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That was an incredible musical performance.

What a group of talent.  They were so into that second song - it was like the music was just pouring out of their souls.

Thanks for sharing!
Badeye - I don't how you find all these great performances - it certainly is enriching!

Jim

Bill
Is it easier playing Bass guitar since you have so ability and experience as a drummer ?
Beautiful set up !

Jim

Thanks TF - nah   -  not me.

I listened to that song - Damn Right I got the Blues that Badeye posted and I got messing around with Blues chords and this popped in my head. 

Here is a soundcloud version I recorded today - https://soundcloud.com/tigljk/it-dont-matter

it needs someone that actually can sing and play to do it justice I think. 

Thanks for the kind words though.

Jim

Easybeat - I like it- guitar sounded quite well!
What chords were they ?

I would've liked to seen the lyrics , maybe you can post if you get a chance.

dc
love it
nicely put together.....
lets hear a recorded version

JIm

Congrats  - it sounds like a fantastic axe!

TF

In the words of Bruce Springsteen     " 'I've got this guitar and I learned how to make it talk'  "  (Thunder Road)

Superb playing, one of my favorite songs to listen to when relaxing.

Thanks for sharing

Jim

Badeye - you got me going into the blues this morning and I came across the biography of Robert Leroy Johnson - Holy crap - I had never heard of him.......
after reading the story which was incredible - a lot of stuff suddenly made sense... especially the connection to the influence on Eric Clapton.  Clapton's album " Crossroads"  - aligned with the incredible crossroads story of Johnson's alleged  deal with the devil  @ the crossroads in a cemetery. - not to mention the death of his first child during the childbirth process - people said it was his payment to the devil in exchange for his musical ability that suddenly came over him.

It is a fascinating story - heck - they don't even know how Johnson  died or where he is buried - so many wild stories.   

I truly was educated by these reading- one thing linked to another - and suddenly almost two hours had gone by !

Not to mention coming across the 1968 Crossroads album that has John Mayall, Cream ( which Clapton played for), Bluesbreakers, Blind Faith, Delaney and Bonnie, Derek and the Dominos, Duane Allman, and Clapton himself - what a 4 cd set !!!  Great, great music!

Thanks for the inspiration this am Badeye !
Jim

Here is a quick recording I posted on soundcloud - the usual apology for the singing ! 

https://soundcloud.com/tigljk/love-is-not-love

ahhh   Phill

I should've caught that - my bad

Jim

Thank you TF !

I just think it has a really sweet sound to it - and I like how the chorus goes. To me it's filled with a little certainty and uncertainty... the stuff love is made of in our everyday lives.

I wish I could sing because when I play it and it's my inner voice singing ( which always sounds great) it feels so good - but when I record myself - not so much 

I have it now in my chordie songbook  - this is the link for anyone that wants to use that form - I like viewing it there much better.

http://www.chordie.com/chord.pere/?url= … ranspose=0

Thanks again for the kind words TF !

Jim

ps... my wife likes my inner voice a lot more than my outer voice as well !