My Darling Asleep.mov

This traditional Celtic song is played in two contrasting versions by Celtic Cat (Pat Quinn) & Prairie Dog (Keith Johnson). The first version is a sort of relaxed reggae approach (Celtic reggae?) and the second version is the straight ahead rabid Celtic version. This was recorded at the Coffee Corner in New Prague, Minnesota on Dec. 6, 2008. Pat is playing a Freshwater octave mandolin (handmade by Dave Freshwater in Scotland) and Keith is playing a Taylor 910ce guitar in dropped D tuning. Sound system is a Bose L1 system. Background noise is the typical coffee house din.

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• duet
• acoustic
• traditional
• Celtic
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• Prairie
• Dog
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• Prague
• Minnesota
• Freshwater
• Octave
• Mandolin
• Taylor
• 910ce
• Dropped

[billkilpatrick]

"celtic reggae"?!? ... this could be big, guys.

nice playing but what really impressed me was the unabashed, totally unapologetic display of MAS!

envy is alive and well in central italy!

[guitarmandoguy]

Thanks for the comment Bill, and for even digging in and reading into the "more info" button, which it seems most people don't do. I'm a bit uncertain what the 'display of MAS' is, or means. Do you mean the LOUDNESS? The MORE-NESS? The Bass-heavy thumping rhythm? Anyway, glad you like it, however you say it.

[MrJohnered]

sounds great fellows....cheers

[bjshear]

mas= mandolin acquisition syndrome. He said that because you have 4 (including the OM) displayed right in front of you. Looks like a good time to me. Nice playing.

[kidonthemountain]

Good stuff, guys. MAS is "Musical instrument Acquisition Syndrome" I think.