Bob Minner - "Liam's Lullaby" on a Collings C-100 | Fretboard Journal

[@princenymph1]

Well Ive been working on this song for almost three months now and I've finally got it so thank you Bob Minner for writing this song and posting these videos because there is no chance I would have learned them without them. I can honestly say that it has made me a better guitar player and possibly killed a few brain cells in the process;)

[@PeterEss]

Something to stop and be still with. Simply wonderful. Thanks for sharing, FJ.

[@GuillermoCarrasco]

Beautiful tune, guitar and sound...!

[@matthijsruhrup8869]

Very warm & rich I would say Collings-sound! (I've got a 2H-000 & a MF-5 mandolin). I hear Bob Minner has listened to Tony Rice a lot. I hear traces of Norman Blake's tune Church street Blues...

[@wintertimetrio]

Stunning

[@kenpark7427]

I have same model, color, even capo, too. Actually I have guitars over $10,000 but this model is really sweet, warm, feel good sounds. I LOVE IT.

[@el34glo59]

I want one. It's the first Collings I've loved immediately after hearing. Was looking for something slightly smaller than a dread too. It's warmth is something that's missing with other Collings

[@matlindell5022]

You are the best Bob!i could hear you playing during hours and hours.

[@jipes]

Beautiful tune and great crosspicking

[@davidp158]

Gorgeous playing as usual.

[@diegoruizguitar]

Beautiful sound and playing! in fact, Bob's There & Back & Back Again is one of my favourite solo acoustic guitar albums

[@michaeldeeley9898]

Sweet 😮

[@MrSlimbob1]

How could anyone dislike that? Shame on that soulless disliker.

[@markfogleman8438]

A+

[@MrFishingtom]

Sure would like the tab for this song. Available?

[@Canada-gs3jc]

Very influenced by Tony Rice's church street blues.

[@matthijsruhrup8869]

Norman Blake's church street blues...

[@brownmonkeybananayellow]

@@matthijsruhrup8869 Tony Rice's unique rendition of Norman Blake's Church Street....

[@stacylangford8015]

Very nice! That guitar is the top of the best. What is the action of the strings, at the 12th fret? Must be pretty close to have such a tight entonation. Thanks for the video!

[@PamBurzynski]

Curious what kind of capo that is?

[@charliestricklen7689]

I think it's a G7th Heritage. Elegant, isn't it?

[@charliestricklen7689]

I've never seen a Paige just like that---nor an Elliott. I'm pretty sure it's a G7th Heritage.

[@pappyodanial]

That an L-DBO hanging up?

[@dennisbanks8184]

Hi Bob. What tuning are you in? Thank you. DB

[@batstube]

Great stuff....a little of Joni's "playing real good for free" in there

[@markbaum9615]

Nice picking.......

[@davidfreel1451]

Nice rootless F7.

[@ruckussful]

strings?

[@Flatpicknation]

ruckuss pretty sure Bob uses daddario . Maybe EJ17

[@ruckussful]

dank u wel!

[@championhairpuller]

I'm goin' with Retros!

[@Tonetwisters]

I have noticed that more players have abandoned bronze strings for what appears to be nickel or some such; seems like the basses suffer, but perhaps they like that balance.

[@stephenhummer4562]

only seesaw can offer good balance, as basses suffer, when one side is up ?

[@sveablu]

Anything Bob Minner touches turns to gold! But, next time you should move the mics out a hair. You are getting slight distortion. Still awesome though!

[@dziegele]

Sounds wonderful through my studio monitors, though it did distort on my phone.

[@johnbruno6868]

Sounds sweet through my 2.1 computer system

[@steveb9325]

Svea Norton it's a great recording!

[@colbyjack7074]

The recording is just fine on my professional studio monitors.

[@johnbruno6868]

Lovely guitar. But, as we all know, that lush sound comes mostly from those fingers and pick.

[@colbyjack7074]

True, but .... A great guitar (like this) can help an average player sound better than they ever have, and be more inspired than ever. Collings are amongst the best guitars made today.

[@el34glo59]

So get the same pick

[@lukecurran1198]

terrible audio. unfortunate since the playing is top notch

[@el34glo59]

Sounds amazing