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"Tell The Story (Psalm 8) (LIVE at Vines Center) | Shane and Shane | Guitar Cam | UA Ruby + Dream

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These are the EG2 parts I play for "Tell The Story" (Psalm 8) (LIVE) from Vines Center, Lynchburg VA w/ the Liberty Worship Collective "I do not own any rights to this song." ⚡️(If you enjoy my guitar covers/playthroughs, subscribe with the notification bell turned so you never miss a video!) ⚡️ Contact: Nathanhernandez270@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_nathanhz/ Guitars: Fender Ultra Series Telecaster Gretsch G6112TCB-JR - Jaguar Tan/Copper Metallic (used in this video) Amp: UA RUBY + DREAM (Stereo Amps) Pedalboard: Walrus Audio Deep Six Compressor V3 Mooer Tender Octaver Benson Preamp Shnobel Tone Daily Driver JHS Superbolt V2 Walrus Audio Julianna Chorus GFI System Specular Tempus (Delay) Strymon BigSky Pinstripe Pedals - DISO Plus – Dual Line Isolator w/ XLR Polarity Reverse Switch #worship #church #guitar #music #ua #ampsim

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In this video I’m playing the EG2 guitar parts for “Tell The Story (Psalm 8)” LIVE from the Vines Center in Lynchburg, VA with the Liberty Worship Collective. It’s a full guitar-cam style playthrough where you can track what I’m doing as the song moves through the verses, chorus, and bridges—especially those big moments where the whole room is singing “with all creation, tell the story of the One who made it all.” The arrangement has those dynamic dips and builds (breakdowns into the bridges, then back into the chorus), so I’m thinking a lot about staying out of the way and then stepping forward when the song opens up. Tone-wise, I’m running stereo with the UA Ruby + Dream, and I used my Gretsch G6112TCB-JR in this one (with my Fender Ultra Tele listed as well). My goal here is that polished, modern worship guitar sound that still feels live—clear rhythm support in the verses, then wider, more atmospheric space when the lyrics lift into praise. If you’re learning the EG2 role for this song, this should help you hear where to sit in the mix and how to follow the energy of the band and congregation.

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