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Country Blues => Performance Corner => Topic started by: pkeane on July 23, 2011, 08:55:56 PM
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Here's an attempt on another difficult but fun tune.... I think this was the first Blake tune I fell in love with lots of years ago.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JkPDj6m-nE
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beautiful man, great playing and singing
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Cool, a real pleasure to hear that relaxed Blake rhythm done well. Record some more!
Gordon
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great stuff peter and thanks for posting.
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wow, great job, congratulation. It takes a lot of work to play and sing this so well.
Mike
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Very nicely done!
Chris
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An exemplary performance and most enjoyable as well! Great stuff.
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That was great!
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Merci et bravp!!!
Eric
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Nice! Black Dog is a B.B.favorite.
Enjoyable selection of songs there on YouTube as well.
Thanks
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Not only well played and sang, but excellent tone and something rare, solid slow peaceful pace. Not rushed... damned fine. Kind of stuff I enjoy listening to.
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What they said! Absolutely great singing too!
Cheers
Pan
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Great work! Thumbs up (well said, 'cause it's Blake)! ;)
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Keep it up! You've got it right!
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Very very nice!
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Good to the last drop!
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Tasty and tasteful. Thanks for sharing. Mr. Blake would approve.
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Cool- but did noone notice that the thread is pushing two years old!? ;)
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The age of the post doesn't matter to me.
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Fabulous! I really enjoyed that. I love Blind Blake and you really do him justice.
-Greg
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I just realized this thread is over 2 1/2 years old. Funny how a thread like this keeps getting bumped up. I'll have to pay more attention in the future.
Great playing though!
Greg
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Hi Greg - Don't worry about reviving old threads here. We're fine with that.
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Here's an attempt on another difficult but fun tune.... I think this was the first Blake tune I fell in love with lots of years ago.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JkPDj6m-nE (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JkPDj6m-nE)
Really nice job and thanks for opening my eyes on a problem I always had trying to work this out off the record at normal speed, (I don't have one of those slow downer thingos). First were the bass notes in the first part of the verse and more importantly to go to a G7 instead of D7 after the run down to A7. Also the begiining of the intro you showed is the same as the opening part of the intro to Hey Hey Daddy Blues and I hadn't made the connection before. Basically you have nailed it shut. It is amazing how many variations he had for his song intros, Blake is the master of cool intros