Rudi
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Nice! but I think it was 'Fat Man In THE Bathtub' anyway... Boys Are Back in Town - Thin Lizzy
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Fat Bottomed Girls - Queen
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Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison
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Love Me Tender - Elvis Presley
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Pocket Full Of Kryptonite - The Spin Doctors
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how did this escape your spellchecker? Boys in the Bar Room - Robert Hunter
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The Great Pretender - The Platters
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US Blues - Grateful Dead - From the Mars Hotel
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March of the Toreador - Georges Bizet – Carmen
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Sheep May Safely Graze - Johann Sebastian Bach usher > shepherd > sheep
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Always Something There To Remind Me - Dionne Warwick
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Somewhere Down the Crazy River - Robbie Robertson
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Jetsex - Tonto's Expanding Head Band
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32 - 20 blues - Robert Johnson
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Born in the 50's - The Police
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So.... Do I get a cigar or what?
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Understanding harmony is basic to lead playing, whether you hit more than one note at a time or not. If anything, I try to expand the harmonic potential of a solo by using passing tones, (including chromatic runs) and allude to changes not actually present in the music. Diminished chords are useful for this.
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La Pistola Y El Corazon - Los Lobos
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Pretty Flamingo - Manfred Mann
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Yes sounds most odd. Finger picking takes quite a while to learn, wheras strumming comes quite naturally to most newbies. Of course he must have a sense of rythym to fingerpick, so why cant he strum? As for learning backwards. I knew a fellow who was left handed but taught himself to fingerpick a regular right handed guitar held upside down (with the thin strings uppermost). He was pretty good too; bizarre!
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Doesnt sound very appealing to me.
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Read one & discover why they never make the best seller's list. Without dealing with usage context, they are next to useless.
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A lot of early country blues players could keep great time but couldn’t keep to a bar structure even on a promise. Blues is elemental music. The form is nearly always very simple & its greatest attraction is that is has the greatest potential for ‘feel’. An improviser can play across the beat with huge latitude and still make it work wonderfully. As a form it has an inherent elasticity.
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I used to feel that way. When I look back at my earlier lyrics, they are truely cringeworthy. So my opinion has not changed. However, my writing has improved since those days, so now, I dont have the problem anymore.
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Right Said Fred - Bernard Cribbins
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