“Thank YOU, Bob! You were certainly a great fit for our museum . Best to you, Linda.”
Linda Shuck-Events Specialist Living History Farms Urbandale, IA.
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“Bob Welch’s “Songs of the Civil War” performance was a treat! Bob kept them engaged and kept the questions coming, helping our students to remain involved and to delve even deeper into our country’s history from a fresh perspective. I would recommend this program to any teacher looking to bring an enlightening and entertaining discussion to their classroom.” Kim Forbes Taft Alternative Middle School Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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“Your program was most enjoyable. If history teachers could present like you, we would have more kids interested in history! Great program!” Cedar Rapids, IA. Public Library
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“Thank you Bob. Your program was just wonderful…a great historical program and a highly entertaining show. Your stories and songs make the Civil War times come alive”. Kathy Williams-East Dubuque, IL. District Library
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“With these songs one can feel the “spirit of the Civil War” and an amazing connection Bob Welch has with the Civil War. If reincarnation is a fact, then Welch experienced all of the war, for his songs are filled with a reality of the times.” Ken Allers Jr. Co-author of “The History Buffs Guide to Gettysburg” and "The Fog of Gettysburg".
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“You were a great asset to our show... I heard from several people that said you were their favorite part of the weekend.” Mike Faivre-Polo, IL. Sesquicentennial Chairman
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The darndest thing happened tonight. I was sleuthing out tunes in Kerr's and came across one I liked. It was the Zig Zag Hornpipe. After I recorded it and put it up in Youtube, I realized that I had done it already some months earlier. I had no memory or recollection of it. I listened to it, and the interpretation was basically the same, with a minor fingering change. Still pondering what this means.......
Anyway, I posted the new version. Has a pretty relaxed feel. Hope you…
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One thing that really turned my playing around was adjusting my nails. One day, I took a file and went down to the nub......never regretted it. You would think that you would lose sound, but instead I gained. I always file down short before I play.
It was a blasphemous change from my Classical guitar past.
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