The Friendly 12bar Blues Guitar Forum

where's the auto repeat button?!?!?! I could listen to that all day long! Wonderful job Mike!

absolutely beautiful VB!!

Loved it!!




also, if you don't mind me asking?, where could I find the backtrack you used for this? would like to give it a go myself

Thank you guys for your encouraging words and advice. Ratfinkdan, your advice about the mixing levels makes perfect sence to me. I have often encountered this problem before, but will make sure I listen harder next time to get the levels more even. For a "slight beginner" this was too good...

As HBL said, it is a matter of personal taste. Less distortion would probably have sounded just as good to those who prefer a cleaner tone. Myself, personally, thought you sounded great . Your tone fit the piece very well in my ears, and your playing was excellent

Thank you HBL for the review and advice. I do try to incorprate vibrato in to long sustained notes, guess my technique just doesn't pick up on the recordings as well as it does live, but that could be for the reasons you stated. The current technique I use it to release my grip from the neck so that...

Thank you Mike and VB for your reviews. I greatly appreciate everything that you guys have said. It gave me a good feeling to not be put down as so many others have done in the past. So again I say Thank You!

just a few quick things I'd like to point out.... the backtrack is the one some of you used in a collab about a year ago "slow blues in D". my playing was completely improvised in one take (after hours of noodling around to try to get the feel for the backtrack) so I do appologize for the ...

I have: an Epiphone SG a Squire Strat a Fender DG-8S accoustic and a Fender Strat (my baby) I use a Digitech RP355 effects processor pedal board, which I love all the different tones I can get out of it as well as the wide range of different effects it provides. and I have a Harbinger HA120 pa syste...

thanks all for the warm welcomes.

Hey y'all, my name is Lee, I just found this place a day ago. I'm not a man of many words and usually like to let the music speak for me, which is probably what has drawn me to the style of blues. I love the sound of a crying guitar and music that speaks for itself. I bought my first guitar 4 years ...