cajon drum shop

More jamming in front of the workshop, trying ot the floor tambourine and also the various rimshot attachments scattered on the Dovetail Rockbox.
So the following recording are using the Dovetail model and floor tambourine, musicians are mysef(Steve Ramsey) and Paul Stanner, we're swapping instruments so you can here the different styles played.
Dovetail sample1 (Steve on Rockbox) good indication of bass and snare + rimhit
Dovetail sample2 (Paul on Rockbox)
Dovetail sample3 (Steve on Rockbox) can hear the rimhit attachment well really cuts through!
Dovetail sample4 We both want to play the Rockbox........(a sly swap of instruments initiated by Paul)

A short live solo recording 6/11/2011 with me playing slide guitar, harmonica,Dovetail  Rockbox (using kick pedal) and floor tambourine
Recorded out the front of my workshop next to the road using an Zoom H2, zero effects all acoustic, uses Audacity open source sofware.

and another recorded same day same equipment, 100 % live raw and almost on the street, literally 10 m from traffic driving bye.

Just a quick jam 3 April 2011 Paul Stanner Guitar, Steve Ramsey Rockbox cajon
It amazes me how well the Zoom H2 records, this recording was done
almost on the road with "front" selected on the Zoom mic, so it just picks
up just what's in front of it.
Note: the clicker sound (this is a new attachment) and the floor tambourine
After recording I dragged it into Audacity a great open source program.

Dovetail Model Rockox: sample1
loose Jam: Billy Handley (Rockbox) Paul Stanner (lead guitar)
Steve Ramsey (slide guitar)

Standard Rockbox sample2
loose Jam: Billy Handley (Rockbox) Steve Ramsey (slide guitar)

Standard Rockox: sample3
Original music by Mark Budd
Marl Budd on guitar, Steve Ramsey on Rockbox

Loose jam 1 , recorded August 2010 in Marks lounge room with a Zoom H2 field recorder, no effects, raw as hell..... and a bit out of beat!
Marl Budd on guitar, Steve Ramsey on Rockbox
 original music by Mark Budd

Loose jam 2 (short) , recorded August 2010
Short and sweet, good example of how the kick and snare combo sounds.
original music by Mark Budd