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Sous le Ciel de Paris
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Upper FranconiaNew Vit Cach, Dupont MD60, 1940s Castelluccia
Since I was recording a backing track for an accordionist anyway, I thought I'd do a little musette guitar version of "Sous le Ciel de Paris" on my old (new to me) Castelluccia:
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My "like" is not only for the sound and the playing, but also for the striped jersey and the scarf.
This has got to be one of the better covers out there. Your improvement is really impressive.
Yes, classic marinière shirt! I'm sure his improvement is no doubt partially inspired by that lovely Castellucia. What a great sounding instrument.
Thank you @Buco! Happy to hear you can see progress, i am myself blind to this most of the time and have the feeling of treading water haha
@billyshakes thank you, definitely an inspiring plucked fiddle! Loud, resonant and a perfect match for musette style. It even sounds almost like a banjo at times. Very happy with it!