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Sweet Caroline -- Diamond on the dulcimer

Cover of Neil Diamond’s classic, “Sweet Caroline,” played on a 3-string electric mountain dulcimer by Sam Edelston. Hard to believe this was a hit 50 years ago! Dulcimers are a natural instrument for pop and rock music. In fact, I even say that dulcimers are among the world's coolest musical instruments, and they deserve to be known by the general public - the way that everybody knows guitars and ukuleles. Though usually associated with old folk songs and tunes, dulcimers are great for a shocking variety of modern music, too. I do these videos to inspire more people to play and listen to dulcimer music, in diverse, non-traditional styles. If you like what you hear, please "Like" it, Share it, and check out more of my videos. Also, Subscribe to me on YouTube or "Like" my FB fan page, so you'll find out about future videos and more.   / sam.edelston.music   . Website: www.SamTheMusicMan.com Check out the studio version of this song on my new album, MAKING WAVES - https://edelstondulcimer.bandcamp.com... The words and music by Neil Diamond. I just made it sound right on fewer strings. Thank you to my friend, guitarist Glenn Roth, http://www.glennroth.com/ , for inspiring me to arrange this song. We were throwing tunes around one day, and he played a version of this, which turned into a jam for both of us. Technical details: Black Wolf electric chromatic 3-string dulcimer built by Rod Matheson, tuned DAD, capoed up a full step, played in the “real” key of A. (If played without the capo, in G, this arrangement would require only a 1+ fret.) Two channels of output, both going directly into an amp. Reverb and a bit of chorus were added at the amp.