Blues in G
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Love to play harmonic on it!:D just one word! GREAT;)
1 year ago 7
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@scribe63 I guess that means you like it :D ?
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@freakyhead20 no, i dont think so.. I recently removed almost all videos.. But i can upload some if you want some :)
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@anotaren79 got some videos? :)
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@acaciadog1 ahh really..yes the blues can be sad :)
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@InvisibleGothSoul danke! :)
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Richtig geil :D
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FASTER !! :D
lhommealenvers 2 weeks ago
@lhommealenvers nahh its called a blues :)
freakyhead20 2 weeks ago
What the hell?!?!?! this song is very awesome Master! it's that an improvise, based on G-C-D chords? :) that's the real blues!
lefolyo 2 weeks ago
@lefolyo yes thats right..thanks Im glad you like it :)
freakyhead20 2 weeks ago
acan i ask a question. i just picked up piano. i know a few chords and i can jam on the c blues scale to backig tracks. ive been playin for 3 days. my issue is i cannot play the 12 bar bass with my left hand and do little soloing with my right at the same time. my left hand wants to keep same beats as my right. is this normal for a beginner? thanks for your response
TheZimmy84 9 months ago
@TheZimmy84 well the way I learned the blues...is a steady left hand..because the left hand is the engine of the song. Then I learned to improvise with the right hand but I reached that by listening to a lot of LP's / cd's to achive what I can do now..and pianolessons ofcourse..but it takes time yes..
freakyhead20 1 month ago