Satchwood's "Raining Oil" - part 2 (guitar instro)

[Satchwood]

I've decided to start re-doing my songs, to try and improve them.  What a task and undertaking....

This "mellower version" was all complete re-done using my Line 6 UX2 and Riffworks drums.   I used my LP for rhythm, my Kramer for the leads, and my Ibanez on the bass.    

I tried to work the guitar harmonies, but i'm still not satisfied with my solos.   I think my original on the MBR has better solos on it....    so expect a part 3 some day...

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[cuthbert]

Sounds pretty great to me!  Well done, Tommy.

[Kenneth]

That's some red hot playin' there Tommy.

I know how you feel about redoing, I pretty much feel that way about everything I have done.
Looking from the outside- in though, it's smokin' hot and has atmosphere,- Satchwood atmosphere, and basically it rocks!

[Redler]

This is stellar, Tommy! I agree with Cuth - sounds good to me too.

Kari

[Tony W]

It's raining kick ass guitar work.

[Bluesberry]

Sounds good to my ears.  Riffworks drums are pretty natural sounding.

[Ted]

There's something about this that reminds me of a Spaghetti Western. Can't put my finger on what it is.

Shreddi Western?

Those are some emotional melodies, harmonies, and great playing.

[The Gobi Desert Canoe Club]

I really know I should go back and smarten up my songs and if my songs were as good as yours I probably would. The trouble I find is, by the time I feel I should go back, I've moved on and there are new songs, new few feelngs and new expriences that need to come out. I love this as it is but if you need to revamp than I shall welcom it as I did the first time it was posted......Willie

[Satchwood]

Thank you everyone!   Notice i'm using a 3/4 time signature on this...kind of a waltz time rocker :~)

.....maybe that's where you want to put your finger Ted?

[SE]

Liking this lots, great guitar sound a lot mellower but still has power too, this is a great listen.