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hows about another type of music as well,my blues is really bad.
I think you'd be surprised at the ones you already know ... anything based around this pattern:
is a blues song, (where I=G, IV=C and V=D ... or I=A, IV=D and V=E would be blues in G or A respectively) and sometimes it's more the feeling of the song, like some of Bob Dylans songs sound bluesy because of his voice.
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Richard
I'd consider anything done by Clapton to be blues ... so Alberta, Alberta .. and Layla, etc ...
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Richard
Cool, always good when you can "gel' with another muso and rip out some good tunes!!!
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Richard
I did this song at the music club:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkHgevQXio4
I guess it's folk, or maybe folk-rock ... I'm terrible at pigeon-holing stuff .... anyway, enjoy!
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Richard
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Richard
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heres a folk song i did a while ago.
the back story is i have two penpals in Delaware they are both quilters
this is the old sending a letter type of penpal,it is organised through our local library.
i dont know what went wrong with my bio, i submitted,as i have no idea about quilting.
still its nice to have someone to correspond with.
Nice one, and it looks like my SoundCloud comment worked!!
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Richard
neophytte wrote:I was playing this one the other day, it seemed to work quite well, sorry for the mistakes:
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Richard
Nicely done neophytte, liked the added reverb on the vocals would added to it. An oldie but a goodie.
Thanks!
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Richard
Wikipedia came up saying it was Pop whereas I have always thought it was Blues
My kids are always telling me information on Wikipedia is skewed, but I always say it's crowd sourced and vetted, so it should be correct - but here I would agree with you, I'd consider it Blues and not Pop, so perhaps Wikipedia is not the "source of truth" I thought it was.
But yes, great song in a great movie!! I still have the VHS cassette of it from when my old video player remote was still connected via a wire ... !! I watched it again about 1 or 2 years ago, still a great movie (unlike the sequel).
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Richard
Here is a re-write of a song I had written...... now its more like rocking blues
I must admit I find it hard to "visualize" songs that are written and not sung - any chance you could play it for us?
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Richard
Make sure you get the chordpro formatted song for your external application - it's under the "eye" icon and should have the chords within square brackets and in-line (eg " ... this is a [G] song ... ").
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Richard
Richard ,Brian both good songs you both get a great acoustic tone, well done guys
Thank you!
Brian - I added a comment on SoundCloud then went through so many hoops to log in, two songs finished in the background!! My comment was "that took an unexpected turn" towards the end of the song. (I don't think it saved it)
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Richard
Perth musician who was always active on the scene:
https://www.perthnow.com.au/entertainme … c-17998949
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Richard
I was playing this one the other day, it seemed to work quite well, sorry for the mistakes:
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Richard
I wish I had the skill and patience to build guitars an amps. Well done to those who can, you have my admiration.
Not quite the same, but I installed a synth kit in my guitar:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzO8Yys … mp;index=6
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Richard
At one point. I had well over 40 in my arsenal . Maybe over 50. I lost count. I`m DOWN to 28 now.
I hear you - I did a "collection" photo around the same time Covid hit, and I knew I had a few, but was surprised I crept close to 30 - my collection includes some rare and expensive (well, they are now) guitars, but you can't play them all at once, nor can you take them with you.
I've sold a couple, and haven't bought anymore, but I must admit I find it hard to part with pieces which I have an emotional attachment, which is most of them ...
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Richard
Richard, Nicely performed. I had never heard of that song, read it was almost not released. ( I also read it's about either Heroin or a girl- both can be pleasurable and deadly
) Thanks for sharing. JIm
No worries - the band was a bit obtuse in the 80's but became quite well known in the 90's, as other underground music went mainstream ...
neo, never heard of this song, so like TIG, I looked up the meaning of the song and yes is right with his comments on what the song is about. Interesting little song, it punched along with the strumming as you played it. The Reverb or echo mostly good, maybe a little over done in a few places?. I enjoyed listening to it.
Thank you!
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Richard
Golden Brown cover:
I should be doing a video with my friend next week, but I'm not sure what song we will do, but it will probably be either rocky or folky (it will be keyboard and guitar). I should have it ready for March ...
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Richard
neophytte, that was great! Loved the piano/ piano organ for a change, it really suited this song and your voice. I would love to see the lyrics to this song. Some great lyrics in there, well done
I only have a scan of the original working notes ...
I usually scribble stuff as I'm recording, which is where the song takes shape ...
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Richard
Nice recording Richard ,I could see the story in my mind .
Thank you!
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Richard
This is one I wrote a few year ago, has the line " ... she lights up a cigarette, and pulls back some death ..."
http://neophytte.mine.nu/audio/mp3/SpiralStaircase.mp3
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Richard
Richard you almost have an Arlo Guthrie feel on this one which works well with your guitar and vocal.
Thanks Peatle!
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Richard
I'm thinking about doing this song at our next club meet - Louise, by Peter Siebel:
I know the Leo Kottke cover better (although it's not played like that). Anyway.
Enjoy!
Richard
As any thing goes this is a cover of No love in Oaklahoma by Luke Combs ,Still a work in progress as so far its just me and the looper
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgLE_rupdtM
Sounds good!!! The guitar is a bit loud in the mix, are you recording individual tracks or mixing it straight to 2 track (or mono?) ... the slide solo was excellent!!
You need a "fill light" to your lower left though, the overhead is causing a lot of shadow on your face ... doesn't have to be anything special, just get that harsh edge off the light.
Hope it helps ..
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Richard
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