Some of y'all don't be countin so well! easy, easy, don't get offended. Easiest way for me, a drummer, is to count in 8th notes, 4 groups of 7, 8, 7, 10, which equals 32, evenly divisable into 8 bars of 4/8 (or 4 bars of 4/4). I say 7/8/7/10 because that's where I hear/feel the melodic segments start/stop......After a while you lock into the pattern and you're not counting anymore. But that's what I do to get oriented.
This guy is supposed to be some new guitar god? Nice song, well played. Could've been played just as well by 1000 other nameless guitarists. The bar seems so much lower since New York City took over 100% of our culture in the U.S., doesn't it?
@vampolka, check out Jeff Beck. And he doesn't need all the pedals. Eric Johnson, Steve Morse, Steve Hackett, Derek Trucks and Warren Haynes. Etc., etc.. Life's much too short to listen to this guy when there are so many great guitarists out there.
@aleifhamdan i would say 6/8 6/8 3/8 6/8 7/8 4/8 but there is no sence since its the easyest to just count 4/4 and try to understand how the funk feel works in that way.
Originally by the Meters (Leo Nocentelli, George Porter Jr, Art Neville and Zigabo Modeliste) and covered by the Funky Meters (Art Neville, George Porter Jr, Brian Stoltz and Russell Batiste)...big difference...
Some of y'all don't be countin so well! easy, easy, don't get offended. Easiest way for me, a drummer, is to count in 8th notes, 4 groups of 7, 8, 7, 10, which equals 32, evenly divisable into 8 bars of 4/8 (or 4 bars of 4/4). I say 7/8/7/10 because that's where I hear/feel the melodic segments start/stop......After a while you lock into the pattern and you're not counting anymore. But that's what I do to get oriented.
jcostello69 2 weeks ago
This guy is supposed to be some new guitar god? Nice song, well played. Could've been played just as well by 1000 other nameless guitarists. The bar seems so much lower since New York City took over 100% of our culture in the U.S., doesn't it?
teerexness 2 months ago
@teerexness Check out his version of Blue Monk, or his original What Love Is.
vampolka 1 month ago
@vampolka, check out Jeff Beck. And he doesn't need all the pedals. Eric Johnson, Steve Morse, Steve Hackett, Derek Trucks and Warren Haynes. Etc., etc.. Life's much too short to listen to this guy when there are so many great guitarists out there.
teerexness 1 month ago
wtf time is that?
mmwphan 3 months ago
@mmwphan it's actually easier to count it 4/4 the whole way, like the drumbeat, its just that he inserts two 7/8s to give that f*cked up feeling
aleifhamdan 2 months ago
@aleifhamdan I see not how you can count a 7/8 in this song. There is only 4/4.
DrummerRF 2 months ago
@DrummerRF yes, but the guitar, organ and bass give off the impression of a 7/8 is what i mean.
aleifhamdan 2 months ago
@aleifhamdan i would say 6/8 6/8 3/8 6/8 7/8 4/8 but there is no sence since its the easyest to just count 4/4 and try to understand how the funk feel works in that way.
DrummerRF 2 months ago
Awesome, nice to see him playin' a Tele : )
Twanger73 3 months ago
Unbelievable.
GuitarSdmn 3 months ago
....this arrangement is freaking awesome!!!
amoergosum3 3 months ago
Originally by the Meters (Leo Nocentelli, George Porter Jr, Art Neville and Zigabo Modeliste) and covered by the Funky Meters (Art Neville, George Porter Jr, Brian Stoltz and Russell Batiste)...big difference...
artartand 3 months ago 4
izeh yoffie oz -KAVOD
Anthony -Haifa
AnthonyUK100 3 months ago
l'm always ready to go to the Land of Oz Noy !
kanga58 3 months ago
Sounds great and what a nice backing band as well, LOL.
surfocaster 3 months ago
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
TonyBellardi 4 months ago
Sounds great. Oz you're a beast.
crabmyjab 4 months ago
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crabmyjab 4 months ago
This is so cool!
Andrelix67 4 months ago
Great Oz!Two weeks to go!
oliveman13 4 months ago
this is excellent! looking forward to the album!!
dave422x 4 months ago
Love it, top stuff Oz!
rednut2000 4 months ago