Sign of the Times - Roxy Music Fest - Pete C

[Pete C]

Here's my version of Sign of the Times from Bryan Ferry's 1978 solo album The Bride Stripped Bare.

Boss BR800
Blackstar Dept 10 Dual Drive
Reverend Jetstream RB
Fender Jaguar
Squier P Bass
Handclaps from Bandlab

[ODH]

Great energy and performance Pete, has a good live feel.

Great minds think alike - I recorded guitar tracks for a version myself earlier on this evening!

Nick
 

[Pete C]

Thanks Nick !

And looking forward to hearing your version !

[StephenM]

Hell I love your guitar playing and sound on this...that lead too is especially good and the rhythm tracks are so good.....

killer work Mr. Collins!!!!
vocals are good too... this song rocks a cubit butt ton (a slang for a whole lot)

[TPB]

Love the energy on this song and your playing is tight jamming with morning coffee
Tim

[Bluesberry]

tight as heck...great job

[guitarron]

Love the energy on this song and your playing is tight jamming with morning coffee

Same here coffee and all.
This Roxy fest has made a fan of me. Nice work Pete

[StephenM]

listening again I really love the way the two rhythm guitars play off each other in the left and right track...that is a wonderful and clever use of the guitars....  just a great track Pete

[Pete C]

listening again I really love the way the two rhythm guitars play off each other in the left and right track...that is a wonderful and clever use of the guitars....  just a great track Pete

Aww, thanks for your comments Stephen !  For quite a few years the core members of the band I played in were myself and 2 brothers, one played guitar and the other bass. Neil, the other guitarist, and myself always made a conscious effort on the rhythm sections of  song to play something different from each other. It's something I've carried through to my recordings...if I'm doing more than one rhythm track, once I've done the first rhythm track, I'll try and play the second track differently. Then I pan them to right and left so they stand out from each other.

[bruno]

That sounds great - a wall of guitars, lovely-jubbly.
Excellent cover.
B