Eric Clapton Signe by hesser

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Hi everyone. It's been a while since I've posted anything so I thought I would out this one up. Also, Beaker has been bugging me to do it for a while now also. Anyway, I saw signe when I first joined TG and thought that it would be a good tune to work up to. I have been playing it for a while now and really enjoy it. It's challenging for me to to get through the whole thing without any mistakes, as you could see by my video!! I had a couple of little blips but thought I would just put it up anyway. If you are thinking of learinging this one I really encourage you to do it! Like Neil says, there are three distinct parts to learn. Just take it one by one and then put them together! I hope you like it and as always I encourage any feedback you may have.

Thanks Again!
Mike


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Thu Apr 07, 2011 8:03 pm

Man that was good! I really like that tune but haven't committed to the effort required. You have and it shows in spades. I can see only one section giving you a little trouble and it's just further familiarity needed I think rather than any technique issues.

I have had this particular advice myself and think it's good advice so I will pass it to you also, I would like to see you really getting into it. You play it so very well that I think you can afford to just enjoy it more and show that joy in your performance.

I thought it was really, really well played Hesser. Thanks for the look.


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Thu Apr 07, 2011 8:22 pm

Thanks Tovo,

Your right, when the camera is off and I am just jamming away it always goes a little smotther. I actually just close my eyes and play away. It's great! But as soon as the camera comes on I am thinking of all the little technical stuff... Oh well, it's a tough song for me but with a little more time and practice I am sure I will be able to just let it go!!
Mike


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Thu Apr 07, 2011 8:26 pm

Yeah Mike, camera nerves are a bitch eh! I reckon just leave the camera running all the time so you eventually will forget about it. Anyway...it's a tough song for anyone! You play it great.


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Thu Apr 07, 2011 8:48 pm

Mike, that was really great! Way better than when I heard you play it with cold hands.... but that would be expected. I think you have done a really good one here. The sky is the limit for you! Beaker.


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Thu Apr 07, 2011 9:44 pm

That was simply great. A little work to do, perhaps, but not much. I remember when this song came out in the Target Program, and I thought to myself that I will never be able to learn this song. Watching you play gives me the courage to give it a whirl. It would be one of my long term projects. I'm off to check out the lesson right now. Thanks for posting this great song.


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Thu Apr 07, 2011 9:57 pm

Great playing, good rhythm with the snair thumping. You look very relaxed for such a complicated song, you must have spent some time on it and it sounds very good.

Thanks for posting it

Marc


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Thu Apr 07, 2011 11:24 pm

Wow! Very nice job. Good percussive string slapping technique, too. You smoothed out the little "blips" very well. You can be very proud of this one. Thanks for posting.

Hydorman52


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Fri Apr 08, 2011 12:29 am

Mike,
That was really good! I really liked the percussive thing going on there. I've got a few songs going on right now, but as soon as I can I will take a look at this lesson. Thanks for the inspiration!
Craig


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Fri Apr 08, 2011 3:57 am

Mike,

I have worked on this hear and there and I know how hard it is. But honestly, and I am a tough critic, I thought you were great. Also, I know how much courage it takes to post something even when you know it is not your best, so hats off.

MattMa


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