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It was longer, about six and a half minutes. I faded it out!
Originally Posted by kris
It went low to high. Apart from that, I agree, it wasn't constructed for building tension and was a fairly even ride.
What is there to interest the listener? I don't know, I suspect it depends on the listener. Some people like that sort of thing. Personally, and I know it sounds selfish, I don't think about listeners, I just play it as I feel it. It comes out and is what it is.
Don't forget there was no melody as such, it's just going round the 12-bar progression. I enjoyed doing it, that's all. If others like it, that's fine, but I'm not looking for recognition.
Again, like mine, that is what it is. It's probably more interesting to some ears than mine but it has a different flavour. I have to say I don't hear much of a blues progression or blues feel. What was the form?
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04-16-2023 12:25 PM
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Easy cm blues 12 bars:
cm9/cm9/cm9/c7
fm9/fm9/cm9/cm9
Abma7/G7/cm9/Db9//
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Ok. I still didn't hear it as a blues. Is it just me?
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(You did keep the time very well, I tested it. That was impressive)
* Maybe if the AbM7 was Ab7...
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WAIT WAIT WAIT… Barney Kessel wasn’t a great musician? Originally Posted by Lionelsax
Do you live in reality?
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Reality is what exists, like the sun, the moon and the earth. But mistakes also exist, they are also part of reality :-) Originally Posted by AllanAllen
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This is the same recording with added bass and easy drums...I played bass:-) Originally Posted by ragman1
Ok. I still didn't hear it as a blues. Is it just me? *
(You did keep the time very well, I tested it. That was impressive)
* Maybe if the AbM7 was Ab7...
Now you have to hear I play blues;where is the blues?
BoxLast edited by kris; 04-17-2023 at 03:39 AM.
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He was a great jazz guitarist! Originally Posted by AllanAllen
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No, he wasn't a great guitarist, he was a great musician, he played what he sang, not the opposite. Originally Posted by kris
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Are guitarists not musicians? Originally Posted by Lionelsax
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If you play what you sing -you are great musician....?
If you sing what you play -you are great guitarist...?
I am between them.
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The guitar teaches the guitarist how to play music. Originally Posted by kris
If you play what you sing -you are great musician....?
If you sing what you play -you are great guitarist...?
I am between them.
A musician sees an instrument like a tool, some are more comfortable than others.
There is a joke for that, Stratocasters are for guitarists, telecasters are for musicians.
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In that case, I am neither :-)
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I am sorry I can't open it. Originally Posted by ragman1
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When I had the guitar in my hands for the first time, I didn't feel comfortable either. Originally Posted by Lionelsax
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Singing is more comfortable. Originally Posted by kris
When I had the guitar in my hands for the first time, I didn't feel comfortable either.
I know you'd stayed virgin for many years, girls came to you because you played the guitar.
When you wanted to do interesting things with them, they usually said : "No, no, keep the guitar !"
For sure it's not comfortable.
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It was totally different... :-) Originally Posted by Lionelsax
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Oh I see ! You played the girl and the guitars came to you ! Originally Posted by kris
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no... Originally Posted by Lionelsax
I played guitar and girls with guitars came to me!
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I used to play the saxophone and girls came to me. I gave up the sax for the guitar and guys ask me about my rig. Originally Posted by kris
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Weird, man. Impossibly good, of course, but aren't human beings odd?
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