The Power chord belongs to the distorted Electric IMO. It just don't sound the same on the Accoustic.
If I was to whip out My Tele and play Wild Thing (distorted), I could definitly get away with:
G5///C5//D5/C5//G5///
Put down the Tele and pick up the Accoustic, then it needs to be:
G///C//D/C//G///
Pat
They sound great banged out hard on a reso. Resos produce their own acoustic distortion. 8)
"A cheerful heart is good medicine."
The Power chord belongs to the distorted Electric IMO. It just don't sound the same on the Accoustic.
If I was to whip out My Tele and play Wild Thing (distorted), I could definitly get away with:
G5///C5//D5/C5//G5///
Put down the Tele and pick up the Accoustic, then it needs to be:
G///C//D/C//G///
Pat
Yes, but I also use them on a number of bluesy tunes or rock tunes on the acoustic. Examples: the acoustic version of "Revolution" or "Parachute Woman" by the Stones.
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