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ROFL I just listened to that... Who copped Sweet Child o Mine!!! Hahahah! :D :D :D
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Basket Case wrote:BG, you definitely had oodles of tone to die for. What did you use?
Thanks for bumping this up Ed.... obviously the better answer here would have been 'my fingers' ;)

Ok, new blues collab on its way, I have a ton of new backers to post :EEK:
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Highly enjoyable guitar work guys! 8)
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slash-ed wrote:ROFL I just listened to that... Who copped Sweet Child o Mine!!! Hahahah! :D :D :D
Trust someone who calls themself 'slash-ed' to notice that! It was me- ok? But I thought I made it my own and that no one would notice :oops:

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bluesgeek wrote:
Vorbis wrote:
bluesgeek wrote:well all mine are stolen from various sources ;)
The word is "influenced" not "stolen". 8)
its a fair cop ;) Clapton stole them from Muddy Waters anyway ;)
Clapton's biggest influence was Robert Johnson, and you can actually hear a lot of Robert Johnson style playing in his guitaring
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Basket Case wrote:
DarcyPerry wrote:Hey Basket Case, that's some great Improvisation. Kinda 80's which is kinda cool. Remind me to call ya in for a Jam next time I'm gigging up that way. 8)
Hey yeah definitely!
I was up your way the other weekend for that Jazz & Blues Festival... and missed an opportunity to jam wth you. :cry:
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Oh bugger! I hadn't read or heard anything about you playing at the festival, otherwise I would definitely have come along. I played in Kerikeri on sat so might not have been able to make it anyway.
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Post by dayl »

Where are the sound clips of the finished product?

May I rock over this? havn't had a blues jam in a while (not since playin over this last night)
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