Lazy Bone Blues (Without dist and more pauses)
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Lazy Bone Blues (Without dist and more pauses)
I have uploaded this song before but now I have remade the solo. Now it's without dist and I try to add more pauses to it.
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Lazy bone blues 2.mp3 - (5.22 MiB)
- losaavedra
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Re: Lazy Bone Blues (Without dist and more pauses)
Good stuff Michael, I enjoyed that. Getting off the time for some of the phrases also adds to it. Its the backing tracks job to stick to the time rigidly so as long as you can recover to the beat you can climb off it all over the place. Well done!
Mike
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"I feel more like I do now than when I first came on" (Ronnie Scott, Maidstone)
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Re: Lazy Bone Blues (Without dist and more pauses)
Thank'slosaavedra wrote:Good stuff Michael, I enjoyed that. Getting off the time for some of the phrases also adds to it. Its the backing tracks job to stick to the time rigidly so as long as you can recover to the beat you can climb off it all over the place. Well done!
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Re: Lazy Bone Blues (Without dist and more pauses)
Love it - you're proving how less can be more very well!
I've just compared it to the earlier version. I find the guitar sound on this new recording is bigger than when it had more distortion on it - there's also an airiness to it - more sense of dynamics - light and shade, loud and quiet.
Those long gradual fading notes you've dome too are beautiful.
I've just compared it to the earlier version. I find the guitar sound on this new recording is bigger than when it had more distortion on it - there's also an airiness to it - more sense of dynamics - light and shade, loud and quiet.
Those long gradual fading notes you've dome too are beautiful.
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Re: Lazy Bone Blues (Without dist and more pauses)
yes this is the sound
play guitar like the wind, mysterious but definitely present....
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Re: Lazy Bone Blues (Without dist and more pauses)
Good One, I like it :)
A long time ago, in the old forum : Registered: Mon, 27 Nov 2006. Wonder were the other old members all went....
Re: Lazy Bone Blues (Without dist and more pauses)
Good version...
VB is right... your guitar sound is fatter on this take. nice phrasing and dynamics. Your playing has gotten noticeably more tasteful and dynamic since you first started posting here.
VB is right... your guitar sound is fatter on this take. nice phrasing and dynamics. Your playing has gotten noticeably more tasteful and dynamic since you first started posting here.
"Throw yo' big leg over me Mama, I might not feel this good again!"
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Re: Lazy Bone Blues (Without dist and more pauses)
Yes. It's practis and practis and.............Searching for THE sound.Blindboy wrote:Good version...
VB is right... your guitar sound is fatter on this take. nice phrasing and dynamics. Your playing has gotten noticeably more tasteful and dynamic since you first started posting here.
I allso practis pauses wich I think is the "thing". I don't try to play all the time. I will continue to practis pauses.
Thank's
Re: Lazy Bone Blues (Without dist and more pauses)
You've become a true Bluesman. I like this. Very pleasant to listen to
Larz
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Re: Lazy Bone Blues (Without dist and more pauses)
Hi Larzlarz wrote: You've become a true Bluesman. I like this. Very pleasant to listen to
Larz
You know me a bit more than from this forum. I'v had been listen to other guys in this forum and learnd some new stuff and I allso askt for advice.
No, Larz, I'm not a true bluesman. I'm just me. Nothing else, but thank's for your words.
Re: Lazy Bone Blues (Without dist and more pauses)
There is one thing that drives me crazy about this forum.
When I think I understand what a certain player can do and I understand how to measure my level of skill against theirs and I get comfortable that I know what I will hear from them - that is when they surprise me with a new sound, a new feel, a new level of skill. It puts me completely off balance and challenges me again.
MR - your playing continues to surprise me - and impress me. I like this one very much and I have downloaded it to study it.
I agree with BB - your postings continue to show better and better playing.
When I think I understand what a certain player can do and I understand how to measure my level of skill against theirs and I get comfortable that I know what I will hear from them - that is when they surprise me with a new sound, a new feel, a new level of skill. It puts me completely off balance and challenges me again.
MR - your playing continues to surprise me - and impress me. I like this one very much and I have downloaded it to study it.
I agree with BB - your postings continue to show better and better playing.