Quick question about this one, wonder what people think.SMALL COMBO WESTERN SALOON INSTRUMENTALS (i.e. Piano, Fiddle, Banjo, Guitar, etc.,) needed by an Independent Music Licensing company that has helped a lot of TAXI members get film and TV placements. They're looking for an authentic WILD WEST sound that can easily be placed in an OLD-TIME saloon scene. QUOTING THE SOURCE: "We're looking for Authentic productions to the period only." Be sure your tracks have the GRIT and AUTHENTICITY needed! THINK: A weary cowboy who needs a drink, stumbling through the swinging saloon doors into the noise and energy of a raucous frontier night-on-the-town! Instrumentation MUST be top-notch. Instrumentals ONLY - NO vocals. They offer a non-exclusive, 50/50 split deal - you keep your original copyrights. Broadcast quality needed (great home recordings are fine). Please submit one to three instrumentals online or per CD. All submissions will be screened on a YES/NO BASIS - NO CRITIQUES FROM TAXI - and must be received no later than Monday, July 9, 2012.
Would pedal steel guitar be good? At first I was thinking yes, definately, but then again... it says 'authentic wild west' and 'old-time saloon'... do you think i should just stick to acoustic instruments? I am thinking of doing acoustic guitar, standup bass, fiddle, piano.... and I'd love to have pedal steel too. But it might be for a scene set before electric instruments!