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Old 01-21-2012, 09:04 PM
 
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This is form a recent gig. This tune was called by the keyboardist, I didn't know it but he had a chart(I am a bit off on the changes a couple of times).
Using my new custom classic telecaster.
SoundClick artist: Jostein Gulbrandsen - page with MP3 music downloads
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Old 01-21-2012, 11:26 PM
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love it, Soco! nice sound and great lines from your tele!

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Old 01-22-2012, 01:47 AM
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This is form a recent gig. This tune was called by the keyboardist, I didn't know it but he had a chart(I am a bit off on the changes a couple of times).
Using my new custom classic telecaster.
SoundClick artist: Jostein Gulbrandsen - page with MP3 music downloads
Nice warm sound.
You try sometimes blues bending...may be it is just Tele- not jazz box.
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I put on my tele 12' strings and this eliminated a little bendings...
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love it, Soco! nice sound and great lines from your tele!

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Old 01-22-2012, 07:34 AM
 
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Nice warm sound.
You try sometimes blues bending...may be it is just Tele- not jazz box.
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I put on my tele 12' strings and this eliminated a little bendings...
Hi, thanks! I love bending-trying to use a bit more of it. I don't own a jazz-box right now, but if I did I'd be bending. It is still possible to bend with 12's.
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Old 01-22-2012, 10:25 AM
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Excellent solo!
I love his phrasing and tone, is really admirable.
Thanks for sharing.
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As always, Great Job Jostein! It is a pleasure.
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Old 01-23-2012, 09:35 AM
 
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As always, Great Job Jostein! It is a pleasure.
Thanks a lot!
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Old 01-26-2012, 07:54 PM
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Very nice. I'm a Tele-holic myself.

Have you ever thought of putting flatwounds on your Tele?
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Some killer lines in there, nice.
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Very nice. I'm a Tele-holic myself.

Have you ever thought of putting flatwounds on your Tele?
Hi, thanks a lot! Telcasters are great instruments for sure.
I have never tried flatwounds on this guitar or any of my other guitars.
I like to listen some other guitarists using flatwounds but it doesn't work in terms of sound and feel for what I am doing. I am also using these guitars for pop, rock and blues.
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Some killer lines in there, nice.
Thanks a lot!
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Old 01-27-2012, 01:30 PM
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Hi, thanks a lot! Telcasters are great instruments for sure.
I have never tried flatwounds on this guitar or any of my other guitars.
I like to listen some other guitarists using flatwounds but it doesn't work in terms of sound and feel for what I am doing. I am also using these guitars for pop, rock and blues.
Flatwounds aren't for everyone... even on a jazzbox. I used them for awhile on solidbody guitars. But now I'm gravitating toward pure nickel strings for everything.

FYI: Here's the guy from whom I got the idea to put Flatwounds on a Tele. Kenny Vaughan: Country, Rockabilly, Honkytonk and more than a little bluesy guitarist for The Fabulous Superlatives

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Hi, I have actually checked out Kenny before n some of the stuff he played with Lucinda Williams. He is a great player and he gets a really cool sound with flatwounds.
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Old 01-28-2012, 06:15 AM
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Soco, you just got that nice feeling about your playing, kind of a coffee shop sound that is still popular here. Maybe you want to buy an airline ticket and do hit the scenes here in Tokyo. Oh, make sure you bring your guitar.
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Soco, you just got that nice feeling about your playing, kind of a coffee shop sound that is still popular here. Maybe you want to buy an airline ticket and do hit the scenes here in Tokyo. Oh, make sure you bring your guitar.
Thanks! I have been in Japan in 2003, hopefully I can make it back.
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Killer as always Jostein!
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Killer as always Jostein!
Thanks so much, I hope all is well!
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Sounds great! I've had a hankering for a thinline tele for some time. One of these days... when the ship comes in!
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Sounds great! I've had a hankering for a thinline tele for some time. One of these days... when the ship comes in!
Thanks a lot! This new telecaster is a solid body custom shop Fender, but I do own a G&L ASAT semihollow with two humbuckers. I actually prefer the Fender.
I liked you clip a lot.
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