Getting psyched to clear the 10.2 hurdle!
- Thread starter wgabree
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Oh man, I could watch that clip over and over. The problem with that video is that as soon as I watch I spend the next hour watching all the ones on the side. Thanks for posting.
and here's a version I love. I wish there was one of him doing it with a 6 string though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZkLVinwR4E&feature=related
and here's a version I love. I wish there was one of him doing it with a 6 string though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZkLVinwR4E&feature=related
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b0b_b4rk3r
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I'm getting closer - just a couple of more days practice and I'll post 10.2
Hoorah.....something to slow Wayne down.... ;D Can't keep up with the lessons posted......keyboard is overheating..... ;D
Seriously though.....great work Wayne......keep 'em comin'.....
Great vid too.....SRV is/was just awesome...
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ihop
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Thats the show he did that they boo'd him through the whole show, he played harder each song,wasn't long getting off stage either when he was done. He went on to win the grammys, a couple years later they got him back and they thought he was the greatest. How anyone can stand there and watch that and boo is beyond me. If you can't see talent there, you better get a hobby.
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HeidelbergBlues
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Can't wait to hear it Wayne!
SRV and Pride and Joy is what brought me back to the guitar.
I think Montreux was more of a Jazzy, R&B type venue and people weren't prepared for SRV. I remember the first time I watched the DVD and going what the heck, are they booing him? I couldn't believe it! Then I watched the bonus material where they talked about it, and then how they went back in 1985 and brought down the house! If you're an SRV fan, check it out. Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble Live at Montreux
Sorry Wayne, didn't mean to hijack your thread here...
SRV and Pride and Joy is what brought me back to the guitar.
I think Montreux was more of a Jazzy, R&B type venue and people weren't prepared for SRV. I remember the first time I watched the DVD and going what the heck, are they booing him? I couldn't believe it! Then I watched the bonus material where they talked about it, and then how they went back in 1985 and brought down the house! If you're an SRV fan, check it out. Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble Live at Montreux
Sorry Wayne, didn't mean to hijack your thread here...
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Emilio
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Dude
You would not believe some of the blues faces I have been pulling trying to get this technique under my fingers. The only thing I have managed to develop so far is a frown line I could park my motor bike in :-/
If you have never done this before and can get it down (properly) after only two days practice you seriously deserve a gold medal in my book
You would not believe some of the blues faces I have been pulling trying to get this technique under my fingers. The only thing I have managed to develop so far is a frown line I could park my motor bike in :-/
If you have never done this before and can get it down (properly) after only two days practice you seriously deserve a gold medal in my book
It's hard - until you get the feel, then it becomes easier. And it absolutely sounds like crap before you get it.
IGNORE that it sound bad! Just keep practicing. Griff is right - it's in the speed, but you won't get the speed until you have that bass line down.
Think of this more as a Bass line - but you happen to have some high hat to accent it (the high strings)
The bass notes have to be held for the full note value then the little hi hit, and into the next bass note
daaah-dat daaah-dat daaah-dat daaah-dat
otherwise it doesn't swing
notice that Griff on his recording even gets a little vibrato going on the bass notes
IGNORE that it sound bad! Just keep practicing. Griff is right - it's in the speed, but you won't get the speed until you have that bass line down.
Think of this more as a Bass line - but you happen to have some high hat to accent it (the high strings)
The bass notes have to be held for the full note value then the little hi hit, and into the next bass note
daaah-dat daaah-dat daaah-dat daaah-dat
otherwise it doesn't swing
notice that Griff on his recording even gets a little vibrato going on the bass notes
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HeidelbergBlues
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I just can't get the rake down
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HeidelbergBlues
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I missed this in the in the course material, with the base line and the rake? I'll have to go check that out...