The Phoenix weather forecast calls for highs of 116°F tommorrow and 117°Ffor the day after. Looking for activities best done under the AC. Decided to check out instructional music videos on YouTube and see what was available. It's amazing how many
Lulu ; )
On 2020-07-10 2:37 p.m., LULU wrote:for the day after. Looking for activities best done under the AC. Decided to check out instructional music videos on YouTube and see what was available. It's amazing how
The Phoenix weather forecast calls for highs of 116°F tommorrow and 117°F
Lulu ; )
i think most of them are drunk
That would explain a lot.
On Sat, 11 Jul 2020 14:26:30 -0700 (PDT), LULU
<lulupakalolo@yahoo.com> wrote:
That would explain a lot.
Saw a guy do a nice rendition of the Stones (Keith's) "Love in Vain".
Seems he might have done a double-take, twice, marginally fast and
then as fast as normal tempo is for slow blues song;- Keith likes his
own tunings, plays a customized 5-string Tele for same, and there
wasn't a clue to where this Utuber was at, apart from being all over
the neck, in that relation. Probably standard tuning on a standard six-sting, at least for him. Where or Keith plays it, even if
off-standard, seems now immaterial: This Utuber knew what he wanted
and was doing and nailed the riffs.
There's a lot of different approaches. Goes with individual style, as
does its reception and somewhat for how "good" a (better Utber) player
is. Not much else for that guy, anyway, apart from sounding right --
a watch and get it or don't affair, as he wasn't in the least about explaining.
The Phoenix weather forecast calls for highs of 116°F tommorrow
and 117°F for the day after. Looking for activities best done
under the AC. Decided to check out instructional music videos on
YouTube and see what was available. It's amazing how many of the
video instructors or teachers are tone-deaf and less than
proficient on their chosen instruments. Some of the videos are
interesting and valuble learning tools. Most are just some guy
that can't actually play the song, or offer any real insights into
the material. Hey, it's free.
Keith likes to mix things up from version to version and often
from verse to verse. In standard tuning, capo at the third fret
and start with an open D chord form. You've got it!
On 12 Jul 2020, LULU <lulupakalolo@yahoo.com> wrote in alt.guitar:
Keith likes to mix things up from version to version and often
from verse to verse. In standard tuning, capo at the third fret
and start with an open D chord form. You've got it!
I picked "Love in Vain" off the "Let It Bleed" and "Ya-Yas" records
back in the day and I think I got it just right. It was in standard
tuning. He may have played it differently from time to time since then.
On 10 Jul 2020, LULU <lulupakalolo@yahoo.com> wrote in alt.guitar:
The Phoenix weather forecast calls for highs of 116°F tommorrow
and 117°F for the day after. Looking for activities best done
under the AC. Decided to check out instructional music videos on
YouTube and see what was available. It's amazing how many of the
video instructors or teachers are tone-deaf and less than
proficient on their chosen instruments. Some of the videos are
interesting and valuble learning tools. Most are just some guy
that can't actually play the song, or offer any real insights into
the material. Hey, it's free.
Pretty much any time I see the word "tutorial" or "lesson" in a Youtube description, it's some guy playing badly and incorrectly along with the record with a ton of inappropriate raspy distortion. Also, you can
always hear the acoustic sound of the strings. Also, they're usually
wearing shorts and have the camera pointed up their crotch.
Still, I sometimes get a clue about something that I haven't been able
to get quite right on my own, so I often bite my mental tongue and
watch anyway.
On 10 Jul 2020, LULU <lulupakalolo@yahoo.com> wrote in alt.guitar:
The Phoenix weather forecast calls for highs of 116°F tommorrow
and 117°F for the day after. Looking for activities best done
under the AC. Decided to check out instructional music videos on
YouTube and see what was available. It's amazing how many of the
video instructors or teachers are tone-deaf and less than
proficient on their chosen instruments. Some of the videos are
interesting and valuble learning tools. Most are just some guy
that can't actually play the song, or offer any real insights into
the material. Hey, it's free.
Pretty much any time I see the word "tutorial" or "lesson" in a Youtube description, it's some guy playing badly and incorrectly along with the record with a ton of inappropriate raspy distortion. Also, you can
always hear the acoustic sound of the strings. Also, they're usually
wearing shorts and have the camera pointed up their crotch.
Still, I sometimes get a clue about something that I haven't been able
to get quite right on my own, so I often bite my mental tongue and
watch anyway.
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