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NOLA by Jay Smith

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Uploaded by on Nov 8, 2008

Jay plays his Takamine classical guitar on his version of this classic tune

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  • Great performance! I saw you in Port Charlotte last Friday (I'm the guy that bought a couple of your CD's). Just want to say that you're excellent and the CD's are just as great!

  • thank you for your comments. i'm glad you like the CDs. make sure when you come to another performance, you say hello so i can thank you in person. Jay

  • Very good interpretation, was wonderfull. What kind of model is your Takamine guitar? Best wishes.

  • thanks...this is a Takamine ec132c classical. I was tore between a taylor nylon string and this guitar. This guitar has a full classical neck and the pickup system is top notch.

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  • Perfect...just wonderful...someone should find you and make you very famous...Just beautiful!!!

  • Excellent performance. I love the sound of a Takamine classical, and the flat pick, surprisingly makes it ring with volume and clarity. Very clean, precise rendition of this old tune. Thanks for posting.

  • Very well played. I love this Nola song.

  • Check out Muriel Anderson's finger style version

  • Nice job. Les Paul took liberties with this Felix Arndt composition and added his own improvisations and he recorded at half-speed. My favorite version of Nola was recorded by banjo virtuoso Fred Van Eps in the late teens of the last century. He plays with a flatpick at breakneck speed.

  • I love this slightly laid-back version of Les Paul's (cover) hit. Thanks for sharing this incredible song :)

  • Great performance!! You have a steady tempo and nice interpretation. Am practicing this on the mandolin by dissecting your video and Les Paul's version compared to the original score to come up with my own version. I am adding some notes in the second part to get closer to the original score. Your video is helping me develop a steadier tempo. I like the smug look of self-satisfaction at the end. It is fun to master anything so difficult and beautiful. I share your broad appreciation of music.

  • Wow!!! Your version is beautiful.  Takes me way back to when I used to listen to my dad's 45 rpm record of this song by Les Paul.

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