Think For Yourself

[bruno]

A bit of fun with the political season. Have been really short on time for the last few weeks, so this one was a quickie.
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[Hook]

Kick ass groove you've got going on, love to hear you sing  , blazing solo,  slick slide,  and what tones you have there my brother...ohhh the tones!
Rock on

[Blooby]

That friggin' Kemper slays me along with your playing. I noticed in another thread that then Kemper has kept you from buying other things. I cannot say the same.

Rather than ZZ Top, the first thing I thought of was Black Oak Arkansas. All we're missing is the sweaty bar.

Nice.

Blooby

[Groundy]

Rock on Bruno,
Great sound pal, Loving it.....


Alex

[Johnny Robbo]

Definitely got that "southern-fried-boogie" feel on this one. Do I hear shades of Molly Hatchet in there? Superb guitar tones, mate. Is that the Lemon Drop you're playing, by they way?

[Greeny]

This is great. Really fat, sweaty and greasy guitar tones. And that solo is a real beauty.

What a storming, swampy boogie. Excellent!

[Redler]

Kick ass groove as mentioned! Brilliant lead guitar and top class vox! Stunning rock song indeed!

[thetworegs]

Oooh Yeah!! Down and dirty.....

[bruno]

All, thanks for the kind listens and comments. Appreciated.

Blooby - Black Oak Arkansas is not a band I've ever come across, so had a listen, and liked them lots :-)

Hook - almost sent this one to you, but couldn't think of a name and then couldn't resist having a go myself :-) Next one!

Is that the Lemon Drop you're playing, by they way?

Johnny - 3 guitars on this. Rhythm is the MusicMan Luke, slide is my Squire Tele, and the main lead in the middle is indeed the lemon drop - all recorded DI's with the Kemper. Bass was via the Kemper as well.  

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[Farrell Jackson]

Bruno, this song kicks me right in my Southern Fried Boogie A$$...well done! Your vocal tone and phrasing reminds me of Commander Cody (Think Hot Rod Lincloln). Fantastic guitar(s) work and tones....FANTASTIC!

Farrell