Boom Bass Blues Song

Hello people,

A whole song from me :smiley: (yes short, but still a whole one :blush:) it was a very long time ago on my part, I often want to demand a little too much from myself :blush:

luckily this time it went like… well “naturally” and all the years of licks and stuff are paying off a little now it seems :smiley:
Saying this above because I only did start the 2nd part on Monday morning Two days ago after a long break after the first half , it was put on video on Wednesday morning after an hour of trying/recording (and I worked a lot of hours on Monday and Tuesday of course)

Never before have I recorded something more than 1 lick so quickly and if I don’t have to look into the camera, I play it through in a relaxed manner every time without a single (big)mistake… that I noticed yesterday at the end of the day and also still this morning from the start …so so so happy with that :smiley: :sunglasses: :sweat_smile:

It’s a bit dark here, so I was able to get some mood lighting going and notice I took my most beautiful guitar off the wall :smiley:, which is a bit heavier, so it’s nice that it went well so quickly.

Greetings and I hope you like it ,thanks for passing by,

Rogier.

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That was really good Rogier. Clearly the time and effort put into the piece and your Blim course has paid off. Lovely guitar and a super tone too. Well done.
Neat little remote on/off switch too. :grinning:

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Sounding very good Roger. I know that song as John Lee Hooker’s Boom, Boom, Boom. You’ve done a great job of it; nice playing and tone.

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Very good Roger!

Sounded just right to me.
Plus, I like that guitar your playing today too.
Sounds like hard work paying off to me… :slight_smile:

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Hey Roger,

Very nice mate; clean and melodic.
Sweet tone on that guitar too.

Cheers, Shane

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I shall refrain from any smart alec remarks, as that I really do want to encourage you to share more, my friend :smiley:
That was a smooth rendition of a blues tune that even I know.
Nice rhythm, tone. Lovely guitar.
If this is what the BLIM course does for you, I’m glad you signed up :smiley:

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Hi Gordon @sairfingers,
Thank you very much and nice to read that apparently more people like the tone and yes that guitar is something different than the black one without a head …
and now that remote comes in handy for me… the best 4 (?) euros spent on all my guitar gear …
And about Blim , saying also to

Brian @brianlarsen ,
Thank you and we will see about that sharing :blush:
but I’m curious to what extent Blimm exactly helps me with this because actually what I find on the open site is still by far the most of what I use and since that course I haven’t spent much extra time with blues, the interest, reading about and listening to it was already part of my music life…
But…still very happy that I do the course watching the videos the first time with the guitar in hand is what I like a lot :smiley: :sunglasses: and even if it is more of sponsoring Justin it would be fine
…but sure in the long term, I would also use it as a reference work (the licks and some other stuff) when I have finished learning here with the “small” blues courses that cost a tenner …it is all good :smiley:

And yes Dave @oldhead49 thank you and it is the first where I also think of John Lee Hooker one :sunglasses:

And Jim @HappyCat Thank you very much :sunglasses: yes :sweat_smile: and
It was the hardest part Shane @sclay to keep it clean and not to “dead” I deleted a video and then listened to Justin again (ooo on acoustic) and only then noticed how “dry” he played it…

Thank you all for the kind comment :smiley: :sunglasses:

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Loving the bluesiness, Rogier. Looked like you were too. Good job.

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That was great, Rogier. Very well played; good timing, clean and lovely tone.

I was thinking the same. Have you placed you order Gordon so you can give that trademark smile, a little wink and press of the button?

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Hi John @Willsie
Thank you I really enjoy playing it :smiley:, I’m even smiling now that I’m tapping it and thinken of playing soon (and even harder because I’m tapping this now and that makes me…okay stop I’m in a loop now :rofl:)

Thank you James @Socio nice words :grinning: ,

and now you let me look up :see_no_evil: where I first mentioned that remote because it was mentioned earlier (found very quickly :sweat_smile:) …I grossly exaggerated with those 4 euros (although now with inflation :money_with_wings:)

In Yesterday -first time that long ago

I practice that again with great regularity and will one day be re-recorded…someday, and not in as extreme a number of attempts as then :scream:

Greetings

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Very nice work Rogier. Smoothly played, demonstrates the work you have put in.

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It sounds lovely, Rogier. :grinning: It is clean and in time, great performance. That guitar is a beauty, love the cream white colour.

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Great rendition, Rogier!
It’s nice to see you on video again!
I couldn’t get to that speed, but I plan to work on it once more some time soon!

All the best and hopefully see you soon somewhere around again,
Dominique

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Nicely Played Rogier!!

Enjoyed that; your guitar sounds great too!!

Well done!

J

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Very nice Rogier! :clap:

You look so relaxed when you play and you really seemed to be in your element here. Your guitar sounds great and I loved the happy smile at the end :wink:

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Awesome Rogier and very relaxing, melodic and bluesy. That performance would be right at home in one of the many blues bars here in Chicago.

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Sounding great Rogier; lovely rhythm :clap: … and you are clearly dialled-in for the blues.
Well played … :sunglasses:

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That did sound great, nice feel, nice picking, good muting on the bass line and a great tone as well. I think you’ve done this before…:+1:

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Ok! Here it is already! It sounds great Rogier and…

:raised_hands::+1::clap::clap::clap::raised_hands: Bravo!!! I relate so much to the feeling of accomplishing a whole thing, and only short ones…when I record the long ones they’re always full of mistakes :see_no_evil::laughing:

This is great to read and heartwarming, being relaxed is not easy for a lot of us me included but we keep on going and develop that…don’t we? I could hear you were at your ease and relaxed :blush:

Seasonal Greetings :maple_leaf::spider::fallen_leaf::maple_leaf::spider_web::jack_o_lantern::ghost::woman_mage::maple_leaf: :hugs:

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Hi Phil @philsmith
Thank you for dropping by and comment :smiley:

Hi Boris @Boris1565
Thank you and like I say some above the clean is good to read it was the hard part …

Although keeping time and occasionally looking into the camera as Mari @Mari63 demands of me/us :roll_eyes: :joy: is actually the most difficult thing because then I would always lose my time…
No joke Mari that I always think of you when I start practicing looking up at the window and looking at the camera for the first time too :smiley: :sunglasses:

and Dominique @domi7 thank you and you was also in my head :smile: when starting to get part two of this in my fingers/head because when you post yours I was bussy whith the first part and thinking ‘now I realy have to start with the rest’
I can do it up to Justin’s speed, but then it is even shorter :see_no_evil:and I have to keep looking at the neck without exeption…

Thank you too Jeremy @jgottwals nice that you are listening and nice comment :smiley:

Hi Jennifer @Jenndye429 ,
Thank you for your comment very nice and what you see is what i feel :smiley: :sunglasses:

I have been regularly watching old recordings lately and you can sometimes clearly see (and hear) that a lot of hard work is being done. :joy:

Greetings and thank to you alll very much… :sunglasses: :man_bowing:

Just finishing this writing up and come back for the rest because if I get a glitch all this typing will be for nothing…and my computer has had its “moments” in recent months

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