Hey guys Rockabilly has never really been my Genre but coming from a blues rock background, I do appreciate the skill required to pull it off and I ve always gassed for a White Falcon,
Guitars are all from my 335 copy Middle position mainly, Bass I played a old Sammick I got here, Drums Superior Drummer. tell me what you think.
Rockabilly meets Blues Rock I think
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Re: Rockabilly meets Blues Rock I think
Shit! I'm just wasting my time. Anybody wanna buy all my gear?
Great vocals, lots of swing; there was a Stray Cats flavour coming through and that's a very good thing.
I'd like to offer constructive comments but I'm intimidated by how good it is. Well done.
Great vocals, lots of swing; there was a Stray Cats flavour coming through and that's a very good thing.
I'd like to offer constructive comments but I'm intimidated by how good it is. Well done.
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Re: Rockabilly meets Blues Rock I think
Cheers mate your very kind.slowfingers wrote:Shit! I'm just wasting my time. Anybody wanna buy all my gear?
Great vocals, lots of swing; there was a Stray Cats flavour coming through and that's a very good thing.
I'd like to offer constructive comments but I'm intimidated by how good it is. Well done.
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Re: Rockabilly meets Blues Rock I think
Great stuff, looking forward to more of your recordings...
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Re: Rockabilly meets Blues Rock I think
WOW - that is great guitar playing!!!phoenixash wrote:Hey guys Rockabilly has never really been my Genre but coming from a blues rock background, I do appreciate the skill required to pull it off and I ve always gassed for a White Falcon,
Guitars are all from my 335 copy Middle position mainly, Bass I played a old Sammick I got here, Drums Superior Drummer. tell me what you think.
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Re: Rockabilly meets Blues Rock I think
Nice job. The drum programs out these days are very good.
Great playing!!!!
Great playing!!!!
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