Forgot to put it away

[crisscross]

I play in a little just-for-fun-purely-acoustic trio called the "Kitchen Kings".
We rehearse at my house and usually our bass player brings his double bass, which needs lots of space so I put my instruments in their cases except for my mandolin and my uke, which I play in the band.
But for the last rehearsal, he announced that he would bring his new semi hollow electric, so I left my tenor guitar in its stand.
The other two members asked me to demonstrate them this funny little guitar, and I chose the song "I can see clearly now" to try it in a band context". Chord-wise, it's rather simple and it worked out fine. http://www.classic-country-song-lyri...icschords.html
It seems that now I'll have to carry three instruments to our gigs ( which are rather rare...)

[fox]

That is really nice, great vid too.

[Rob Beck]

Nice! Thanks for posting it

[Bertram Henze]

That's a sound performance (pun intended).
This tenor sounds totally like a normal guitar. I'll never understand what other people need 6 strings for.

[Jess L.]

Enjoyable listening! The mandolin that starts at 1:19 fits in with the song perfectly, sounds really sweet. Nice vocal harmonies too. That song has always been one of my favorites, and your group plays it very nicely.

[crisscross]

Thanks! Another song, that works fine on tenor guitar, is ELPs "Lucky Man".
Just got to talk the singer into playing the moog solo on kazoo...

[Bertram Henze]

If ELP is an option, Still You Turn Me On comes to mind.
Is your singer into chewing gum?