OO-DE-LALLY (Robin Hood) - by Roger Miller - Guitar Melody Cover by Adam Howe

Melody Mondays - Week #48 - OO-DE-LALLY (Robin Hood) by Roger Miller
Guitar Melody Cover by Adam Howe
The Disney Robin Hood animated move was a favorite growing up, and I watched it so many times that this song is permanently always frolicking around somewhere in the back of my mind. This was a fun quirky song to play... but I promise I'll get us the heck out of this 1970's vortex (errr, I mean theme) the series has been stuck in for the past 3 weeks now haha. Thanks for listening! See you next week...
Written by: Roger Miller
© Walt Disney Productions - Released November, 1973
I do not own any rights to this song, all rights belong to its owners and copyright holders. I mean no harm, or ill intent to any of those people or entities by posting this.
Backing Track licensed from karaoke-version.com
Signal chain for the music nerds:
(gtr) PRS SE Custom 22 Semi Hollow (bridge pickup - coil tapped)/ (pedals) - MXR Micro Amp - Mosky Silver Horse - Diezel VH4 2 - Rowin Noise Gate - Joyo Analog Delay - EH Holy Grail Verb - / (amp) Fender Blues Jr. / (mic) Shure Beta 57 / (pre) ART Pro MPAII / (interface) Focusrite 18i8 / (daw) Cubase 10.5 / (plugins on gtr track) Waves CLA2A - Nomad Oilcan Echo
Camera: Canon R

[@JonathanWatts]

The first song I learned how to play on guitar when I was about 7 years old! Cool!

[@adamhowemusic]

That is awesome! Hopefully we can jam it together someday. Have a great week, my friend!

[@yusifedits07]

You really got a diverse music taste man. Great as always i wish i wasnt such a picky guy with music. I always listen to the first 10seconds and say naah. And later on actually like the song and regret for not listening to it earlier lol

[@adamhowemusic]

Thank you Yusif! Yeah, I completely know what you mean. In fact I can think of a few things that when I first heard it I actually disliked it a lot, and then after listening more it became some of my favorites. Weird how things work like that. Musical/artistic taste is an evolving process, and I guess we are only ready for certain things when the time is right. Have a great week, and thank you very much for your support. It means a lot to me.

[@HunnysPlaylists]

That SE looks better than the usa ones I have seen.

[@adamhowemusic]

Thank you for noticing! I got lucky with that one. I found it used on Reverb, and it already had some nice upgrades done to it (new knobs, pickup covers, tuners, etc.), and the veneer top is stellar. Being semi hollow, it's also super light, which I really enjoy. Every time I pick up this guitar I feel lucky to play it!

[@HunnysPlaylists]

@@adamhowemusic I really like indonesian made guitars. I had to sell a lot of my american ones (all of them in fact) because I have no more use for them anymore.

[@adamhowemusic]

@@HunnysPlaylists right on, good to hear! I am fond of Indonesian guitars as well. The quality is excellent! Admission: I have never played an American PRS before (can't afford one) so I can't even speak to the differences... but that said, I want for nothing with my import guitars and love them immensely!

[@HunnysPlaylists]

@@adamhowemusic I wonder what they would do with better materials.