Comment by Dave Houle on July 10, 2015 at 13:43

Another winner! Great catchy tune and well performed!

Comment by Trapdoor2 on July 10, 2015 at 15:53

Well done! Bravo!!

Amazing how a little button causes such a spike in adrenalin. I have the same problem...get the shakes so bad my fingers can't find the fretboard. I have found that if I press the button and just start playing whatever crap comes out, the shakes go away. Once they stop, I play my tune...and lop off all that shaky garbage in the editing process. Sometimes it actually works! ;-)

Comment by thereallyniceman on July 10, 2015 at 17:34

What a pair of wimps!  Who could be phased by a small red LED on the front of a video camera?

Oh yes,  all of us !     8- {

Pretty darned good Carrie.  I have never heard this tune before and it is quite jolly. I am not keen on the three sets of repeated two note chords throughout the piece. I had a quick go and found them very awkward to play.

It is great to see the banjeaurine being put to good use.

Comment by carrie horgan on July 10, 2015 at 18:45

Thanks chaps.  

Yes, pressing the record button gets me every time - I need to work out those editing functions!

Thanks, Ian, the banjeaurine is indeed getting good use - I like the fact it is has it's quirks like an old vintage car; it needs a 'warm-up' (complete with rumblings) and then runs smoothly.  I can also play it sitting on the sofa - bonus!

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