Benelux Video Tour Diary - Part 1 - Canal Fishing

From the 18th to the 30th of April 2011 I did a small CD promotion tour around Holland and Belgium (Benelux). 12 Gigs in 13 days.
Instead of filming the shows and putting a load of noisey, badly lit gig videos here on my youtube channel, I decided it would be much cooler to find interesting places and record special videos whilst driving around the 2 countries.

This is the first video I did, at a beautiful watermill in Kollen, near Nuenen (close to Eindhoven) in Holland. There is a famous painting of this place by Van Gogh. The date - 19th April 2011.

The piece of music is a guitar instrumental I wrote called "Canal Fishing" and will be on my forthcoming album, out on Black and Tan records in Autumn. http://www.black-and-tan.com

You can hear more music, check out links, tour dates and sign up to my mailing list here - http://www.davidphilips.net

Thanks for watching - DP

David Philips uses Alaska Piks - http://www.alaskapik.com

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[willstrattonmusic]

Nicely done, man! I'm thinking of getting a BG-60 myself...you are nudging me in that direction.

[davidphilipsmusic]

@willstrattonmusic It's a sweet guitar. I just got a really nice early 70's Gibson J50. The BG60 keeps up with that no problem.. different sound and vibe, but nether is better than the other.. not bad for a 375 euro guitar eh?

[TheTexas808]

Wow! That Blueridge really sings! 

[TheAleksandr108]

Nice

[TheStefy63]

Thank you for this very pleasant moment .. it feels good !

Good luck for your next album !