hello ya'll.
was just listening to great guitar music from some of my favorites.
who are your all time favorites?
Quote " SRV would also be in my top 5, he got his licks from Freddy King, Jerry Reed, Albert King. He took that stuf and put some serious attitude on it. I am in a never ending search for THAT tone . .Start out with 012. strings strong fingers and some cocaine and alchohol. And some superglue to glue your callouses back on."
Been there done that. I play 12s on a couple of my Strats tuned to Eb through a Blackface. . . . Gets me closer but I ain't no Jimi Ray Clapton . . .
amateur video producer and first post here.
i just posted my new video on youtube: watchtower - time to blow the cover.. enjoy!.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mn5xly4msk4.
Awesome!!! Keep up the good work! you CAN make a difference!
hello ya'll.
was just listening to great guitar music from some of my favorites.
who are your all time favorites?
Oh! and like bigred says . . LINK WRAY!!!!!!!
Oh Yeah!!! . . . . . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Pl_uTCM93M
hello ya'll.
was just listening to great guitar music from some of my favorites.
who are your all time favorites?
I can't leave this Jimmi thing alone . . he was just a dis-advantaged mixed race kid from the bad side of Seattle, WA. Gawd DAYUM!
hello ya'll.
was just listening to great guitar music from some of my favorites.
who are your all time favorites?
SRV would also be in my top 5, he got his licks from Freddy King, Jerry Reed, Albert King. He took that stuf and put some serious attitude on it. I am in a never ending search for THAT tone . . .
Jimi Hendrix is in my top 5 also, man there ain't never been a better R&B rhythm player than Jimi when he was with Little Richards band. No one shook the music world like Jimmi. When he came on the US scene at Monterey Pop in '67 it was like Aliens landing on the White House lawn in 1953's "The Day The Earth Stood Still". Just check out the pop musical landscape for 1967, then contrast it with numbers like "Foxey Lady', "Hey Joe", "The Wind Cries Mary", and "Purple Haze" . . all got their American debut at Monterey in 1967.
Also, his Woodstock rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner" is a cultural touchstone for an entire generation . . . Check it out . . I get goosebumps everytime I see it . . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4AU7oK-xMQ
Peace, out \/
hello ya'll.
was just listening to great guitar music from some of my favorites.
who are your all time favorites?
Bluesbreaker nails it . .
But Joe Bonamassa is definately in the top 10
i am collecting guitar musicians.......their music.
i am collecting great perfomances.....rare ones of musicians that would not otherwise be together......
i wold love your input.........and would share music with those interested.
this lad ain't half bad either, by the sound of that intro he's been listening to U2
i am collecting guitar musicians.......their music.
i am collecting great perfomances.....rare ones of musicians that would not otherwise be together......
i wold love your input.........and would share music with those interested.
Am I the only person here that ever heard of Link Wray, the father of Punk and Hard Rock?
Link Wray then . . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUHz0i8_ziA
Link Wray now . . . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Pl_uTCM93M
The Fabulous Joe Bonamassa doing the John Lee Hooker classic "Burning Hell"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAX_ABCNOe4
I like this guy, don't know who he is, but I like his attitude . . .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQ4-iEn4a_8
Jerry Chin . . . love "Canon in D" . . . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmOBTP0iDqY
Greatest solo of all time . . Claptons solo on "Crossroads". I'm a pretty good geetar player but I have worked on that for almost a year and am just getting close.
Greatest performance of the modern era . . Jimi H doing the "Star Spangled Banner" at Woodstock. ~That~ is the cultural touchstone of an entire generation.
Second greatest . . Hendrix at Monterey
And finally, for your enjoyment . . Shred Accordian . . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVbuIZ-5-8o
after 12 months i am now at the pinnacle of some considerable change in my life, a time of consolidation and reflection; i thought i would share my journey.
when someone joins jwd they often post a biography to highlight how they come to be where they are at and what stage they are at in their recovery from spiritual abuse; i did and my biography spanned my childhood and into early adulthood.
some of it was hard to write, and caused some bitterness to raise its head again, luckily it was shortlived and i hope that my experiences in one way or another have helped others.
Great bio, well written and a happy ending. I also feel drawn to my Celtic roots. Thinking of getting a Celtic Triqueta armband tattoo as a symbol of my freedom.
just wanting to find out some of you all's hobbies.. my favorite is video gaming.
i love it and i love visiting video gaming stores.
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is there an echo here??
D'Oh!!
