Hero in Me – Music Video (Official)
With Lycra and lumps in all the wrong places… the Official Music Video for Hero in Me is now up, up and away.
Hero in Me Music Video (Official). Directed by Rebecca Greensill (Home & Away).
With Lycra and lumps in all the wrong places… the Official Music Video for Hero in Me is now up, up and away.
Hero in Me Music Video (Official). Directed by Rebecca Greensill (Home & Away).
On the Easter long weekend, a team of 36 people came together for the making of my very first video clip for the title track from my band new album, Hero in Me.
What an experience!
Photographer Andrew Ray shares his images of the Hero in Me Melbourne Album Launch.
15 March 2013 – The Thornbury Theatre
Dave Kleynjans (drums), David Rogers (bass)
Billie Jean (Michael Jackson)
Jenny Biddle performs her award-winning rootsy version of Michael Jackson’s Billie Jean at The Manly Fig (Sydney)
July 2012.
Video by Robbie Elliot (The Manly Fig)
Jenny’s version of this song is available on her Little Treasures album.
It’s been 4 months since I “finished” making Ann-Marie.
But there have been a few things missing.
1) the pickup & preamp
2) the strap pin
3) a scratch plate
Wow, I’ve finished making Ann-Marie, my first acoustic guitar.
I made this guitar over a period of 30 days (2011-2012) at Thomas Lloyd Guitars in Montsalvat (Eltham – VIC) under the guidance and instruction of wonderful luthier Chris Wynne.
WOODS:
Bunya Pine: soundboard
Tasmanian Blackheart Sassafras: back, sides, head plate, rosette
Gidgee: fretboard, pinless bridge, bindings
Queensland Maple: neck, head, bracing
Wow, the making of Ann Marie is complete. I thought I’d whack up a quick video to let you know what she sounds like. In this video I’ve done a version of Lighthouse by the Waifs.
The other kids in class warned me about the “all day sanding” day. Today was that day. My guitar is a point now, where I need to sand out all the markings, blemishes, lumps and bumps, and prepare the guitar to be oiled.
So I spent most of the day sanding. Sanding and sanding.
Much of the time I used 120 grit sandpaper to strip the lumps away without changing the shape of the guitar, or wearing through the sides of the guitar. I went over the entire body.
Bridge engineering:
I brought my Takamine guitar along today to attempt to create a similar bridge design. My purpose to have a bridge like the Takamine, rather than the standard Maton style bridge that holds the strings in with removable pins, is because I don’t want to fiddle around with pins while changing strings at gigs. I’d like restringing to be as quick as possible, and I find it quicker on the Takamine than on the Maton. Last session I had to put my bridge creation on hold, as Chris wanted more than a photo to go by, as he’s not done a bridge design like this before. Read more
