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In the late sixties Brownie Maghee wrote a song called
"The blues had a baby, and they called it Rock and Roll" which sums up the birth of rock and roll. Elvis probably has a part in the first rock and roll. Probably hard to say which tune was first, but Big Momma Thorton sang Hound Dog before Elvis made it big. Thank god rock and roll came along.
...Badeye.
Very nice, I like bieng able to see the album covers.
Thank you.
...Badeye.
Gnomes Rock, cool tune.
...Badeye.
Nice song Jet's, Reminds me of my four sisters, always looking out for me.
Have a good one...Badeye.
Thanks for the comments,GSE, Liam, Ken, Lena, and Roger.
It's a fun song to do. Your encouragement just makes me want to write more. Thank you.
...Badeye.
Thank for your comments Southpaw,Old Doll, Liam,and Roger, I do have my diploma from the "Roger Guppy song
Posting Acedemy" and it sure comes in handy, Thanks Roger.
hope you all have a great day...Badeye.
Cool song Phill,nice job.
...Badeye.
Just tried your song Liam, I like it well done.
...Badeye.
Cool song Daddycool, just love train songs.
...Badeye.
Fun stuff Old Doll, we have sun today,yeeeessss.
Badeye.
A dark number with a simple slow to medium down up strum.
...Badeye.
This song was posted once and deleted by mistake.
I do it with a slow to moderate strum,have fun.
....Badeye.
**Badeye I have done a little editing on the brackets you used for soc to correct the wappy formatting - Roger***
Acoustic for me.
...Badeye.
Yes it took a bit of time to get four chords to sound right,
then to apply them to a couple tunes. I got the idea when I watched some jeff healy videos and gave it a shot. It'll take
a very long time to even be close to healy's style of play, for
me its just a bit of fun. As for barre chords that way it's very hard and I just play open chords at the nut. Anyone else try this way of playing??No problem going back to traditional
way of playing.
Have a good day...Badeye.
On the blues side try" V-8 Ford " by Willie Love, or Johnny
Cash's "One Piece At A Time".
Good luck...Badeye.
Do you mean like Jeff Healey, that blind Blues/Pop Artist? In that case I've tried but failed miserably. I found it very weird.
hello geoaguiar.
Just some simple 3 and 4 chords songs at the nut, takes a bit to figure out but easy when it happens. Jeff Healy was an amazing guitar player and one of my favorites. Got a chance to see him live some years ago and was amazed by his style. As the story goes one night at a gig he was standing up wailing on the guitar and he walked right of the stage and crashed to the floor, the band picked him up, got him back on stage, and he kept on playing as if nothing happened. Chech him and his band out in the movie "Roadhouse" which did wonders for his career.
...Badeye.
Thanks Old Doll for the wonderful annimation. Always had an
intrest in one man bands, any links to real ones??.
Hope your staying dry writing your short stories. I bet you have some real goods ones. When can one purchase this book?
Maybee the sun will come to you,Gem says hi.
Take Care...Badeye.
You will hear this a lot Practice. It works for me. Learn scales
they are handy to know. Welcome to Chordie.
...Badeye.
That was great, a round for all.
How are ya?, still snowing here, winter still holding on.
lets garden..Badeye.
sorry for your loss, lovley tribute.
Take Care... Badeye.
Nice Old Doll, like Hank Snow's "I've been everywhere"
tanks fer da lesson,.... Badeye.
Tom T Hall's song "Year Clayton Delaney Died", it's a fun one to do, also 'Deep Elim Blues" by Jerry Garcia. This is a good thread to get new tunes to try.
Have a good day... Badeye.
sign me up.
...Badeye.
Nice one James, How bout "I-pods Fumunda" or my favorite
"Phat Brittany"
Good Luck.... Badeye.
Your right Ken, it is Townsend solo. On the back it says he did all the vocals, intstrumentals,mixing,and enginering,all
except making the tea. Thanks for pointing that out.
Have a good one... Badeye.
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