Shakey Graves - 'Unlucky Skin' | The Bridge 909 in Studio 

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Still holding true!

One of a kind for sure! Thanks for watching!

language is beautiful when people use it right. your comment is spot on brother

Holy run-on sentences, Batman! But yes, Shakey has a special gift, undoubtedly.

This. We know we appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

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Each one is special. That seperates Shakey from so many!

Played my home town Saturday night passed. I'm now sitting in work Monday smiling my ass off.....

Oh stop you are embarrassing us. (Please don't stop)

a Gibson L4 ? (im not an expert and I dont recognise that bridge, so im sure if its a real really old one? or maybe a Gisbon reissue? but the body is the L4 style)

Gibson 2016 1959 es 175 reissue

Yes sir

Shakey just does things a little differently. You can get a version off of his band camp page: shakeygraves.bandcamp.com/album/roll-the-bones He also has done a pay-what-you-want holiday where you can buy his music for exactly as it sounds, any amount you want. Usually happens February 9th, and is declared to be Shakey Graves Day. Not a national holiday yet but maybe one day.

Should be a global holiday, never mind national!

During the beginning? Yeah, I think just getting the effects where he wanted them, not necessarily tuning.

I think he's tuned in open C# for this one, and then a capo on 5th fret. you can also tune in open D and put the capo on 4th fret, since lots of his songs are in open D that makes it more practical for me

That is a much better answer.

Nevertheless you are correct about the effects, since the delay time plays a big role in how the notes ring out and the sustain they have, and make this version and it's rhythm unique. I wish there was a better camera angle on the pedals and settings he was using for this one :-) From what I can tell tho...Seems like an EHX Super Pulsar tremolo next to the EarthQuaker Devices Afterneath reverb on which he sets the lenght time in the beginning, and on the board Mooer ReEcho Pro seems active as well, and set on the TapeEcho or TubeEcho setting. I don't have neither of those, but the closest I've got is with a Digitech Obscura warm blended tape delay setting set to about 1.5 repeats + Digitech Polara hall reverb kinda dry in the mix with medium decay time, and a Walrus Monument with the harmonic tremolo setting, all in a stereo setup and I'm pretty happy with it. Hope this helps someone, it's a great sound/tuning to tinker around with :)

Thanks for the knowledge drop! I'll look back on the footage and see if I can grab a shot of the pedals!