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That entire album is great. Are there any TG lessons in open D? I can think of songs in Drop D (Dear Prudence), Double Drop D (several Neil Young songs), Open G (Circle Game and Hula Blues), C Wahine (Never Going Back Again). Nothing jumps to mind for open D.

Anyway, all those songs in the medley sounded very nice. Took me back a number of years listening to you play.

I think i do not know the album but enjoyed your playing,,very nice,,thanks

ps now i have the whole day that bend in my ear...

jayswett wrote:

That entire album is great. Are there any TG lessons in open D? I can think of songs in Drop D (Dear Prudence), Double Drop D (several Neil Young songs), Open G (Circle Game and Hula Blues), C Wahine (Never Going Back Again). Nothing jumps to mind for open D.

Little Martha is in open D

Beaker,

Just had a chance to view this. I really enjoyed it, very nicely done. The alternate tunings are pretty cool. Just another reason to have many guitars. :laugh:

Bob

Great job, Beaker. That was really fun to listen to.

Beaker,

Well done and so smooth. I've never played in that tuning but after seeing that I sure would like to. Thanks for sharing.



MarkM

Beaker- fantastic, man! I really enjoyed that a lot! You should give a try to singing those songs! No one can be a worse singer than Bob Dylan so it's all up hill from there!

Thanks for the video! :cheer:

BigBear wrote:

Beaker- fantastic, man! I really enjoyed that a lot! You should give a try to singing those songs! No one can be a worse singer than Bob Dylan so it's all up hill from there!

Thanks for the video! :cheer:

I wouldn't underestimate Bob's singing on this album. It's a tough act to follow.

Nice one Beaker. Very laid back and relaxed playing. I loved the bends too.

Michele

izzyhara wrote:

That was just really nice - kind of soothing and very listen-able. I want to learn the first one you played. Nice medley.... thanks for sharing.

Izzy,

You should definitely give this a try. The first tune in Beaker's medley is 'Buckets of Rain.' It's difficult enough to be interesting, but not so hard as to be frustrating. I'm sure you could pick it up quickly.

-Stuart