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Uploaded by on Jul 2, 2008

Well, here my Chris Eccleshawl Irish Bouzouki. I bought it from a friend and it was made sometime in the 80ies in London.
The Song I learned from Aaron Jones...great man!

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  • how is this tuned and is it octave or unison tuning?

  • GDAD unison :)

  • Nice voice and nice bouzouki too. Is that GDAD tuning? I use ADAD tuning but think I might drop the bottom A down to G for more scope.

  • Yes, it's GDAD, it not so much of a difference to DADGAD, which I found quite helpful ;)

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  • Could you make some tabs for this and Jolly Beggarman please :D I'm trying to learn some songs for when my bouzouki comes :D

  • You should record an album. I don't know about the legalities of folk music, but I can't imagine it would be hard to get permission to play a bunch of classics, and you could put out a compilation of them. I'd buy them.

  • lovely playing and beautiful clear voice xx

  • really nice and clear.

  • I've listened to your video about 1000 times - this is just fantastic. You've got a great voice, and play very well. if you have a disc, I'd buy it now -- if not, then get on it, man!!

    Thank you. I can't tell you how much I've enjoyed this.

  • absolutely lovely

  • I really didn't expect that you would sing as well. And not bad imo =)

  • Michael, not only do you sing nicely, you are very handsome, too!!!

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