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My songs ain't writ on papuh... them words, they just come to me while I sing. That's a true God-given talent I was borned with. Only real blues singers like me can make songs on the spot. No mutha's gonna teach you that - Guitar Gabriel, PTCBW 1995 in a semisober moment responding to a naïve student who asked "where ideas for his songs come from?"

Author Topic: Blues Guitar: The Origins of Spanish and Vestapol Tunings  (Read 409 times)

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Offline jasobr

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Blues Guitar: The Origins of Spanish and Vestapol Tunings
« on: November 14, 2022, 08:15:12 AM »
Time for some blues esoterica! With contributions from Ry Cooder, Stefan Grossman, and the late John Renbourn, I've just revised an article that explores how the European parlor guitar tradition and, more important, two songs copyrighted by Henry Worrall in 1860 influenced the creation of guitar blues. Scans of the musical scores of "Spanish Fandango" and "Sebastopol" included. It's too long to post here, so if you're interested, here's a link:

https://jasobrecht.substack.com

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Re: Blues Guitar: The Origins of Spanish and Vestapol Tunings
« Reply #1 on: November 23, 2022, 11:48:13 AM »
This is a great read, thanks for posting. Here is the direct link to the article:

https://jasobrecht.substack.com/p/blues-guitar-the-origins-of-spanish


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