In this episode of On The Beat we have the Totally Guitars Weekly Wrap Up Mar. 25, 2011
This week we wrapped up the auction for MattB and want to really thank everybody who got involved, particularly Damian, who spent a lot of his time arranging many of the details. Also special thanks to everyone who bid on the items as I'm sure you know how much we appreciate the generosity of the TG Community.
We were able to get you another video from Keith Holland, our local luthier. In this week's episode he goes over simple techniques for making minor adjustments to the circuitry of your electric guitar. Bring your trusty soldering iron.
We put out a few more student reviews, looking at songs by Neil Young, Stephen Stills, Ralph McTell and Jethro Tull. Speaking of JT and Ian Anderson, we also added another one of his songs to the Target Program- Living In The Past. This is an unusual rock song, being in 5/4 time. Not a favorite at dances but respectable in the Progressive world.
Our other Target songs this week were If You Could Read My Mind and Early Morning Rain, by Gordon Lightfoot, and Lindsay Buckingham's Go Your Own Way, from Fleetwood Mac's 1977 album Rumours. We also added tab to our lesson on Landslide for Neil's Play Through segment which was done as a Chord Solo, incorporating the melody into the fingerpicking.
Some of our instrumental specialist are working on Neil's composition Quicksand, which we have been putting out as a Drip Feed Lesson. This
week we got to the second to last part and it won't be long until it is completed.
We know that many of our Community like the Lesson Packages we put together and this week we released a 10-Pack of songs from the 1980s.
We have a couple more Packs coming soon as well. Be sure to check them out, unless of course you are a Target Member and have complete access
to everything anyway.
On to next week- a few more songs from Crosby, Stills& Nash.
Hope you enjoy
Cheers
Matt
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>> On the Beat - Episode 55 - Weekly video news wrapup March 25, 2011
Well Neil, as a matter of fact, Yes you will see me next week. I think I'll be down late Sunday evening.
But wait, if I come down, I may miss out on what may be my favorite CSN song lesson of all. HMMM, what should I do?
I think I'll come down and pick up my new guitar. Bill, MANY thanks for this wonderful donation. Knowing how I feel about the Seagull I have, I know it may have been a very tough thing to let go off. I promise to bath it and take very good care of it.
Scott.
But wait, if I come down, I may miss out on what may be my favorite CSN song lesson of all. HMMM, what should I do?
I think I'll come down and pick up my new guitar. Bill, MANY thanks for this wonderful donation. Knowing how I feel about the Seagull I have, I know it may have been a very tough thing to let go off. I promise to bath it and take very good care of it.
Scott.
Best wishes to you Scott and that Taylor guitar. I am glad you won it. I hope you take some pictures to share on TG of your visit to Neil-land.
Neil, I had a feeling that I was flying a little too close to the Sun on a couple of those songs. :laugh:
Bill
Neil, I had a feeling that I was flying a little too close to the Sun on a couple of those songs. :laugh:
Bill
I've been listening to the 4-Way Street live album. So many great songs. One gorgeous one that's missing from the CSN collection is 'The Lee Shores'. Maybe it's simpler than it sounds, but it would be cool if it was in next week's mix. I must go and see if it's in the recommend a lesson.
Lookig forward to seeing what's heading this way.
M.
Lookig forward to seeing what's heading this way.
M.
Yep, I would absolutely lóve to have a lesson for 'The Lee Shore'! Have been playing my own version for years, would be so great to get it down the right way! :cheer:
Hint, hint, hint, hint!!!!!!!!
michelew wrote:
Hint, hint, hint, hint!!!!!!!!
michelew wrote:
I've been listening to the 4-Way Street live album. So many great songs. One gorgeous one that's missing from the CSN collection is 'The Lee Shores'. Maybe it's simpler than it sounds, but it would be cool if it was in next week's mix. I must go and see if it's in the recommend a lesson.
Lookig forward to seeing what's heading this way.
M.
Treetop Flyer an easy three chord song? I never would have guessed that. It sounds like a fairly complex song to my untrained ear. Nevertheless, I will endeavor to learn it with the hints you just gave. Thanks for the push in the right direction.