Bb Blues

[Glenn Mitchell]

I'm sorry I don't know where I got this backer in Bb but thanks to whomever.
I was surprised how confusing Bb was.
I habitually kept shooting for fret dots, pretty much all of which are wrong.
So, after an embarrassing number of takes:
This is a sort of a 1:00AM coffee house blues jam thang with my Strat trading with the GR20 guitar synth pretending it's a sax.

[tony]

I like Bb.  It's right there in the middle of the neck and you can go up and down (octave wise) fairly easily.  And it suits my voice - when there's no-one around and I get to sing along with myself.  Bb - him cool.

[The Reverend 48]

Great late night Blues Glenn
Well Done

[Wiley]

Fabulous Glenn!   This was ...... I love the guitar playing of the sax sound!!..  so laid back!
I can just picture a coffee house setting!!  Just lovely!!
PJ

[Satchwood]

Very nice and tasty laid back guitar licks with some way-cool sax-synth - sounds real!!!  Sounds like a New Orleans coffee house blues jam for sure

[Groundy]

Great blues Glenn, well done......Alex

[Gritter]

Wow this is sweeeet...way more Nighthawks at the Diner than coffee house for me. 

[indierik]

Glenn this is fantastic, very cool, very soulful, such ambiance and imagery... I see myself late at night leaning up against a brick wall in some dark alley way outside a bar wearing a trench coat, smoking a cigarette and thinking about how much I love the city I'm in as steam bellows up from a nearby manhole. And I don't smoke. lol! Love the Bb, you killed it. Third listen, can't get enough!

[Ferryman_1957]

Wow, very laid back and nicely done. This sounded very varied and you have some nice deft touches throughout this piece - the mutes across mutliple strings sound really nice (not sure if that's the right term for them but hope you know what I mean).

Cheers,

Nigel

[Gnasty]

Superb blues!!! It must have been tough doing that Bb for sure. Its good practice to learn out of the norm too though...