EP626 – Vintage Blues over Quist Backing Track

[Garry]

Hi All,

Short but hopefully sweet for this one. Vintage Blues EP626. I’m playing at a reduced speed and tried to dial in an appropriate tone for this lesson. Hope everyone is well. Recorded this a couple of weeks ago. Battling Vertigo at the moment, wouldn’t wish it on anyone, not very pleasant!!!

Garry

[John H]

Well played Garry-
Tempo is perfect… you hit all the ‘sweet’ spots, very fluid and tasty. I hope you are feeling better.

John

[David L]

Wonderful, Garry. Your tone is perfect for this. You nailed this one. Good luck with the vertigo – it is definitely not fun. I hope it passes quickly for you.

[Guido]

Brilliantly played and recorded, and very nice video shooting, Garry! With the close-up shots one can appreciate your flawless alternate picking technique, which results in a perfect rendition like this one! Glad also to see the old Gretsch back in action: always a pleasure to listen to her distinctive tone!
Really sorry for the vertigo: I wish you a quick recover, my friend!

Guido

[Dieter]

Wow, that sounds wonderfully authentic. Great sound and playing.

Dieter

[Bob M.]

Nice job Garry! One of my favorites. Great tone and smooth and articulate. Very sorry to hear about the vertigo. I know first hand how debilitating that is.

[James B]

Great playing and cool camera shots, Garry. Hope you’re feeling better soon.

James

[charjo]

Well played, Gary. Thanks for highlighting the lesson, there’s some nice licks in there.
Get well, that sounds kind of uncomfortable
John

[JoeD1]

Nicely played Garry. And the tone was right on the money too. I struggled with vertigo after my accident and found the Epley maneuver quite helpful (you can do it yourself at home).

Joe

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