AS241 - Russian lullaby - 1946 Gibson L-5

Hi guys, in today's video i'm playing the Irving Berlin standard from 1927 called Russian Lullaby. It's a song i've recorded also with my gypsy 4tet in our latest album "Three sides of a coin".
I'm playing a 1946 Gibson L-5 strung with Phosphore Bronze strings, i'm using a Dunlop 0.71 gator pick and the sound is captured by a simple Zoom H1 recorder.
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I've decided to take a couple of student for online classes so hit me up if you're interested. Contact and info : [e-mail]
I haven't recorded albums in the style of those acoustic standards, but i have 2 albums on bandcamp with my Django tribute Quartet : romainvuilleminquartet.bandca...
The third one "Three sides of a Coin" is just out, so don't hesitate to drop me an email if you'd like a physical copy, i can ship worldwide !!
I may be considering recording a physical album with these acoustic standards as some of you have asked for it, but as printing cds is being a bigger quest year after year, please drop me a message if you think it's a good idea or if you'd like to preorder one or give suggestions etc.
I also have a youtube channel for the Django stuff with my 4tet : / @romainvuillemin
Please share, subscribe and keep swinging !
Romain

[@anitanuthurgun984]

Ole Ole🎉

[@AcousticStandards]

thanks

[@vannave5761]

nice

[@AcousticStandards]

Thanks !!

[@richfiryn]

That sounded great, and also sounded like a pretty fair workout for the left hand. Stiff strings, high action? That woody tone though is fantastic!

[@thomasferval4955]

Une agilité terrible mon prale .

[@AcousticStandards]

Ahaha merci ma poule

[@ClassicalGuitarMusings]

Amazing

[@user-hk1mj5jk7t]

Молодец!!!

[@teun958]

glorious!

[@AcousticStandards]

Hey thanks

[@thecaveofthedead]

Beautiful. Yeah that guitar looks like it has mad high action?

[@AcousticStandards]

Ah not too much, well i tend to play fairly high action maybe 2.5mm at 12th fret approx