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isn't she lovely

Posted Wed, 04/14/2021 - 00:36 by Mark Rosiles
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started working on a steve wornder song

masco me27

Posted Sun, 02/28/2021 - 18:53 by Bluevan
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Playing through my masco me27 and p12q.

Stones: Under My Thumb with Harp instead of Marimba

Posted Fri, 01/22/2021 - 03:45 by RabelerF
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The cover band that I'm in tried to play "Under My Thumb" by the Rolling Stones.

A key instrument in this song is a Marimba. We had none but there is a way to substitute the Marimba by a harp.

To demo this I recorded it along with the original song (this gives you a chance to identify the song;-))  - hope, that is allowed (?). We are on Bluesharmonica.com and this is not blues but it shows that a harp can do something even in a place where not expected. continue reading...

jimmy reed jam track

Posted Fri, 12/25/2020 - 21:24 by Bluevan
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Just jamming to Joimmy reed jam track. Hope evryone is having a merry xmas and have a happy new year!

Stormy Weather

Posted Wed, 12/16/2020 - 09:07 by dano.amati
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Hi everybody, here is my version of Stormy Weather, trying to playin' it in the style of Jerry Portnoy.

Hope you like it. 

Bye

Danilo

in my life

Posted Wed, 11/11/2020 - 16:55 by Mark Rosiles
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its almost done just have to clean it up more

Hotrod Deville 4x10 converted to 5f6a bassman

Posted Wed, 10/28/2020 - 00:47 by Bluevan
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So I had this Deville 4/10 for years and never really used it, so decided to gut it(remove the printed circuit board) and build a PTP  tweed bassman circuit.  I used all the Devilles transformers so it doesnt have a tube rectifier like the original , it uses a diode rectifier. 2 6L6s, 1 12ay7, 2 12ax7s

That Man You've Been Loving

Posted Wed, 10/21/2020 - 10:55 by marcos
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Little ditty with acoustic harp (solo in the middle, and outro). In F (second position, Bb harp)

Performed and produced in quarantine by only a very talented friend (T.A. James, one-time bass player for Carey Bell, and all round musical genius) and myself. Done piecemeal from our homes, we never spoke or saw each other during the production of this.

The process started by picking a chord progression, in this case an 8-bar similar to "Ain't Nobody's Business," which evolved somewhat, then adding a bridge. T.A. laid down all the tracks except vocal and harp.  continue reading...

The Stretch Level 9 Study

Posted Thu, 09/24/2020 - 00:47 by garyhayes
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This is my recording of "The Stretch" for level 9 submission and I would welcome any comments or suggestions for improvement.

Learn by ear and using tongue covered bending

Posted Tue, 09/01/2020 - 02:59 by Laszlo Konyeczki
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Hello,

After a week of hard work I could almost catch all the notes and rhythm of the guitar solo of Jimmie Vaughan from B.B. King's Thrill is gone concert.

It requires rather advanced knowledge.

I finaly could utilize my new knowledge of tounge covered bending learnt here in school.

I realized more effective learning process compared to few years ago.