JeffreyS
You are never to old to learn something new.
Hey Griff:
I don't have a question as much as a suggestion. I often see request for rhythm courses/teaching beyond or in addition to the basic stuff in BGU and the stuff in 52 rhythms. I like listening to the Ultimate Jam Tracks 1&2 (the "for lead guitar" track) that you provide and trying to figure out what you are doing rhythmically (some great rhythm playing in those tracks IMO). I was thinking you could do a video or two for your daily email where you pick a tune from the tracks and show us what you are doing rhythmically and tie that in with course material where appropriate.
You would be promoting two or more products with one video!
Edit: I mean to use the rhythm constructs that Griff used on the lead tracks but using the rhythm track(s) for the demo.
2nd Edit: I realize now that you have already done that, Killing Floor, Walking in My shadow are two. So maybe I should have said do more, do more!
I don't have a question as much as a suggestion. I often see request for rhythm courses/teaching beyond or in addition to the basic stuff in BGU and the stuff in 52 rhythms. I like listening to the Ultimate Jam Tracks 1&2 (the "for lead guitar" track) that you provide and trying to figure out what you are doing rhythmically (some great rhythm playing in those tracks IMO). I was thinking you could do a video or two for your daily email where you pick a tune from the tracks and show us what you are doing rhythmically and tie that in with course material where appropriate.
You would be promoting two or more products with one video!
Edit: I mean to use the rhythm constructs that Griff used on the lead tracks but using the rhythm track(s) for the demo.
2nd Edit: I realize now that you have already done that, Killing Floor, Walking in My shadow are two. So maybe I should have said do more, do more!
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