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Hi Everyone..
Here’s a nice simple little waltz with a country sound.
The song came from “The Apaches play the hits of the Shadows”
http://avaxhome.ws/music/instrumental/t ... adows.html
The album was first released something like 15 years ago for £2-99 and was really good value. I can’t find any info on The Apaches that made the album – I’m guessing
they were session musicians put together to sell a compilation CD.
(There is another band called the Apaches but not the same as made this album)
The strange thing is The Shadows never played this one. They do have a song called Blue shadows but it’s not the same song.

My Son Andrew made the BT for me and wrote the Music score and Tabs.
The Music score & Tabs are free to download from my website if anybody wants to give it a try. http://www.philmcgarrick.co.uk/scores.html
And the BT is available to purchase as an instant download here :-
http://www.philmcgarrick.co.uk/CD.html

Setup:-
Alan Brason custom strat – Kinman HX pickups into BOSS CS2 Compressor/Sustainer – Alesis Q2 EFTP patch 0-36, Delta M-Audio sound card – Cubase SX 5
Hope you like “Blue Shadow”
Cheers Phil


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6VALvxfFBk

Hi Phil.
I made that song popular here in Denmark 15 years ago..
It was so good to hear it again, an I love your playing..
All the best
René

Hi René,
Yes it's been around for a long time, still cant find out who the Apache's are.
Interesting you are from Denmark - My mate Richard Cooke (Drummer) is in a shadows tribute band in Denmark and I believe by coincidence they are going to record this as one of the tracks on their new CD with Joytrack.
All the best.. Phil

Hi Phil,

I never heard this song before, but it sounded very good to me, both playing as well as the sound, nice BT to


Bye

Fred

Thank you Fred - very nice of you to comment.
All the best... Phi

Hi Phil
Ace!!
Not so much Shads, more C&W in feel to my ears. Very catchy after a couple of play throughs - gets stuck in your head.
Maybe it was a "filler" on the album? But whatever its a great track, excellently played as always and the BT is superb too.
All those double stops!! You cruel xxxxx!!!
DLing the BT and tab was quick and easy too - it'll give me something to mess around with tonight.
cheers
ian

Hi Phil, very nice and enjoyable. I have to say it reminds me of McCartney's " Mull of Kintyre" in alot of aspects. Good job

Cheers

Nels

Many thanks Ian and Nels for your replies.
Sorry about those double stops Ian, they'll come second nature after a bit.
Andrew says thanks for buying the BT

Nels - yes now you come to mention it - it does have shades of Mull of Kintyre.
Nice to do a country waltz for a change.

All the best.. Phil

Hi Phil
I have not heard this before but what a beautiful tune played excellently by you
Well done to your son Andrew for the excellent BT

Regards Lynn

Phil McGarrick wrote:Hi René,
Yes it's been around for a long time, still cant find out who the Apache's are.
Interesting you are from Denmark - My mate Richard Cooke (Drummer) is in a shadows tribute band in Denmark and I believe by coincidence they are going to record this as one of the tracks on their new CD with Joytrack.
All the best.. Phil

Hi again, Phil.

Yes, I know who Richard are. I´ve met him once at one of our club meetings. A very nice guy.
Have you been in Denmark before?
Indeed The Apaches are "Men Of Mystery", but I really hope someone can give us
a hint about who they are..
By the way, Phil.. Have your daughter recorded an album yet?

All the best
René