Jazzy Major (All Stars) NEW UPDATE 28/01/10

[Tony W]

Christ, I feel like a middle schooler trying to skip a few grades. Those were some really nice takes PJ and Steve. Hats off to 48, your mentoring skills are going to be tested shortly

[Wiley]

Hey Tony,  Remember you started almost 2 months or 1 month after us.  And we all progress at different rates. Depending on how much time you have to devote to practice.  I heard your post and if you listen to ours at that time you are right where you should be.  You are coming along fine.

[Tony W]

I was only teasing PJ, the progress I have made is incredible. You should know that I decided to jump on the blues train when I heard your first posting in the 48 all stars. I knew that it was way beyond my skill level, and actually expected failure. I consider myself to be a success story for Mike.

Listening to what you two have accomplished here is really motivational. I think I have a nice advantage knowing what is coming around the corner. I'm giddy as a school kid, knowing that I will soon be playing like this.

[Ferryman]

Mike, the gap is narrowing. PJ and Steve are making great progress, I think they both did really well here. I think I'd be a bit lost here, I only have a vague idea of major keys, so well done to both for getting to grips with a slightly different style.

Cheers,

Nigel

[guitarron]

all three of these versions are truly top shelf-especially good seeing PJ step out of the more-lol

[Capn_Gaz]

This jazzy major scale stuff sounds bloody brilliant, this kind of sound really appeals to me - maybe more than minor blues scale based stuff. Looking forward to trying some of it myself, well done guys!

[Wiley]

Hey Capn Gaz I heard you joined our ranks.  Am looking forward to hearing you also. It's fun trying all the backers. Welcome aboard.
P.J.

[Greeny]

Great work everyone. It just gets better and better. PJ and Steve - This sounds like a tricky style to nail, but you both pulled it off. It's very interesting to hear your different styles and interpretations coming out - and the personal 'voice' that you're both developing in your playing. The backer sounds a bit like 'Georgia on my Mind'... I reckon you could play AND sing that very nicely, PJ. I don't know how 48 does it, but it's one hell of a class he's got now! And his own take is, of course, wonderful.

You should be more confident Steve... you're building techniques and a library of licks that'll last you a lifetime. There's nothing wrong with showing them off... ! Sounds like the momentum is building though. It will be funny to look back in a year's time and see where you've come from, because at this rate, you're all going to be serious blues players.

[Wiley]

Hey Greeny , surprise ,surpise, It is the one I sang on for the Trans Atlantic blues festival.

[StevieM]

Thanks Tim, I'm getting a bit more used to it now.
I dunno about a years time, I've only got look back a few weeks!!!!