Addison's Walk by Phil Keaggy

'Addison's Walk': CS Lewis' favourite path in Magdalene College grounds, Oxford.
Quite a demanding piece, but worth the effort. Played on a Sobell Martin Simpson Signature Model and recorded using a Tascam GT-R1.

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[Guitarman504]

very nice I like the way you did that rake harmonic toward the end. I haven't seen it done that way before.

[jonnymoscovitch]

@Guitarman504 Thanks - always great to play. That rake took a while to master when I were a wee lad - very useful.

[mhbrent2000]

great job, i have a question. when Keaggy does slap harmonics are they always on one fret or do some of them cover more than one fret, kinda like a slide tilt?

[jonnymoscovitch]

@mhbrent2000 Hi - good question, in the score it's written as I play it - I'll check out Phil's video to check what he actually does... as he has a finger missing on his right hand he seems to use a unique technique anyway.

[kc5tng]

Never heard of you before this but gotta say...You are a very gifted and talented musician and you seem to play from the heart which is where the best music comes from.

Thanks for posting this

[jonnymoscovitch]

@kc5tng Cheers kc5tng - too kind

[mhbrent2000]

@jonnymoscovitch thanks, your slap harmonics sound just like his to my ears

[Muhlenburger]

Great performance, sir. This piece always takes me back to my boyhood in Kentucky and my solo walks through cow pastures and forests. Thanks for stirring up the memories once again!

[Guitarman504]

Sounded great Jonny.

[jonnymoscovitch]

Cheers - a joy to play on that guitar though.