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| thetiler said 1604 days ago (July 5th, 2005) | |
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pick that.... Thanks Mr.S --- The Tiler Check out my latest song called I't Been A While
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| Dead End said 1605 days ago (July 4th, 2005) | |
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Nice one Excellent playing. I'm inspired now I gotta keep practicing. Check out my latest song called July 3rd
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| perceptualvortex said 1604 days ago (July 5th, 2005) | |
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Right on It's like candy for the ears. Check out my latest song called Machine Man (w Beastie Boys)
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| thetiler said 1604 days ago (July 6th, 2005) | |
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Right on I was challenging to compose with so many strings away from the regular E tuning. That is one reason I posted the notes as the title. Thanks --- The Tiler Check out my latest song called I't Been A While
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| The Dancing Wolf said 1601 days ago (July 9th, 2005) | |
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Incredible I loved the parts with bass and treble at the same time. Check out my latest song called The Pack Assembles
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| snowdragon said 1600 days ago (July 10th, 2005) | |
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F*A*R*O*U*T When I saw this title on one of the lists, the first thing that popped into my mind was "gotta be T." I'm very curious as to why the capo? A fine tune T. Check out my latest song called The Wolf 7
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| thetiler said 1600 days ago (July 10th, 2005) | |
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F*A*R*O*U*T Thanks In regards to using a capo! Good point, a few things about the capo: Sometimes you can get a sweeter sound, like in the tune Emily by Simon & Garfunkel. That guitar solo work on that tune is so sweet primarily because of the capo and the richness of Garfunkels soulful singing and the guitarists brilliant fingerpicking. But the capo makes that tune. It is just an incredible piece of lttle guitar musical craftsmanship. On that tune it seems like the capo's maybe up to the 6th fret. Another thing is when you change to open tuning, many times the strings get looserk, (slinkier) and and don't always sound solid so a capo helps prevents that. Thanks so much snow for coming by. --- The Tiler Check out my latest song called I't Been A While
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| snowdragon said 1600 days ago (July 10th, 2005) | |
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F*A*R*O*U*T Ah, makes a lot of sense T. About the only open tuning I've every used is open E (Stones' Prodigal Son, Robert Johnson's Sweet Home Chicago, Come on in My Kitchen), which doesn't require tuning strings down, only up. I'll have to try that open tuning of yours one of these days. cheers snow --- When philosophy and reality collide, reality wins Check out my latest song called The Wolf 7
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| Drew Kopr said 1599 days ago (July 10th, 2005) | |
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Reminds me of eating sommores around the camp fire at the lake! I love the sound, notes and chords! Check out my latest song called WinterSong
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| Ed Hannifin said 1599 days ago (July 10th, 2005) | |
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You mention Hedges... ...but despite the tuning, I hear more of a Davey Graham, Ralph McTell, Bert Jansch kind of thing going on, I guess coming from the pattern in the right hand... Reminds me a lot of those early British Soho fingerpicky things. Very nice. Something along these lines can also be cool to have a collaborator come in on a la John Renbourn with Jansch, or even a bass player like Danny Thompson...give you that woody growl underneath as you might find in Pentangle or John Martyn or Nick Drake... I found myself wondering what this would sound like if taken at a slower tempo and with a bass. Not a criticism of how this sounds, but just wondering. With something like this, it has structure, but to my ears you could play with it. Another really nice piece of acoustic guitar. I will also mention that, despite being pretty much a standard tuning kind of guy, I do love capos. I agree with what you wrote about S&G, and I also used to love the old Jethro Tull things where Ian Anderson put the capo up on fret five or seven on a good parlor guitar... Off t' download... Check out my latest song called Next Time Around (w/jiguma)
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| thetiler said 1599 days ago (July 10th, 2005) | |
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You mention Hedges... Thanks so much egh, i really appreciate the nice post!! You really seem to be a fan of acoustical guitar! --- The Tiler Check out my latest song called I't Been A While
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| bronco said 1599 days ago (July 11th, 2005) | |
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A Highway Song Because this piece moves around so much and has such a wealth of energy, it gives me a feel of being out on the road. Zipping past fields and patches of woods on a nice sunny day. Next time I take a road trip this will go in the CD player. Check out my latest song called Strange Feeling
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| thetiler said 1599 days ago (July 11th, 2005) | |
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A Highway Song Thanks Bronco! --- The Tiler Check out my latest song called I't Been A While
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| Anyse said 1564 days ago (August 15th, 2005) | |
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Darn you! As usual, you play very well and can get that getbox really moving! I envy that in your playing as it is neither my style nor my particular talent. This time you got it clear and expressive as I have mentioned in another post that the nuances would be picked up if it were either straight miced or without any effects. Very solid, beautiful and your mastery I give you kudos for. So, you live in Santa Cruz area? I live in Sacramento. We are subjects of our great ruler Schwartzenegger! LOL Keep going. |
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Mr. S
...guitar like its ur nose. Good work bro.
S