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This isn’t anything you haven’t heard before; in fact, several parts are from lessons or resemble parts of lessons. I played it on my 2014 Guild Savoy with flatwound .011 to .052 strings.
I recorded a bunch of songs yesterday and threw most of them away after listening, but I like the way I played on here (some of it’s so slow, you can probably hear me considering my options).
Don D.
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Hey Don you have nice combination of rhythm, licks, riffs and percussion going on throughout the whole thing. The attack and feel on the groove is solid from beginning to end. Bravo!
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Ditto for me, Don! Real cool ending, also.
Acoustics of your closet still hitting on all cylinders. Enjoyed.
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Thank you Bruce, Ron, John (johnstrat), satellite, Sunjamr Steve, Billy, Kevin, Wilfried, Phil, Ivan, thanks all of you, for all the kind words.
Thanks Steve, it’s improv, but improv based on things I know and practice; the order is improv but the choruses themselves are familiar to me.
Thanks Kevin, I was really glad to hear you played along. I’d like to hear that if it’s ever convenient. If there’s a particular chorus you like, I could repeat that with variations and post a downloadable file.
Thanks Phil, overdubbing is a good idea, some of the rhythm stuff asks for it. I’m learning to play that stuff hoping to find another musician to play with on a regular basis, but I ought to try and see what I can do.
Martyn in France, if you stumble on this, I haven’t forgotten about posting “Going to New York,” I just haven’t come up with a nice recording yet. The key of D is still more of a challenge.
Don D.
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Nice one Don, I thoroughly enjoyed the lay back approach to acoustic blues. Congratulations pulling on the 11-52’s with the blues for 10 minutes and even more respect for playing it straight and no fancy effects editing.
Let’s have more …..Richard
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Hi Don,
That was impressive! Playing with no backing track and keeping everything consistent with rhythm and licks. You’ve been holding out on us by not playing more….get the Guild out more in the New Year and get pickin!
Happy Holidays!
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WTG Don,, nice foot tapping and relaxed strumming with cool bunch of riffs with tight fills ,, this is what Brian mentions” call and response” you should continue practicing like this,,nice slow blues tempo tapping that foot helps direct the feel and plenty going on here! great work,, long but like it.. next time be “fickle” lol as Brian said for December challenge! lol
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