CLAES NEEB Just A Little Bit Of Blues
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Veldig bra feel og git spill her også! koser meg stort :)
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You can't go by this song, particulary if it is played so good as from Claes Neeb! Great guitarist!
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Very nice Claes, kop....Bill
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Great playing.
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Wow!
Man thats great!
Beautiful set up my friend.
lights,microphone and sound
DVD qualite 5*****
ClaudeSirois
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One of my favorits - great pickin`!
Martin
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Top playing!!1
Is this standard tuning?
daffydoug 1 year ago
@daffydoug
Thanks a lot for your credit. Yes, it is in standard tuning, in the key of D.
As you probably know, Jerry wrote this before he had ever met Chester.
Along with "Down Home" it was on a demo that found it's way to Chester's office in the early sixties. The rest is history. Jerry was instrumental in the way our hero developed his style of playing after that. They must have some terrific jam sessions up in heaven; Chester, Jerry, Jethro, Merle, Lenny and all the other great stylists.
WorkshopMusic 1 year ago
A masterfull touch throughout. Outstanding! I had just watched Chet & Jerry's version, then footage of Chet playing this live. Hearing the opening, I glanced up thinking "Oh it's another version from Chet. Had I not looked above the video to see the text above crediting you, I would probably give the credit to Chet. I think all guitarists secretly hope that one day their playing would be mistaken for
Chet. Good Job!
1954tele 1 year ago
@1954tele Thanks a lot for crediting me in that way. I had however a good guitar to pick it on.
WorkshopMusic 1 year ago