Guitar Mad People
#91
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Joined: Sep 2016
Posts: 45
Re: Guitar Mad People
Never much success with teachers, tried two (only a lesson from each)and just wasn't impressed, luck of the draw I guess.... that said, we took my son, then 5 or 6 to 'school of rock'. I don't know if they have it where you are. its basically a series of practice rooms and a proper studio. kids (and adults) can go there, for kids they have a session where they can play any instrument, drums, guitar, piano, sing, you name it - as a group in the studio together with an instructor. Once they decide to specialize and they are ready to move on, they have one on one tuition and then once again, if they are ready they can attend another evening group session and even play out locally. It is very well done and I only wish it had been around when I was a kid.... that said it is pricy, but very professional. Son is now 8 and even though he isn't guitar mad, I can tell he will eventually surpass me, and that might not be far away a) he started so very young b) he has someone in the family who is nuts about all types of music and c) there is more music gear strewn around the house than any sane person should entertain ... that helps too of course.
oh yeah, Johnny winter 'life is hard' at least I got the chorus pedal on
oh yeah, Johnny winter 'life is hard' at least I got the chorus pedal on
Last edited by strat; Oct 18th 2017 at 8:08 pm. Reason: added attachment and comment
#93
Re: Guitar Mad People
So practice practice practice and then practice lol. No replacement for hard work ehh.
Wheat Kings is def on my list of songs to learn to sing
Wheat Kings is def on my list of songs to learn to sing
Last edited by magnumpi; Oct 19th 2017 at 12:55 am.
#95
Re: Guitar Mad People
I play bass. Somebody told me years ago that bass is only 2/3 as difficult as guitar and I believed them.
Fender '75 Jazz Bass Reissue
Aguilar AG500SC
Aguilar GS212 (x2)
P.S. I tried a five string Fbass BN5 for a few years but sold it, wasn't getting enough play time. I will say that if there are any bassists out there looking for one of the best sounding and playing instruments on the planet, to pay a visit to their shop in Hamilton.
Fender '75 Jazz Bass Reissue
Aguilar AG500SC
Aguilar GS212 (x2)
P.S. I tried a five string Fbass BN5 for a few years but sold it, wasn't getting enough play time. I will say that if there are any bassists out there looking for one of the best sounding and playing instruments on the planet, to pay a visit to their shop in Hamilton.
Last edited by Bleepedy Bloops; Oct 22nd 2017 at 5:57 pm.
#96
Re: Guitar Mad People
I play bass. Somebody told me years ago that bass is only 2/3 as difficult as guitar and I believed them.
Fender '75 Jazz Bass Reissue
Aguilar AG500SC
Aguilar GS212 (x2)
P.S. I tried a five string Fbass BN5 for a few years but sold it, wasn't getting enough play time. I will say that if there are any bassists out there looking for one of the best sounding and playing instruments on the planet, to pay a visit to their shop in Hamilton.
https://images.talkbass.com/attachme...3-jpg.1863131/
Fender '75 Jazz Bass Reissue
Aguilar AG500SC
Aguilar GS212 (x2)
P.S. I tried a five string Fbass BN5 for a few years but sold it, wasn't getting enough play time. I will say that if there are any bassists out there looking for one of the best sounding and playing instruments on the planet, to pay a visit to their shop in Hamilton.
https://images.talkbass.com/attachme...3-jpg.1863131/
#97
Re: Guitar Mad People
I play bass. Somebody told me years ago that bass is only 2/3 as difficult as guitar and I believed them.
Fender '75 Jazz Bass Reissue
Aguilar AG500SC
Aguilar GS212 (x2)
P.S. I tried a five string Fbass BN5 for a few years but sold it, wasn't getting enough play time. I will say that if there are any bassists out there looking for one of the best sounding and playing instruments on the planet, to pay a visit to their shop in Hamilton.
https://images.talkbass.com/attachme...3-jpg.1863131/
Fender '75 Jazz Bass Reissue
Aguilar AG500SC
Aguilar GS212 (x2)
P.S. I tried a five string Fbass BN5 for a few years but sold it, wasn't getting enough play time. I will say that if there are any bassists out there looking for one of the best sounding and playing instruments on the planet, to pay a visit to their shop in Hamilton.
https://images.talkbass.com/attachme...3-jpg.1863131/
Rene
#102
Re: Guitar Mad People
It refers to the fact that, before you turn record on, you can play perfectly but, the minute you know it is recording, your technique turns to poop.
You'll have to have another look at the Phil McKnight clip I posted above. You will be sounding amazing in no time.
#103
Re: Guitar Mad People
Got my capo in the post today and tried James Blunts Beautiful song
Easy to play but I posted coz of Justin's funniest thing to date, you know he likes to sing the chords, he sang the verse like "she was F#ing with another man"
F sharping of course. Lol
Easy to play but I posted coz of Justin's funniest thing to date, you know he likes to sing the chords, he sang the verse like "she was F#ing with another man"
F sharping of course. Lol