Jam Challenge - Show Us Your Stuff!

[Many Moons]

Thanks.
The Marty McFly moment is when he's onstage playing Johnny B. Goode and takes off on a shred solo. The band stops and he just keeps on going.

Oh yeah!! I remember that!!

 

[Ted_Zeppelin]

Thanks!
Did you say the bar is open? Great!

@Crossroads told me you were buying.

 

[PapaRaptor]

@Crossroads told me you were buying.

@Crossroads always says someone else is buying!

 

[CaptainMoto]

Hey hey!!
Smooth playing Papa!

Just like you knew what you where doing.

Nice one!

 

[Ted_Zeppelin]

Hey hey!!
Smooth playing Papa!

Just like you knew what you where doing.

Nice one!

The crowd in chanting for @CaptainMoto to take the stage. It's time for the headliner!!!!!

 

[PapaRaptor]

Just like you knew what you where doing.

Thanks!
You can fool all the people some of the time and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time.

 

[CaptainMoto]

The crowd in chanting for @CaptainMoto to take the stage. It's time for the headliner!!!!!

Funny boy!
Elvis has left the building.

 

[JoeLamere]

both links were great

 

[PapaRaptor]

Well, it has been 8 days since the first post and we are at almost 1200 views in this thread, and post #69 (this one), with only 4 posted videos. What's going on?
I've seen a bunch of people in the peanut gallery who have done videos in the past, but nothing here. I'm starting to feel like I need to do the Bluto Blutarsky speech from Animal House.

 

[artyman]

A bit busy at the moment

 

[Paleo]

The authorities might recognize me.

 

[dvs]

It's been a while. I said a few pages ago that I was on it, and that was no lie. But accepting the challenge - which I'll define as laying down 10 12-bar choruses in a row without a #%$* trainwreck in the middle - exposed more than a few limitations in my skills. For this knowledge I am grateful.

So having found some problems, I started to work on solutions. At this point I think I've been more successful at finding ways to avoid the problems than at solving them. There are a ton of flubs and goofs, but I'm ready to call this one done and move on. Thanks Lloyd!

https://youtu.be/OxSapThFepc

 

[Ted_Zeppelin]

It's been a while. I said a few pages ago that I was on it, and that was no lie. But accepting the challenge - which I'll define as laying down 10 12-bar choruses in a row without a #%$* trainwreck in the middle - exposed more than a few limitations in my skills. For this knowledge I am grateful.

So having found some problems, I started to work on solutions. At this point I think I've been more successful at finding ways to avoid the problems than at solving them. There are a ton of flubs and goofs, but I'm ready to call this one done and move on. Thanks Lloyd!

https://youtu.be/OxSapThFepc

Very nice Doug! You had me all prepared to witness a train wreck but what I saw and heard was far from that. You put down some great riffs, played through several different boxes and had some nice transitions between licks. I think you will agree that this exercise is very beneficial. I guarantee the next time you do this it will get easier and so forth each additional time. Great job!

 

[PapaBear]

It's been a while. I said a few pages ago that I was on it, and that was no lie. But accepting the challenge - which I'll define as laying down 10 12-bar choruses in a row without a #%$* trainwreck in the middle - exposed more than a few limitations in my skills. For this knowledge I am grateful.

So having found some problems, I started to work on solutions. At this point I think I've been more successful at finding ways to avoid the problems than at solving them. There are a ton of flubs and goofs, but I'm ready to call this one done and move on. Thanks Lloyd!

https://youtu.be/OxSapThFepc

Nice job Doug

 

[Many Moons]

Oh yeah!!! Great stuff Doug. Loved the tweedlies and double stops, and the SRV licks. Well done sir.

 

[PapaRaptor]

There are a ton of flubs and goofs, but I'm ready to call this one done and move on. Thanks Lloyd!

Excellent job, Doug. Funny you should mention moving on. I may have something else up my sleeve in the next few days. Watch this space.

 

[dvs]

Thanks, you all!

Excellent job, Doug. Funny you should mention moving on. I may have something else up my sleeve in the next few days. Watch this space.

Eagerly awaiting your prestidigitation.

 

[PapaRaptor]

Thanks, you all!
Eagerly awaiting your prestidigitation.

I would never do that in public.

 

[Many Moons]

I would never do that in public.

What is it, and I'll let you know if I would.

 

[tommytubetone]

What is it, and I'll let you know if I would.

pres•ti•dig•i•ta•tion prĕs″tĭ-dĭj″ĭ-tā′shən
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• n.
  Performance of or skill in performing magic or conjuring tricks with the hands; sleight of hand.
• n.
  Skill or cleverness, especially in deceiving others.
• n.
  Legerdemain; sleight of hand; prestigiation; the performance of feats requiring dexterity and skill, particularly of the fingers; hence, juggling in general.