I think this old Hank&Bruce song would be a nice vehicle for blues soloing, but haven't heard anybody improvise on it. Never learned it 100%, and don't really want to either. Wish I was a better player to pull off my vision about it.
http://www.box.net/shared/athmx8eqzm
We didn't really have time to make this proper, so there are timing issues and such things, and some of the quickly made "guide lead guitar" that tries to follow the original, is still there. Me on guitar, a friend on bass, and software drums. All played direct to PC, to keep the neighbors happy. Guitars used some "Malcolm Young rhythm tone" we picked from the software (called "Guitar rig" or something).
Indian Blues
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HalfBlindLefty
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Re: Indian Blues
That´s quite nice.
A long time ago, in the old forum : Registered: Mon, 27 Nov 2006. Wonder were the other old members all went....
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DeaconBlues
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Re: Indian Blues
I like it!
Sort of a Spaghetti Western, Surf, Psychedelic vibe.
Sort of a Spaghetti Western, Surf, Psychedelic vibe.
That boy ain't right...,
but he's big on the North Sea Coast of Germany.
but he's big on the North Sea Coast of Germany.
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VikingBlues
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Re: Indian Blues
Interesting mix and quite "spaghetti" as Deacon mentions. Works well. I wouldn't have thought of using a tone called "Malcolm Young" with this piece. Nice one. 
An improv a day keeps the demons at bay!
Re: Indian Blues
Cool! 
I agree.DeaconBlues wrote:Sort of a Spaghetti Western, Surf, Psychedelic vibe.
"Throw yo' big leg over me Mama, I might not feel this good again!"
Re: Indian Blues
Thanks!
The idea was to play it a bit differently, unorthodox, if you will. Seems like every body plays it down the line, so we went for the cross roads instead.
Actually, the plan is to play this song with ukulele + melodica at some jam gig somewhere one of these days... so this was practice for that... sort of.
The idea was to play it a bit differently, unorthodox, if you will. Seems like every body plays it down the line, so we went for the cross roads instead.
Actually, the plan is to play this song with ukulele + melodica at some jam gig somewhere one of these days... so this was practice for that... sort of.
Re: Indian Blues
The tone is fitting well! Playing, too, some bends may need practice (who am I to say this 
), but I think you matched the theme very well. 
), but I think you matched the theme very well.