Bluesberrys Jam

[StevieM]

I've re-read the subject title-- looks like something you can put on toast

Right, here we go. This is after about two and a half lessons. Try to ignore the bad bits? Please?

Oh yeh-- Thanks to Avergo for posting this in the first place too.

[Wiley]

Wow this is amazing.  You have a whole different take on this. It's neat how everyone interpets the song.  Some really great bends.  You really got going in the second half.  I think you did great at 2 1/2 lessons.  Great ending.  I am only about 1 lesson ahead of you. Good job!!

[The Reverend 48]

A Big Well Done!..
I'm really proud of you...
It's full of expression and some wicked sweet notes!

[AverGo]

Go StevieM, Well done!

[Bluesberry]

You are really feeling those bends Stevie.  Great timing and those little hammer on frills are just great.  I would say you are doing real good.  You have expression and feeling by the bucket, that is the hardest part of making blues guitar sound good.  The rest comes with practice and finger strength and muscle/ fretboard memory.  On your way for sure.

[galestermusic]

Stevie and Wiley you are coming along great! 48 is doing you well. Mark this date on your file and revist this next year and see what happens. I think you are going to be pleasantly suprised!

[launched]

It's full of expression and some wicked sweet notes!

I agree - great work, Steve!

Mark

[Satchwood]

Very nice slow blues jam - works well with the backer!  Great job - your becoming a bluesman!  Nice guitar expressiveness!

[StevieM]

Thanks guys, it really means a lot coming from you. Just inspired and determined to get better now!!
Couldn't have done it without you Mike!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Saijinn Maas]

Great job. Very nice feeling. I would have guessed you've done a lot more than 2 1/2 lessons.