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February 8th, 2007
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another A minor blues movie
Heres another take. Hope it gives somebody some new ideas, but in reality it's just a bunch of old style blues licks. JB
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February 8th, 2007
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You have some really good phrases in there... There are parts that are really good.  I would love to be able to do what you are doing. I am just not there yet.
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February 8th, 2007
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Sorry. I don't have Quicktime on my computer.
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February 8th, 2007
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Thanks for posting that John. Those old style blues licks served a lot of big name players pretty well. Like they say, tone is in the fingers and you have it in buckets. BTW, is that some kind of nut modification you have on that Strat? Can't quite see the bridge past your hand but doesn't look quite standard.
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February 9th, 2007
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BTW, is that some kind of nut modification you have on that Strat? Can't quite see the bridge past your hand but doesn't look quite standard.
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I was wondering that myself.
I love it. I play a similar style of blues (bit of BB King there) Wish you lived this side of the pond, I would love a jam session with you. Cool.  
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Ow MAN!! Smoooooooooth, glidin up and down that board! Excellent stuff!!!
Hope I can get there some day 
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Wow that was super cool ... if only
P.s please post more
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February 9th, 2007
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Real sweet, John - thanks for posting that, very enjoyable to watch/listen to. That's now saved to my hard drive for inspiration!
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February 9th, 2007
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Exellent take John! Really good phrasing.
2 questions:
#1-what did you use for the recording? The sound of your guitar and the backing track sounded amazing!!! And the video had a great quality.
#2- Can i have your backing track?
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February 9th, 2007
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When I tried dbl clicking on it, it said it wouldn't play in Real Player. So I saved it to a file. Then dbl clicked and it played in Real Player....how odd.
Anyway, John, nice chops, man! And nice tone, too!! 
Andy S.
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February 9th, 2007
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my strat came with a roller nut; there is a pin that the strings rest on that turns as the tension changes,The tunig pegs have locking screws that lock the string down in addition to winding them. I got the BT from the BT page on the web site. I use a line six POD and garage band on my mac. Thanks ,JB
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Originally Posted by Andy S
When I tried dbl clicking on it, it said it wouldn't play in Real Player. So I saved it to a file. Then dbl clicked and it played in Real Player....how odd.
Anyway, John, nice chops, man! And nice tone, too!! |
That didn't work for me.
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February 9th, 2007
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Got it working. Nicely done.
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Smooth as silk, John. One day there's going to be a knock on your door. It'll be me and my guitar.
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February 11th, 2007
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I feel that your talent is instinctual, I'd have to devote a year to my life to get that smoothness and confidence that you exhibit..Do you find playing and learning easy or do you have to work for every lick and phrase (like I do)?
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