Fat City Blues -- Old School electric blues guitar instrumental -- Fillmore Pro II pedal

http://www.fillmorepedal.com This is some old school electric blues guitar for you. The lead guitar is a 1975 Electra Super Rock 2245 through a 1992 Crate Vintage Club 50 amplifier. The rhythm guitar is a 1978 Ibanez Musician. Bass is a 1974 Ibanez Jazz bass.

The lead and rhythm guitars use The Fillmore Mk II pedal.

Love Goddess is Mai Nishida.

I HOPE YOU LIKE IT!

Bill

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[toots1e]

Your guitar style is more Les Dawson than Les Paul !

[wnorcott]

@toots1e Thanks for listening. I have no idea who Les Dawson might be so not sure what to make of it. I am up to 36,975 views on this as of today though.

Bill

[WinstoN850]

very aroused atm!

[wnorcott]

Thanks. My guitar work tends to have that effect on people.

Bill

[Fr3derick]

Excellent!!!

Grandma mary

[wnorcott]

Thanks for listening brother. Glad ya like it.

[diazcamille]

dude all of your stuff is just so cool man. what do you record through?

[audi5ltsrde]

is that hot ass asian chick your girl?

[toots1e]

Your guitar style is more les Dawson than les paul

[diazcamille]

that rocks man. i really respect recording the old school way. all this modern crap, like soundcards, line 6 stuff, etc, i just dont like it. i record that way too. well man, i just gained a ton of respect for you buddy. haha. rock on.

[wnorcott]

Thanks. I record it through a Yamaha AW1600 you can see it at 2:46 in the recording, The instruments are recorded with just a mike in front of the amplifier, old school. I do not record into a PC sound card with software or anything like that. All the sound effects I built myself. On this one I use the Fillmore Pro II pedal. In the credits starting at 3:07 it lists all the gear I used on this one.

Thanks

Bill