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Thanks Jim using a slide at first is tricky you have to put the slide on the fret not between them it just takes a little practice

Jack the loop is my Boss 20-XL loop station I also use a Boss F5-6 foot switch it allows me to switch up or down thru all 13 loops one other thing is its fantastic practice tool my setup cost a few buck but there are less expensive models that will be fun to use and help you develop your potential

thanks Roger with the coming of cold weather soon I will be doing a lot more recording I only go out for essentials snow all looks the same

I think anyone trying to dance to this will need a fibirator to get there heart moving again very quick tempo must have been a concert performance

Thanks all for commenting the tremolo is really fun to work with I am still getting used to the bass and treble mix on the guitar which is the reason I chose a easy blues to play but practice is always the answer Beamer don't know about surf music but I recall doing a few one of them is "Wipeout" also some old Duane Eddy or Link Ray's "Rumble" I go back a ways thanks again everyone

That was Clay Matthews and he was panelized for it;

The Pack lost a tough fought game gotta give the 49's credit no turnovers and time of possession a heartbreaker for packer fans but the seasons young and they will fight

and you will my nomad friend today I am video taping a demo with only my Boss 20XL loop station ME-50 and an amp a no frills production

After mounting it I changed strings to a new set it took a bit for them to settle did some stretching but I put the Stets thru a workout dive bombing raising several semi tones and it STAYED in tune man this is some kind of machine I think the black is a good choice with a black guitar it looks serious and bad a** save your sheckles you are going to want to own this

This is what it looks like mounted on my new Douglass 2000

This is just some lighting added for kicks

BGD I do understand the Bb is just a outside chord not included in the progression so you could use just about any chord thanks for the explanation

don't know why they put a Gb/f# in the key of G either because Gb is F# must be a typo and G is a sharp key (F#) to begin with it and as far as the Bb I think it should be called A# as far as chords are concerned in notation I can understand a # in G but not a b I would think as I understand it when playing in keys that have sharps there are no flats only naturals