Tiramisu (sort of) By Ron Sayer

[SantiagoSunn]

De las mejores que he escuchado en mi vida :-)

[mochabrown1977]

@SantiagoSunn Thanks very much, that's quite a compliment :-)

[samsolor1989]

great playing.

[grEzyRyd3r]

Beautiful guitar playing. 5/5

Do you have to grow your right hand fingernails out to pick the notes like that or do you just use your fingertips?

[mochabrown1977]

@grEzyRyd3r Thank you! I just use my fingertips :-)

[skipatroldave]

are you using any pedels?

[mochabrown1977]

not even one!! :-)

[ShozDijiji]

Was trawling Twanger Central at tdpri and found this there.

Really nice playing and as others mentioned, ya nailed Jim's sound. Cant imagine remembering all of something like this.

Thanks for sharing

j

[mochabrown1977]

Thanks Shoz

As far as remembering, some people call it rubato, I call it pausing to desperately remember the next bit LOL

:-)

[Rom1970]

Beautiful...

[mochabrown1977]

Thank you very much :-)

[mochabrown1977]

Wow, cheers :-)

[vladgromek]

nicely played, man! btw: that amp looks exactly like my Peavey Classic 30 but sounds significantly crisper - is it a Fender Blues Deluxe (or else) then?

keep up the good playing!

[mochabrown1977]

It is indeed a Blues Deluxe, I've since added a '78 Deluxe Reverb to the collection though which I prefer. I hear great things about the Peavey Classics though. Thanks for the complimets :-)

[nyctelecaster]

You sound better then me!

Love it Ron -Jim

[mochabrown1977]

Thanks Jim, very kind :-) do you have any clips of yourself? Love to hear other people into JC's style!

[GrigoriSom]

Great job, and fantastic tone; you've got JC's body vibrato goin on.

[mochabrown1977]

Thanks mate. Nice of you to say so, I really like the 'body vibrato' thing. Others have used it before JC; but he has really 'refined' the technique AFAIC. When I use the technique live, gearheads often search for the chorus pedal LOL!

[Stratomite]

Very cool Ron...you are way too humble!!

[mochabrown1977]

Ha! Thanks Stratomite. Humble's good :-)

[H20G8]

Cool!