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3 hours ago, Crusty Clad said:

How about some Dokken or Scorpions? Lots of great 80's tunes between those two.

I wanted to do " Wind of Changes " the other day but somehow I didn't totally dig for that one.

3 hours ago, Michael Bates said:

But promise me one day we do a Social Distortion lesson of a song of my choosing that I believe will benefit the entire community. 

Which one shall it be ? ?

14 minutes ago, admin said:

I wanted to do " Wind of Changes " the other day but somehow I didn't totally dig for that one.

What about The Zoo?

47 minutes ago, admin said:

Which one shall it be ? ?

This one..................

 

Just now, Michael Bates said:

This one..................

 

 

Just now, Michael Bates said:

This one..................

 

I think this one would benefit the community the most. 2 guitars 2 different lead parts. I love this song. However, there are others that are favs. but no one will learn much from a lot of the other songs the rest are easy. Bakersfield is interesting also. 

 

I'll go for Bakersfield ?

8 hours ago, admin said:

I'll go for Bakersfield ?

It does have a cool lick!

Toss "The Ocean....Led Zeppelin" on the back burner for some future date.

 

Always loved that one!

1 hour ago, Crusty Clad said:

Toss "The Ocean....Led Zeppelin" on the back burner for some future date.

 

will check it out ?

On 6/15/2020 at 7:24 PM, Michael Bates said:

It does have a cool lick!

Does that one already have tutorials on YouTube ?

These 2 are now also on the list :

 

 

12 hours ago, admin said:

Does that one already have tutorials on YouTube ?

There is only one cover of that song that I have come across that is really any good. 

Social D tunes down a half step and uses capos. 

+1 I like the Howlin' Wolf song ?

2 hours ago, Michael Bates said:

Social D tunes down a half step and uses capos. 

Good to know

 

14 minutes ago, Andrea Joy said:

+1 I like the Howlin' Wolf song ?

Good I'll definitly go for that one.

On 6/20/2020 at 5:08 AM, Andrea Joy said:

+1 I like the Howlin' Wolf song ?

Me too, Andrea!  Do you think HP is gonna sing it?  I hope so.  ?

Perhaps he will HOWL ?

On 6/21/2020 at 3:14 PM, Andrea Joy said:

Perhaps he will HOWL ?

I dont think so - but I gonna check the lyrics now ? 

4 hours ago, admin said:

I dont think so - but I gonna check the lyrics now ? 

 

Have you ever thought about covering any of the old Lead Belly songs? 

12 hours ago, Michael Bates said:

Have you ever thought about covering any of the old Lead Belly songs? 

no ? which one would you recommend ?

11 hours ago, admin said:

no ? which one would you recommend ?

Lake of Fire or Where Did You Sleep Last Night. Both songs were made famous when Nirvana did them during their unplugged recordings. The Meat Puppets recorded them first. Nirvana only played them live to lengthen their live unplugged set. Lead Belly recorded these songs back in the 30's. He also did versions of House of the Rising Sun and Black Betty as well as Gallows Pole and Good Night Irene. It amazes me when you listen to all the old bluesmen you hear these songs and realize they have all been done before and handed down to a newer generation to rediscover them!

Checked out the songs you suggested and I love the " Lake of Fire " both versions. Nirvana and Meat Puppets. The one of Lead Belly I did not find. I agree I did not know that those old songs existed. BTW that acoutic guitar Cobain played on that MTV session was just sold for around 6M$ a few days ago.

19 hours ago, admin said:

Checked out the songs you suggested and I love the " Lake of Fire " both versions. Nirvana and Meat Puppets. The one of Lead Belly I did not find. I agree I did not know that those old songs existed. BTW that acoutic guitar Cobain played on that MTV session was just sold for around 6M$ a few days ago.

 

Next tutorial will be a smooth jazz version of Summertime ( George Gerswin ) - I personally liked the version of George Benson always best.

Want to keep the jazz and smooth jazz vibe up. Many of you love that - but I think " Where did you sleep last night " will be next on the list soon.