here is my latest recording. I dedicate this to the Brits on this forum.
thanks so much. :)
when I was just learning guitar me and my friends would listen to the records coming from England.
we weren't old enough to drive just yet, so we used to walk up town for the latest Who 45 record
if we bought an LP we would sit on the curb and read the liners.
then we'd go back to one of our basements and try and learn the songs.
I still play them.
I call this tune 'animalstonegarage'
ere you r mates
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_music.cfm?bandID=644552
How does that work?
Do you guys really practice in the garage?
I wish we had some of them around here.
That would be cool to roll up you garage door
on a Saturday afternoon and give the neighbors
a free concert or jam session.
Now, if it was 2 AM, I wouldn't you want you in
my neighborhood.
All kidding aside. I love it. A medley of classic rock.
Well put together. Very entertaining.
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And yeh, here it comes .
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wait for it . . .
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Won't you be my neighbor?
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Mr. K.Rogers
It's the rock that gives the stream its music . . . and the stream that gives the rock its roll.
How does that work?
Do you guys really practice in the garage?
we did back then. afternoons.
kids came by and hung out till dinner time.
Thats really cool!! I like it.
My first garbage (garage) band and I used to practice in a storage facility. Some times we'd have quite a crowd but the nice thing was that often there wouldnt be a soul around. It was unit L23.. oddly enough that was the name of the band too.
Jim
“The hardest thing in life is to know which bridge to cross and which to burn” - David Russell (Scottish classical Guitarist. b.1942)
when I was just learning guitar me and my friends would listen to the records coming from England.
we weren't old enough to drive just yet, so we used to walk up town for the latest Who 45 record
if we bought an LP we would sit on the curb and read the liners.
then we'd go back to one of our basements and try and learn the songs.
That brings back some memories. You captured the sound perfectly and your voice has
an Eric Bourdon quality to it. One thing we use to do during that time period is go to
the sheet music section of the music store and take notes of the chords for the songs
we wanted to learn. That way we had a starting point at least.
John
