So there's a great tune by Otis Rush called Three Times A Fool. I actually came across the tune because I heard Joe Bonamassa do it... but then I stumbled
I always get a kick out of the fancy music theory names for stuff...
Modes are a perfect example... Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, and Locrian - and they all
I love guitar gear - amps, guitars, pedals, slides, picks, strings, straps, cases, cables... you name it, I'm into it.
But guitar gear can be a frightening thing if you're new
Fellow BGU'er and my good friend Lloyd (Paparaptor on the forum) asked me about this particular technique that SRV uses in many places, but it's really obvious on this tune
There's a version of Clapton doing Sweet Home Chicago that I've always really dug from his Robert Johnson Session back in 2004...
(hopefully this will stay up, sometimes the Youtube copyright
Q: You know the difference between the rhythm guitar and the lead guitar?
A: Where they stand on the stage... (cue laugh track)
I know, bad joke, but it makes a good
I love this sound and I've always associated it with Jimi Hendrix as I believe he does it in "All Along The Watchtower."
Of course, as I was listening further I
Recently I spent a lot of time listening to Red House by Jimi Hendrix, as well as slow blues by Johnny Winter, SRV, and Gary Moore...
And I found a really
One of the subtle things about playing guitar has to do with articulation, or how you attack a note.
Sure, you can pick it, but there are a lot of other
May 14, 2015 marks the end of an era...
BB King passed away quietly at his Las Vegas home, according to his daughter Patty. He had been in hospice for a