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Check this guy out. Gary Clark Jr. Sounds alot the Black Keys covering Junior Kimbrough. Soild blues.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgG1VLWB ... re=related

nice!

The new blues players just don't sound like classic blues to me. I would rather listen to the old stuff

ive tried to play the guitar for me but my short fat fingers dont make it easy.....ide give anything to be able to play like this guy

SHANE704 wrote:ide give anything to be able to play like this guy

Intersection of HWY 49 and 61

Drakeshead wrote:

SHANE704 wrote:ide give anything to be able to play like this guy

Intersection of HWY 49 and 61

haha

SHANE704 wrote:ive tried to play the guitar for me but my short fat fingers dont make it easy.....ide give anything to be able to play like this guy

What he's playing is not that complicated.

Buckwabit wrote:

SHANE704 wrote:ive tried to play the guitar for me but my short fat fingers dont make it easy.....ide give anything to be able to play like this guy

What he's playing is not that complicated.

To someone that knows how to play a guitar

SHANE704 wrote:

Buckwabit wrote:

SHANE704 wrote:ive tried to play the guitar for me but my short fat fingers dont make it easy.....ide give anything to be able to play like this guy

What he's playing is not that complicated.

To someone that knows how to play a guitar

To someone that has played since age 12. The first things I learned how to play were old basic blues riffs. I've got busy over the years and music is not what it used to be to me

Nice, I love how he plays an epiphone casino. Not too flashy, but just flashy enough.

On a side note, I found a cd store in Tyler, TX that sells cd's for cheaper than any place I have ever seen. To me, there is still something about buying the album that you don't get with itunes, etc. I bought the new Tedeschi Trucks Band's live album named " Everybody's Talkin'" and let me say...it is TIGHT. One thing I get disappointed about in regards to Derek Trucks' albums is the noticeable absence of his guitar. Some songs he puts his awesomeness into it, others you get just a hint- but rarely do I ever buy an album where I get enough. I guess it just shows that maybe that is one reason why his band stays together and I keep buying his albums- he doesn't steal the excitement from the other band members and I don't get to eat a steak on every song. But on this album it is an all-you-can-eat of Derek Trucks guitar. Highly recommended. I hope I didn't hijack too bad.

Listener supported...i try to buy the album as much as possible...and I do read the jacket and credits. I like to hear new stuff and appreciate music for what it is...

I don't know if anyone has ever heard of them, but the the thread about the ukulele made me think of The Steeldrivers. They are a bluegrass band. Here is a youtube clip of a sentimental song to me. Funny how certain music and songs make you think of different periods of life. This is one helluva song and they are one helluva band.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBx76N9tudQ

You know the Stringed instrument is slowly becoming a lost art. I love to hear someone just sit down with an accoustic Guitar and play. But of all my favorite instruments....The Old Gibson Hounddog BOBRO is the best. I love to hear someone play that DOBRO. Like old Jerry Douglas

Enjoy...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gukFvG8VbK4

Nice!

I bought a roundneck dobro a few years ago. Me and a buddy were headed to the Neshoba County Fair the day after I bought it, and I leaned it up on the side of the truck to load some other stuff up. I somehow forgot about it and we backed over it (it was in a soft case). I freaked out, grabbed the case to open it expecting a pile of wood and strings to be inside, and I'll be damned if it looked and played like nothing had ever happened to it. I'd never believe it, don't expect anyone else to, but it is the honest truth!

That's 24 minutes and 19 seconds of my life I'll never get back...... while he's talented, I guess when I saw "blues" I was expecting something along the lines of Call It Stormy Monday, Red House, or Come On In My Kitchen