Boom Boom

[Simo K]

Thank you all for the wonderful feedback on my first post. Here’s #2
Something borrowed, something new, and definitely something Blue.

And Happy July 4th!

Kun kitara soi, ei itkeä saa.

[Martin W]

Oh yes very up tempo and full of detail and nuances in the rhythm parts , love it!

Martin

[Simo K]

Thanks Marty!

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[kubrider]

Good stuff Simo! Has a familiar vibe to it. 🤔
Happy 4th
Rob

[Simo K]

Thank you Rob!

Kun kitara soi, ei itkeä saa.

[Garry]

Another uptempo number Simo! Well played and if I’m not mistaken it’s a John Lee Hooker blues. Thanks for sharing and all the best!

[Simo K]

Thanks Garry! You ain’t no mistaken bro!

Just watched your mutual project with Bobby, and my feet are still tapping!

Kun kitara soi, ei itkeä saa.

[Anonymous]

Sounding great Simo!

[Simo K]

Thanks a lot, Ivan!

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[Denise]

…and something Setzer-ish!
I like your up tempo groove and the nice crunchy tone from your guitar.
Glad you joined AM.
Denise

More Blues!

[Simo K]

Oh boy… Thank you Denise!
I’m glad I did!

Kun kitara soi, ei itkeä saa.

[Mike D]

rocking blues!

Live on planet Earth ? You got the blues.

[Simo K]

Thanks bro!

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[Alan K]

Some good old time rock Simo. Tight rhythm playing. Love your guitar. EPI semi hollow?

[Simo K]

Thanks Alan.
Yes, you’re right! It’s Epiphone Sheraton II, semi hollow. It’s my first and only electric guitar so far, therefore I can’t compare it to anything else. I’ve been happy with it

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[Dieter]

Really cool.

Dieter

[Simo K]

Thank you Dieter!

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[John B]

I used to go see John Lee Hooker play in Santa Cruz, California at the Catalyst. He would have been proud. Nice playing.

[Simo K]

Wow, thank you, John. I wish I could have been there too! He was on tour in Europe and performed in Finland in June 1991, while I of course was working abroad.
He’s one of my absolute favorites.

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[AndréM]

Boom! ba da Boom!
Awesome rendition.
I was hearing John Lee in my head while you played.
Well done.

AndréM

AndréM

[Simo K]

Thanks André!

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[6stringer Pete]

The groove and tempo just wants to draw one in on your fine playing there Simo. Enjoyed listening over a morning coffee.

The melody of the notes is what expresses the art of music . 🙂 6stringerPete

It really is all about ”melody”. The melody comes from a language from our heart. Our heart is the muscle in music harmony. The melody is the sweetness that it pumps into our musical thoughts on the fretboard. 🙂 6 stringer Pete

Pete
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[Simo K]

Thank you very much, Pete!

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[Ralph P.]

Boom Boom Boom Boom Simo. That’s all I heard last night (Fireworks going off in my neighborhood). Very appropriate song for July 4th. I especially like the Yardbirds version. Keep On Rockin’ That Epiphone Simo.
Ralph P.
Ohio, USA

Ralph P.

[Simo K]

Thank you Ralph! I think I will!
And hey, thanks for friendship!

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[Mr.Charlie]

Nice blues, beautiful guitar

told me so

[Simo K]

Thanks Charlie!

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[Bob Utberg]

Great classic Simo and well played! BOOM BOOM BOOM. Big Head Todd & The Monsters does a fantastic version in my humble opinion! Happy 4th. Bob

Bob U. (aka Bobby Ut)

[Simo K]

Thanks Bob! I just looked up Big Head Todd version on Youtube and I can only agree with you. Have to dig up more of them later. Seems to be stylish stuff, no bling bling!

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[Helen Lazaridou]

Fantastic performance with great tempo really cheering me up!I loved it❤❤

[Simo K]

Thank you Helen! <3

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[Geoff]

Such a fun one Simo. I love this one from Johny Lee Hooker and enjoyed your playing of it.

[Simo K]

Thanks Geoff!

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