Coltrane Giant Steps and Gibson L5 Archtop Guitar

[Eisenwort]

I have to say I really like your uncommon approach to playing Giant Steps :-)

great !!

[theguitarsuiteaus]

This is Amazing! I can imagine and hope, that a lot of work went into these changes!

[4thstuning]

@theguitarsuiteaus Thanks. There was very little work in changing keys since eadgcf tuning simplifies the fret board map. Learning to blow over the changes was a bit more work however :)

[morrisman64]

great!!!! i hope be able to play like you before i die

[4thstuning]

@morrisman64 Thanks, but anyone can do it. 

[Tweekerhead]

That's the weirdest approach I've ever seen to this number.

Fantastic!

[4thstuning]

@Tweekerhead  Thanks, I strive to be a few standard deviations out :)

[morrisman64]

WONDERFUL!!

[emixolydian]

swingin hard

[Dardagan11]

very nice playing. bravo! 

[Gieffeasch68]

super bien et crazy amazing aussi

[muddyguitar]

Crazy amazing!!



[wirushacek]

awesome



[rbnlenin]

Interesting to another person using 4th's tuning. I used it regularly for a time but stopped due to other people using my guitar getting confused :)

I think 4th's tuning is great for transposing since the geometrical pattern is kept the same over the whole fretboard. Some chords are harder to play though.

[4thstuning]

@rbnlenin ...and some are easier :) Overall the benefit goes to 4ths because there's only 1/3 the chord forms to learn.

[xebio6]

Hi. Nice little clip. Is this the Acoustic Lunchbox or the regular "electric" one? It really sounds nice...

[4thstuning]

@xebio6  Thank you. The amp is the original, smallest Lunchbox.

[Bryantkh13]

very cool man

[Vitaminnn07]

i wish i could play like that

[harbor0913]

@Vitaminnn07 me too!!