sound isn't great for me as I can't hear some of the lyrics but will give it another listen when I can get on the pc

Thanks Graham I recorded 12 tracks on my Tascam DP24 it sounds better through my headset then my tv speakers  I havn't had time to do the chopro here on Chordie

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(26 replies, posted in Songwriting)

beamer wrote:

I think Russ likes the first girl best,,, as she come up the most,, blue jeans and a thong,, yep  i'd buy that for a dollar.

did you listen to the music or were you distracted? lol

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(22 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

A line from Silence of the Lambs Marcus Arrilious "what is its nature what dose this man you seek do?" or what is this song about?

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(26 replies, posted in Songwriting)

dino48 wrote:

I liked the booty as well as the flames and your song.

Another red blooded man lol

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(26 replies, posted in Songwriting)

dino48 wrote:

That was great Russell!!

Thanks dino for taking a peek smile

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(26 replies, posted in Songwriting)

bensonp wrote:

I absoutely love it Russell. Love the title too. You have a hit buddy

Thanks Pete smile smile I had fun with the lyrics I will upgrade the video later to add my singing and playing this was a 1st mix so there's always room for improvement

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(26 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Ok cover the little ones eyes, I wrote this because of emails from webcam ladies the lyrics and photos are suggestive but not x rated
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhiQbEc … e=youtu.be

Booty In Your Snooty by Russell Harding 8/20/2014


Intro:


[Em] [C] [Em]






[Em]Webcam honey [C]makin alll her moves to[Em]night


[Em]Show a little booty [C]rub it in your snooty all [Em]right


[G]she makes her living charges [D]by the minute [Am]and


she'll tease you [C]all night long


[G]Her gray haired mama's snortin [D]coke in the corner


[Am]fishnet stockings and a [Em]velvet thong


verse 2


[Em]Webcam Honey [C]squeal and scream for [Em]me


[Em]got a gay lover with [C]tattoos on her rolled up [Em]sleeves


[G]Maxed out your [D]credit card [Am]just trying to [C]get it hard


[G]but you'll be back and [D]that's a garan[Em]tee





Bridge


[D]may as well be on the moon [C]Jupitor or [G]Mars


[D]your as close as you will get [C]than ain't very [G]far


[D]Self abuse is no excuse [Em]but it's who you are


verse3


[Em]Got a rubber dolly you [C]call her Polly[Em]white


[Em]There when you need her [C]anytime day or [Em]night


[G]close your eyes and [D]fantasize [Am]anyone that [C]you desire


[G]Never say no [D]wont let go [Em]find a way put out the fire


solo


repeat 1st verse,bridge and fade out on 1st verse





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(9 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Doug_Smith wrote:

Thanks for the assist Russell, I don't make a habit of posting photos, so it didn't work the way I thought.

This way is much better!

Doug

your very welcome anytime smile

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(9 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

http://i704.photobucket.com/albums/ww49/XKolera/Guitar/23082011266.jpg

Doug you have to add [img]before the http and at the end[/img] in order for the photo to appear

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(23 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Ditto on the congrats and nice to see your family photos smile

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(13 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Died today apparent suicide they wont know for sure till after the autopsy terrible loss

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(15 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

hip hip hoorah  way to go