I recently purchased all of Jimmy Heffernan's song lessons on his website, one of which is: "The Old Home Place." So, I wanted to make my own full backing tract for the song. I used MixCraft Studio Pro software to make it. I used MIDI for the bass and drums. I'm playing my Cort acoustic guitar (I paid $130 for it at Guitar Center two years ago and …

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I used MixCraft Pro Studio 10 software to make this backing track. I used MIDI to create the bass, drums and piano. I also added some real audio cymbals.DobroFret12

Jan CZ

Jan CZ

My feeble attemptRobert Johnson

All original analog bluesy primitive music.thombusc

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a comparison banjo, cone alone, guitar with cover grill removed, guitar, and wood-topped guitar, in that order, adjusted equal loudnessdavidppp

This is taken from Joe Wilson's lesson!Jay Unger

doug662

This is based off of Mike Witcherdoug662

Taken form Mike Witcher's arrangementVic Jordan

Arrangement by Mike Witcher. Thank you for listening.Josh Graves

This is taken from Mike Witcher's lesson on Peg Head NationTut Taylor

This is based off Mike Witcher's lesson, I hope you enjoy!!Tommy Jackson

mmuussiiccaall

This is taken from Jimmy Heffernan's arrangement!!doug662

Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.mmuussiiccaall

DaveInAL

Four hours + of work rendered down to 2 and a half minutes. Not perfect by any means .sovio

My attempt at JD's beautiful piece played on my JD BlackBeard.Jerry Douglas

this is based off of Jimmy Heffernan's arrangement! I hope you enjoyHank Williams

Here ya go I hope you enjoy!!Josh Graves

Jack Yellen and George L. Cobb

Turlough O'Carolan

Turlough O'Carolan

Thanks to Uncle Leegee for the arrangement. I hope you enjoySonny Throckmorton

Here is my rendition of Little Rosewood Casket. sorry no chimes here lolTRADITIONAL

this a remake done in the key of A with a Charlie's CapoTekla Bądarzewska-Baranowska Bob Wills

Dobro and Keyboardswedreso

One of my favorite hymnsDobrotome

One of my favorite hymnsDobrotome

This is based off of Greg booth's version. the Tuning is EBDGBDbob wills

A little home recordingswedreso

Recording from a band performance a few years ago. I played banjo and sang harmony, Joe Longwell played dobro and sang lead. Joe did a fine job with some nice bluesy dobro playing.Don Reno, Charles Schroeder

performed by Eddie Ortego. Played on a Benoit wooden body try-cone guitar.Scott Wiseman

Taken from Joe Wilson's versionEarnest Tubbs

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ME TRYING TO GET TO USED TO BACKING SOMEONECurly Putman

House of the Rising Sun is an American folk song, thought to be written by Georgia Turner and Bert Martin. This song tells of hard times in New Orleans. The most well known version was recorded by Eric Burdon and the Animals in 1964.Georgia Turner and Bert Martin

Cold Rain and Snow multi-track arrangementJC Dobro

Here's a different version of the Bill Monroe standard...Scheerhorn Maple #598 Reso = T Kearns.,Guitar = M Roshelli.,Fiddles = J Johansson.,lead vocal = K Nixon.,Mando and harmony vocals = B Panton.,Bass = E WalkerBill Monroe

My attempt.erbus

Great old tune that I believe was originally done by Bob WIlls. We recorded our version of this tune at Eastwood Studio in Cana, VA as part of a band demo.Blanket Creek BandSteve Block Bass, Lead VocalKeith Dunn Fiddle, harmony vocalMike Cochran Guitar, harmony vocalFrank Bounds Resophonic Guitar, no vocals (can't sing...)Hope you enjoy!…

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From our new CD.Alan Rausch

This is our version of the classic. We enjoyed The Seldom Scene so much, we had to include this one on our new CD. This is not the final version as far as mixing goes, that is still being done. Our new CD should be available in a month or so. 6 originals and 8 classics we like.Hank Williams

Played on my Dobro as recorded on my CD "Singing Strings" in memory of my grandfather, John Henry Edelhauser 1915-1982Albert E. Brumley

Gospel tune Played on Dobro using G tuning. Part of my CD titled "Singing Strings" which is dedicated to my grandfather who played lap steel. John Henry Edelhauser 1915 - 1982John Newton