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| Three Cat Clem said 1019 days ago (February 9th, 2007) | |
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Modern Blues... Thanks for your comments. I do try to bring my own element to it, all influences, styles, etc. I like a lot of the guys that record for Fat Possum Records, the masters and the new people. Everyone from Junior Kimbrough, RL Burnside, Bob Log to the Black Keys and White Stripes. I have been exposed to a little of James Blood Ulmer, but not a lot. Any special things I should listen to. also I understand he uses some interesting open tunings. Check out my latest song called Whisky Drinkin' Bastard
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| jpfeiff said 1018 days ago (February 11th, 2007) | |
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James Blood.. ...actually, I haven't listened to him for years and don't have a specific recommendation. Something in your style just jogged a memory of his stuff. I'll definitely check out Fat Possum records--thanks for the tip... Check out my latest song called The Fog
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| said 1018 days ago (February 10th, 2007) | |
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HEY 3cat YOu have done it agian very interesting. You know if you ever need some bass well i do that. Great song it reminds me of eskimo stew by me |
| Three Cat Clem said 1015 days ago (February 13th, 2007) | |
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Bass... Great, Let's work together soon... Check out my latest song called Whisky Drinkin' Bastard
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| JOAN said 1016 days ago (February 12th, 2007) | |
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bringin it! GREAT slide. wow. luv the whole production. amongst the other references maybe a little dinosaur jr too. going to check out more of your stuff! Check out my latest song called MUD
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| Three Cat Clem said 1015 days ago (February 13th, 2007) | |
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Thanks... Really appreciate you giving it a listen. Thanks. Check out my latest song called Whisky Drinkin' Bastard
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jpfeiff
You get some really nice tone on that slide guitar---and it sounds like you are having a hell of a lot of fun playing it, too! There's a real nice "modern" (for lack of a better word) element to your stuff that really separates it from typical blues. Ever listen to James Blood Ulmer?
Jim