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This is my first video recording with the loop pedal live I did one other but the tracks were already added you can see the stages I used a Boss RC-20XL loop station a Silvertone bass a strat and my Aleses drum machine the effects pedal is a Boss ME-50 the microphone is a Sure SM58 and the PA is my new Phonic with 2 speaker cabinets and 10" speakers and woolfers the Camera was a Kodak 8.2 megapixel if you get a chance check it out 
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea … d=61302658
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Pretty cool Russell,,,oh and I love the lid
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you love the lid 
yea I got it at a second hand store paid .50 cents (what a deal) I had a ball with this aint nobody around to pick with so I have to play with myself(musicially) glad you enjoyed Scott
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Thanks Wayne yea a bass adds a lot and helps with freeing your creative jucies playing with backing tracks is a really good way to improve your timing and expression the drum machine (frowned on by some) sharpens your tempo to a razors edge all the bass notes were anticipations which gives it a funky kick but working with other musicians is more rewarding to be sure and if you cant this is the best way for me to go and no arguments plus everyone shows up for the gig
wlbaye wrote:
Love it Russ! I think I might have to get a bass now. Music is just a great way of entertaining yourself. I sometimes play with backing tracks for hours.
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I think finding the right person to jam with is the hardest for me. You gotta have the similar musical background and tastes in music. I am pretty sure I would have a great time jammin with you.
I am just heading out to the Sturgis Rally, and I have my guitar packed and ready, the gals in the campgrounds seem to love guitars, even if I can't play worth a darn I can fake it.
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You got that right! sturgis is a bike rally aint it I saw a few videos it looks like Harley heaven and your right about the ladies some friends have attended a few actually made it back I have a good time jamming with most anyone have a great time in Sturgis and a safe trip and get some photos of your trip and share if you can
wlbaye wrote:
I think finding the right person to jam with is the hardest for me. You gotta have the similar musical background and tastes in music. I am pretty sure I would have a great time jammin with you.
I am just heading out to the Sturgis Rally, and I have my guitar packed and ready, the gals in the campgrounds seem to love guitars, even if I can't play worth a darn I can fake it.
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You know Russ, if you were to put a disability and a fruit in front of your name, no-one would question it. You have all the visual appearance of a blues man who hasn't just been round the block but had it fall on him AND the chops to back it up!
Way 
, guy!
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yowzer thats fine compliment not sure about the disability and fruit but I really thank you for the nice words
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Zurf that wino put up a hell of a fight but I had a head start running caus he was sittin down or layin in the alley cant remember to be able to sustain notes requires a overdrive or distortion pedal but it has to be mixed with the right amount of sustain and tone from your guitar the rest is just practice and feeling and your right a bass should set the foundation playing a lot of notes anyone can do keeping it simple takes discipline, I still like the lyin and cheatin songs and I will wear my other hat you like on the next video the earthquake was caused by my mounting the camera on my dvd and the dobro was on the table but I liked the video and decided not to do a better one it may have not come off as well thanks for the comments
]I see you rolled a wino in some back alley to get an appropriate blues hat. Something every good blues man needs is a blues hat, though I have to admit that I am still partial to your cheatin' and lyin' songs country hat with the flat brim and the silver conchas. "Old Dogs Need Loving Too" is superb. It's like something I'd expect to hear off some old Chess LPs. Also amazing was how you could keep playing through an earthquake like that.
- Zurf
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Sorry Zurf I messed up the quote syntax code and lost part of you post it wont happen again (hopefully)
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Russell_Harding wrote:
Sorry Zurf I messed up the quote syntax code and lost part of you post it wont happen again (hopefully)
Now I've got the blues.
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Have a beer or two or three or more it wont matter
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All ya need now is some leggy Gals and some fine hot Rods , Oh fake beard and cheap Wayfarers...your in ...Good work great fun ...have to say checked out your rig for this...cant afford yet.. but goood Yob
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Russell_Harding wrote:
Have a beer or two or three or more it wont matter
Ish werkin' pretty good...
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Yea aoooooh leggy gals zz top has the hot rod and sunglasses covered a beard would itch to much but thanks for the nice comments and it took me a bit and a few loans to get my gear but I dont regret it you only live once
marcalan wrote:
All ya need now is some leggy Gals and some fine hot Rods , Oh fake beard and cheap Wayfarers...your in ...Good work great fun ...have to say checked out your rig for this...cant afford yet.. but goood Yob
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yash duh spirit buddy good ol brew
Zurf wrote:
Russell_Harding wrote:
Have a beer or two or three or more it wont matter
Ish werkin' pretty good...
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I finally got around to watching this russ...that was pretty cool...
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Thanks Randy I had a lot of fun doing it,still gettting used to the loop pedal but the more I use it I get better with it (like anything) I will be doing some more videos this weekend and hope to have some more up soon
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so very cooooooooooooool Russell, loved it, going back to the dissability and fruit, may I offer
Asthmatic Lime drop Harding.
Keep the vidios coming, they give help and hope to us all
tonyblue
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Thanks tony I hope I conveyed some joy in my music to viewers and to me that's what its about I realize what comes easy to me others struggle with but it wasn't always that way a lot of practice makes it look easy I still practice things like scales and positions up and down the neck (not everyday) but often got to smell the roses too I hope with my videos to instruct others visually and with sound and have a blast doing it,appreciate your comments
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