But Suzi said I should- and she hasn't steered me wrong yet.
And it's Friday. And I'm not working!!
Hope you're Feelin' Groovy too, TG!!!!!
"Feelin' Groovy" on a Friday!
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AcousticAl
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I didn't know if I should post this-- don't want to oversaturate the market if you know what I mean.
But Suzi said I should- and she hasn't steered me wrong yet.
And it's Friday. And I'm not working!!
Hope you're Feelin' Groovy too, TG!!!!!
But Suzi said I should- and she hasn't steered me wrong yet.
And it's Friday. And I'm not working!!
Hope you're Feelin' Groovy too, TG!!!!!
Hi Al,
Well, as I mentioned to you already privately, I thought this was a really sweet version of this song. I liked the way you varied the high notes throughout the song to keep it from becoming monotonous. Also really liked the harmonics ending each verse!
One thing I would recommend giving a try is incoporating the hammer-on that Neil does in his lesson (but doesn't put in the tab). I think that instead of playing the open D as the penultimate note in the last measure, you hammer on a B on the open A. Hope that makes sense. That's what I do, anyway, and it sounds good to me! it's nice to throw that in, again, as variety.
Your voice sounds great in this song and I loved the harmonies you did with the 2nd track.
I started working on this song as soon as Neil posted it and I thought that since it was a level 1 song I'd have it down cold in an hour. But I found it MUCH trickier than I expected. Not sure if it's the rhythm or the picking pattern, but it took a while to get it sunk into my fingers. But it is REALLY fun to play.
Suzi
Well, as I mentioned to you already privately, I thought this was a really sweet version of this song. I liked the way you varied the high notes throughout the song to keep it from becoming monotonous. Also really liked the harmonics ending each verse!
One thing I would recommend giving a try is incoporating the hammer-on that Neil does in his lesson (but doesn't put in the tab). I think that instead of playing the open D as the penultimate note in the last measure, you hammer on a B on the open A. Hope that makes sense. That's what I do, anyway, and it sounds good to me! it's nice to throw that in, again, as variety.
Your voice sounds great in this song and I loved the harmonies you did with the 2nd track.
I started working on this song as soon as Neil posted it and I thought that since it was a level 1 song I'd have it down cold in an hour. But I found it MUCH trickier than I expected. Not sure if it's the rhythm or the picking pattern, but it took a while to get it sunk into my fingers. But it is REALLY fun to play.
Suzi
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AcousticAl
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Glad you're enjoying the groovy vibe!
Suzi- good call on the hammer on's. Don't know if I can do it while singing, but worth a shot.
BTW- you've all got my permission to take the day off.
Cheers!
B)
Suzi- good call on the hammer on's. Don't know if I can do it while singing, but worth a shot.
BTW- you've all got my permission to take the day off.
Cheers!
B)