Talk:Nick Reynolds
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[edit]Good job so far; I think I can make some worthy additions. The correction is about the tuning. Reynolds always tuned his tenor (and later eight string tenor - deserves some mention) to the top four strings of a standard guitar tuning DGBE. He never learned the formal names of the chords that he was playing, preferring designations according to what the chord sounded like to him, such as "cowboy" for a C chord or "Tahitian" for an E. He also played a major role in the group's uptempo and calypso numbers with his play on bongos, conga, and the boom-bams invented by Trio bassist David "Buck" Wheat. Very good analysis of Nick's vocals, BTW.Sensei48 07:32, 15 July 2007 (UTC)Sensei48
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[edit]I expanded my comment on Reynolds tenor guitar work and included it in the article. As with my edits on Bob Shane and The Kingston Trio, I am substituting a more complete and accurate discography as well. I have removed the items from both music and video that the Kingston Trio released but on which Nick Reynolds does not appear. Pictures forthcoming , too.Sensei48 15:41, 30 July 2007 (UTC)Sensei24
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