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Guitar chord forum - chordie → My local band and me → Rolin and tumblin
Live recording of my new as yet un named band in rehearsal studio hope you like it
https://soundcloud.com/graham-windle/rollintumblin
Guitar is tune A A E A B E With the low A being an octave down ,10s gauge strings but I shal be changing the low A for something heavier as it flaps a bit
John prince on bass Mike davies on drums and me on guitar
awesome Graham!
Thanks Dino I was pleased with the recording and even more that you like it
Gidday Grah
Wow that was great,must be a real buzz playing in a band like that.
Loved the drummers grove,fantastic.
Graham
That was simply fabulous. I enjoyed it a lot!
Jim
Thanks for the positive comments guys ,this track was taken from our third rehearsal session ,I have played with john some years ago but mike is new to both of us so were just feeling our way at the moment.Mikes in france for a couple of weeks but were gonna try a night at a club when he returns ,just a short set as a bit of a trial
Loved it Graham!
That's good composition & playing, Graham ... nicely done, and very enjoyable. For that tuning, you may need to keep a longer-scale, baritone guitar nearby, to avoid the floppiness of low-tuned strings.
Sounds like your move from Crete to the UK only created a temporary interruption in your career!
TF I'm going to try a heavier string maybe even a thin bass string I have an ES 335 copy here which sounds nice and dirty for this sort of thing , on the recording I'm using a yamaha pacifica 112
It came out very well on the Yamaha! I was half dabbling with the idea of a baritone awhile back, and Rondo Music makes one that's quite inexpensive that caught my eye:
http://www.rondomusic.com/hadron627na.html
It's a real "looker" also, and I thought it might be good to maintain in DADGAD tuning for some of the Led Zeppelin I like playing.
looks good but I dont think I could live with the floyd rose .
Speaking of band names, I recall Ian Anderson explaining how they arrived at Jethro Tull.
Seems they weren't very good, so they kept changing their name just so they could get re-booked at places like "The Marquee Club" back in the late 60's. They had been making various changes to their style along the way, and one night the place erupted with applause for what they were doing. The owner wanted to re-book them right away, and JT was the name they happened to be using that night. Ian says he's never really been very fond of the name, but they had to live with it under these circumstances.
Guitar chord forum - chordie → My local band and me → Rolin and tumblin
