The artist should have his own voice. Everyone tells a story differently and that story should be told compellingly and spontaneously. If it is not compelling and convincing, it is without value. The most important thing is to play. "Enjoy" is not the word, but to be able to feel that I give something genuine of myself. Then I might be satisfied. - Radu Lupu
Greetings all..I just finished a neck set on a 60s Harmony 12-string and knocked of this approximation of BWMs Pal O Mine while doing the sound clip for the guitar. I love listening to and playing this song, and did some research on it. Not sure of the accuracy but it appears it was a WWI era pop song, but totally different from McTell's versions. I couldn't find any transition songs from the original to McTell's, but I guess that's just more evidence of McTell's musical genius. Hope you like it, Tom
Thanks, dj, for the National Jukebox link (in the 'pop music' post) I checked it out and there is a '22 version of this tune sung by Charles Harrison called 'Call Me Back Pal O Mine'