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Good Stuff Quintin. :) Nice to see you and hear you play again.
BD
BobbieDeeT 1 year ago
sounds great ,im still trying to get it out of mine,is it in the dd a d tuning? i love and enjoy your music every day ; )
jeffhall71 2 years ago
seriously. coooool!
TZ2OurLittleDogToo 2 years ago
respect. your performance personifies the meaning of dulcimer = sweet sound.
twohandband 3 years ago
Oh man that was incredible! Keep posting vids like this man because the world needs more of this.
shaowebb 3 years ago
Holy cats, I've never heard sounds like that coming out of a dulcimer! That is awesome!
5stars and FAVEd!
Cheers,
Joy
LeopardJoy 4 years ago
I'm crazy about it, I love your sound. Thanks for making music and putting it out for us to listen to. You brightened up my morning. I am ready to go!
judson57 4 years ago
awsome. its nice to see that your keeping one of the only true american instruments alive. man i just started playing the dulcimer a week ago and when i picked it up it seemed to play itself. keep playing
1legmidget 4 years ago
dulcimer is an awesome instrument.
sorry to burst your bubble but dulcimer's origin tho' is icelandic/norwegian. but, it only really survived to this day in america, where it came unto it's own.. three cheers!! check out the(langspil/langeliek/hummle/schietholt)
lollipopmind 4 years ago
Well, technically the mountain dulcimer was made in america but it came from the schietholt and Psalmodicon family (Germany and Iceland instruments.) Awesome playing!
MDMstudio 4 years ago
Totally unique use of a dulcimer. I really enjoyed the video. Awesome!
ravioneu 4 years ago
Blind Ritchie Fish Hook, it aint the blues but it aint bad.
R.
Omphaloskeptic 4 years ago
Omphaloskeptic??
Q.
quintank 4 years ago
Your video clip is great and I've rated it as awesome. Please check out mine on some 1920's trading cards of musical instruments, including the Dulcimer.
creamofcardstv 4 years ago
bad
rocnerd 4 years ago
Glad you enjoyed all my music this morning.
quintank 4 years ago
Sweet work, man! I'd seen you play this on Robert Force's videoblog, but it really shines with sustain. Rock on!
dread66mon 5 years ago
I've never seen an electric dulcimer before; quite nice.
ravingidiot 5 years ago
600 stars!
paleoasis 5 years ago
sounds like a fairytale, we like your music avatar,can we buy your cd?
haarpunten 5 years ago
sweet
lilvoyce 5 years ago
What a great instrument! With that funky colour it could be used in any rockband!
Adelaartje 5 years ago
so THATS what a dulcimer sounds like.
thedelidudesband 5 years ago
You rock dude!
ratgirl84 5 years ago