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Month: July 2020
Charlie Daniels
“The Devil Went Down to Georgia” writer died July 6, 2020 at the age of 83. In case you had not heard. He was a huge influence on me in the days when classic rock was just rock ‘n’ roll blasting out of the radio. Most of the articles I have been reading talk about […]
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You can
“Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t–you’re right.” – Henry Ford Also said, in part, by Phil X about his recent video of Deep Purple’s Highway Star keyboard solo. Trying to cop a keyboard solo on guitar is tough but try the one in this song and your fingers might fall off! […]
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Getting some time to play my guitar
My wife and I are going to a 4th of July party this afternoon but I have a song that came to me overnight. I want to save something of the tune to work on later but getting the time to play and get ready to go to the party is a challenge. Still, I […]
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Guitar Practice Makes Perfect?
Building on yesterdays topic, Time to Practice, a good friend of mine who has played jazz guitar for many years sent the following for the more serious guitarist: From Tom Monaco: One of the most important things for anyone to learn and grow in music is practice. Many guitarists are self-taught, using a variety of ways […]
Still Got Classic Rock After All These Years
I’m sitting in a waiting room this morning at the doctor’s office and the office staff has music going in the background. 80’s music. Bon Jovi, Livin’ On a Prayer, to be specific. I always laugh when I think back to my mother’s disdain for Classic Rock and how it is mainstream now. The new […]
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