Many thanks to Forte8 for the insparation (and the backer)
many thanks to my wife too for buying me the guitar this is played on. a Gibson Flying V Robot.
Tony J.
Tony I wish I could inspire myself to play as well >:(
Seriously I think its brilliant
really helps hearing somebody elses take on your backing tracks
It would be really good to hear others versions of the same track
This sounds like the start of another backing track lead guitar challenge, excellent ;D. I will have to give it a go this weekend and see what I can do with this. I think this one version will be the top dog though. Hard to play any better or more interesting than this. Great job.
i found this backer a tricky little bugger at first.
it got easier listening to the bass..just a thought
Tony J.
Quote from: Bluesberry on January 24, 2009, 06:04:52 AMThis sounds like the start of another backing track lead guitar challenge, excellent ;D.
I have never done this can I have another go now I have Tony's inspiration ;D ;D
QuoteI have never done this can I have another go now I have Tony's inspiration
By all means, all in the spirit of friendly competition. I find it really interesting to hear all the different takes over a same backing track. Go back in the archives about a month ago and there is another backing track lead over challenge. It was great fun to do and listen to each others version. It is also good for learning and improving to hear what other people do and try something yourself. I kinda surprised myself how well my version came out. Get your guitar out, plug er in and let the fun begin.
Anyone else who is interested, get the backer and have a go. The backing track is contained in this thread: http://microrecorders.org/community/post-your-work/latinish/0/ (http://microrecorders.org/community/post-your-work/latinish/0/)
This will be fun! ;D
Here's the crunched backing file so it will fit here:
Tony,
Another sweet sounding guitar in the hands of the master. Coolio my compadre
Flash
Very Nice!
What a sweet sounding guitar...
LG
Supreme, sublime skill. The new Flying Vee sounds great, but you could wring sweet tones out of any old axe :D
Quote from: Greeny on January 26, 2009, 06:08:47 AMSupreme, sublime skill. The new Flying Vee sounds great, but you could wring sweet tones out of any old axe :D
A shoe box and some laggy bands most likely! ;D
Oh, Tony.
Your tone and techique surprise me every time.
No other saying but for envying your talent.
Warm regards,
B.G.
Got around to posting a lead for this great backing track here:
http://microrecorders.org/community/post-your-work/latin-backing-track-lead-over-take-2/0/
Thanks for it. Lots of fun!
OTD Bump, Hope you see this Helen, Take care.....Alex