1934 D'Angelico Snakehead + DeArmond Rythm Chief - Electric Test - I hear a Rhapsody

Hey guys, glad to present some more plugged in guitars these days. I'm mainly an acoustic nerd but for some gigs i obviously need to plug them in and i've instal some floating vintage DeArmond pickups that you can now hear in action. I still have a hard time finding inspiration when i'm plugged in in solo context as i nearly always play unplugged at home. The standard is called I Hear a Rhapsody and it was composed in 1941 by George Fragos, Jack Baker, and Dick Gasparre. I'm playing a 1934 D'Angelico Snakehead (strung with Kurt Mangan Monel strings gauge 12-53, using a Dunlop gator 0.71mm pick) with a vintage 1950 DeArmond Rythm chief 1000 pickup plugged into my 1968 Fender Princeton Reverb 'Drip Edge". The sound is captured by both a Neumann TLM 103 and an AEA R84A active ribbon microphone in front of the amp. I still have room for a couple of student for online classes so hit me up if you're interested. Contact and info : acousticstandardsinparis@gmail.com I’m selling 3 guitars from the channel : a 1934 Gibson L-10, a 1936 D'Angelico Special and a 1938 D'Angelico Style A, so hit me up for more infos. I haven't recorded albums in the style of those acoustic standards, but i have 3 albums on bandcamp with my Django tribute Quartet : https://romainvuilleminquartet.bandca... My new 4tet released the new CD « Romain Vuillemin Sings the Great American Songbook » earlier this year, it’s only delivered by me so make sure to drop me a line and get your copy, I ship worldwide. Here is a little preview :    • Careless Love - Romain Vuillemin Sings the...   I also have a youtube channel for the Django stuff with my 4tet :    / @romainvuillemin   Please share, subscribe and keep swinging ! Romain