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I took my H2 to another jam with my friend Jim last Wednesday and got around to uploading the tracks to my computer tonite. There were a few keepers and I'll share a couple this weekend.
Jim is quite an accomplished artist in our parts and is as good of a musician, so I take advantage of any time he has to jam. He has helped me come quite a ways in my guitar playing and musical knowledge in a short time. I still am very far from where I want to be but I can see progression.
This is one of Jim's songs, it is untitled, so I named it Brazilian Sunrize, because we did another Brazilian style song the nite we jammed which I'll post as Brazilian Sunset in a couple days after I max out the listens on this one.
My guitar is the lead melody and is featured in the left ear for headphone users, Jim's guitar is featured in the right ear and is the chording and rhythm.
One of the great things about these jams is that they are usually impromtu and one try at getting it right. So I gotta try and keep on my toes... so don't be too critical of my noodling.
Thanks for listening,
Brian
Instruments: Me (a 70's Guild acoustic), Jim -Taylor (6/714ce i think)
Jim is quite an accomplished artist in our parts and is as good of a musician, so I take advantage of any time he has to jam. He has helped me come quite a ways in my guitar playing and musical knowledge in a short time. I still am very far from where I want to be but I can see progression.
This is one of Jim's songs, it is untitled, so I named it Brazilian Sunrize, because we did another Brazilian style song the nite we jammed which I'll post as Brazilian Sunset in a couple days after I max out the listens on this one.
My guitar is the lead melody and is featured in the left ear for headphone users, Jim's guitar is featured in the right ear and is the chording and rhythm.
One of the great things about these jams is that they are usually impromtu and one try at getting it right. So I gotta try and keep on my toes... so don't be too critical of my noodling.
Thanks for listening,
Brian
Instruments: Me (a 70's Guild acoustic), Jim -Taylor (6/714ce i think)
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Feter
Man you are doin a superb jammin these days which I wish I m close
and this H2 did its magic here ...the acoustic sound as they are
seperated wisely made this so good ..yup Jim is a great skilled
guy ...but the theme you are playin is all the passion ...wow
I need espresso ....thnx alot for sharin !!!!