oooo it would sound awesome on an acoustasonic too!
hmmmm I think maybe I feel a bout of GAS coming on
Very cool Rogier and very smoothly played too. Great to see/hear you so engaged with the song. Well done.
I keep promising myself to try to learn this piece and the lick ānā riff and the other pieces in the same vein but never get round to it.
That was a little treat, Rogier!
So smooth and bluesy, great groove and man, that thumb was steady! All the things you learned in the past months of blues immersion seem to pay off so nicely now. Iām really happy for you that you nailed this one in record time.
Keep them coming!
Hi Hec @DeltaTyne
Thank you, thatās nice to hear , I hope you get your peace/time back soon, well, building and repairing guitars and the blim and stuffā¦ busy busy busy
Hi Jasmine @Avalon426
so sorry for your GAS ā¦ I donāt want to be guilty of that,
I dont do those things
Hi Gordon @sairfingers
You again , Iāll keep you busy
Thank you thank you
I can still remember that you were also working on that Lick In Riff ā¦ if you really want it, just 1 barr a day and it will work ā¦ I would like to sing what you do ā¦I start ā¦ tomorrow
Hi Lisa @Lisa_S
Thank you and Itās great that youāre still hanging around here despite such a changed situationā¦ really great
This all started with the first free lessons and really gained a foothold with the Grade 3 Lick 'n Riff lessonsā¦ ā¦ Blim helps me more with solosā¦itās about time I do something with that, Iāve been dry for a few weeks now ssssst
Starting In 2 weeks I think with the last of those 3ā¦but that will be a different cookie I hear today
Thank you all ,I really like you
COOLā¦ Nice work
Well done Rogier, I just started looking at this myself.
Playing in the zone, Rogier, well done.
Nice when a plan comes together, really pleased for you.
Keep having fun ā¦
Hi Jim @jimcins
Thank you for listening
Hi Mark @TheCluelessLuthier
Thanks and I wish as much fun as I have when learning and now playing this
Hi @Elixir1253
Thank you for your comment
Yes feeling happy and always happy to relive this by reading this
Thank you verry much all
Beautiful Rogier and your facial expression shows just how much you are into and how much you enjoy what you do!
Very nice!
Thank you Rogier
Hi Eddie @Eddie_09
Thank you very much for dropping by and glad it looks that way too
Greetings,
Whhaaat what Jasmine ??? ā¦
Gonna have to put some rockers on wheelchair, my friendā¦ very nice!
You missed a thumb-pluck @ 15 sec
Hi Brian @brianlarsen ,
I have just listened 10+ times with good sound on and it is probably a little quieter and the āattackā is a little more present and seems or is a fraction longer, but I see and hear nothing at all from a completeā¦someone else who also hears what Brian (at age ) hears over normal speakersā¦
(Yesterday I told my wife that the straight ear is not quite right and that it needs a hard jet of water ā¦)
Before I post my post, I listened a few more timesā¦I think the bass is also somewhat obscured by the somewhat hard high stringā¦anyone?
O Before I completely forget itā¦ Thank you and nice that you came to listen and made me listen so critically and I hope that next time I will not make any more audible deviations ā¦ Oh oh, it made me laugh again
Greetings and have a nice time In Dublin
Rogierā¦that was very well played and I think it sounds even cooler on the electric guitar! You seem way more relaxed than what I pretended to be when I recorded it, and that last chord sounds very sweet the way you make it fall. I must confess I had to swear a bit at it
Nowā¦The Steady Thumb Blues! Those notes are running too fast one after the other for my poor slow neurons But Iām getting there and the good news is that this Primer is really a good preparation for itā¦so after the fast passages you finally get to a few bars that you can already can play
And me as well for you!
Good morning Silvia ,
Iām just guessing that for us who play electric, the acoustic will sound a little nicer and vice versa.
This is of course not my first and has been on a regular/more serieuse basis since Justin the
Lick in Riff
launched I wonāt record until I have played along with Justin in a relaxed manner many times away from the computer screen ( I can practice this easy times 20 or 30 minutes a day when I really want : need" to learn)ā¦
And I will start with those Steady Thumb Blues on Mondayā¦ I think or maybe a peek in a moment ā¦why am I typing this long ā¦I want it now , but I have already listened to it a few times and this morning I woke up with a large part in my head in terms of melody ā¦
Some Italian words now pops into my head that I learned at a very young age ā¦I would never use that ā¦
So you skip the Boom Boom Bass ?because you are now continuing with the most difficult oneā¦ so am I strating in a moment because of this
the housework will just have to wait
Thank you very much
Sounded like a very bluesy version of the Beatlesā, Canāt Buy Me Love. Very nice, calmed me and relaxed me. However, I wanted to sit back and lite a cigarette and itās been years, so that part, not so much, but my bad on that. (I did not and wonāt again) Cheers!
Hi Jim @jvlynch
Thank you very much for listening and helping me remember how happy I am that I have gotten rid of that horrible habit/addicion for more than 5 years nowā¦ very occasionally I think about it for a moment, but within 10 seconds I go from Ooo that was nice to Ooo I am so glad that I donāt do it anymoreā¦
Nice that it relaxed you
Greetings
I have watched this a few times cool blues from a cool cat sounds like smokestack lightning ? also love that room. BTW I have leaned the riffs for Boom Boom youāre last AVOYP
Happy Sunday Rogier
The Boom Bass seemed actually more difficult to me Iāll check it again, but after learning the 2 Steady Thumb it probably wonāt seem that difficult anymore
When we wake up in the morning our brain is fresh and restoredā¦such a pity to waste such golden energy for chores! You can do the chores later on in between the guitar sessionsā¦very long sessions are not good, often I do the housework as breaks
When this happens to me I consider myself halfway there! already, the technical aspect here doesnāt seem too difficult, certainly itās not if you can play the Primer.
Hi John @Guitarman63
Thank you very much for listening,and that is very nice to read I showed my wife that
and graet to read that you are diving into
this stuff too
Greetings.
Hi Silvia @Silvia80
O O it is monday now
It remains surprising how something comes so much easier for one person than for another and/or that after one thing everything else suddenly becomes so much easier.
I donāt remember how long ago, but Iām guessing a little over 2 years ago I stopped taking these blues lessons that I bought from Justin. 10 songs for only 1 tennerā¦ I learned 2 and at the steady tumb I gave up and put it on the āto doā listā¦just played my first Steady Thumb Blues without looking at the tabs and that after three daysā¦ That means for me that I can now start playing with feeling ( Still, it can still take a long time, there is a fingerknot in it for me ā¦ or 3 )
ā¦Hail to Silvia
You are absolutely right about the technical aspectā¦ but as I indicated above, 3 times ā¦ now that I look more closely, there are two for me ā¦ one is what Justin indicates, B7 ā¦ but what is it? niceā¦ nice to do well today at least at a slower pace 4 times in a rowā¦
Thank you for letting me think better/closer
Greetings