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Post by joachim on Jan 14, 2015 14:31:23 GMT -6
I managed to get a decent recording of Glamour Girl at full speed: soundcloud.com/joachim-dahl-1/glamour-girlThe beginning of the song is the difficult part, but helped me focus on 16-note alternate picking, which I need to work on for the last of BYCU as well. |
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Post by cunningr on Jan 14, 2015 15:19:03 GMT -6
Wow that was very good, I got to get that play along book also, I bought the one with cold shot in it, which I have been working on. Keep me coming, that sounded like a professional.
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Post by jack1982 on Jan 14, 2015 15:56:59 GMT -6
I really liked that Joachim, that's such an awesome song! Your guitar sits right in the mix really nice, sounds like it's part of the original recording. I'll have you know you're responsible for me buying two of those play along books lol - the BB King and the Albert King ones  |
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Post by blackcountrymick on Jan 14, 2015 16:12:22 GMT -6
Excellent, you can see that your time spent on Blues Rhythms has really paid off and you've still yet to finish the book  . Like I have said before you are developing a very effective rhythm style, keep up the good work mate. |
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Post by Phil on Jan 14, 2015 17:19:39 GMT -6
Nicely done, Joachim. If we didn't already have a guy named T-Bone on this forum I'd start calling you T-Bone. I have this book (because of you) and have listened to the CD, but still haven't started learning anything from it. Once again I have to say that that really sounded good. |
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Post by bluesbruce on Jan 14, 2015 21:04:06 GMT -6
Joachim,
I really enjoyed that one - man, I may have to buy that book, too. I've really come to enjoy those Hal Leonard play along books - I must have about a dozen of them (including The Blues one, the B. B. King one, one of the Eric Clapton ones, the Creedence Clearwater one - they are a lot of fun to, well (of course), play along with. Your postings have me looking back at BRYCU, too, and I may have to post some of those (assuming I ever record anything again...). Keep 'em coming.
Bruce
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. Like I have said before you are developing a very effective rhythm style, keep up the good work mate.
