Storms Never Last.

[AlanMcKillop]

Written by Jessi Coltar, this song has been recorded by many country artists. Backing Track by Roger Paulsson and recorded when I had the Atlantis echo.
https://youtu.be/ZDIReKWmJkI

[rogera]

Definitely a country feel to that one Alan.
Nice playing and you have a great sound there.

[Didier]

Well done, very good sound and playing !

Didier

[rockinscott]

Great work again Alan.

Scott

[MeBHank]

Alan, you have a lovely, lovely sound. That guitar sings, and you really play the tone. Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed that.

[AlanMcKillop]

Thanks Roger, Didier, Scott & Justin for taking the time to listen, I appreciate your comments.

[dave robinson]

I have to say that you got a fabulous sound with my new Atlantis Alan.

[AlanMcKillop]

Agreed Dave lol, it was/is a great sounding unit.

[dave robinson]

Not only that Alan, that Boss Katana does a great job too, it's very versatile and the great thing is that it isn't really expensive.
These times are good if you are an up and coming guitarist as there has never been so much excellent low priced gear around that actually delivers top quality, from the Squier Classic Vibe Stratocaster, the Zoom G1, G3, G5 and many others, along with a good choice of small, light amps from Vox, Fender, Boss and more.
I remember when we started that the budget guitars were largely horrendous to play and by comparison were far more expensive to buy, for example a Squier Classic Vibe Strat that I bought a few months ago cost me £329 ( in 1963 ghat was the equivalent of £15.26) from Reidy's and the quality is up there with the high end Fender guitars that cost thousands. In 1963 my Vox Duotone cost 28gns and was nowhere near the quality of the Squier, it's £29.40 in todays money which equates to £633.73 go figure.