I mentioned in Anton's thread / upload of 'Hey Joe' that I enjoyed playing along with his version. So he suggested I make a recording of that-- so here it is.
Just messing around really, but it was fun to do.
And good to upload a new video!!
B)
**Note- I replaced the video with a split screen of both of us playing.
'Hey Anton!' by Anton and AcousticAl
LDC II? Super-Cool, Al.
Now that's THREE Hey Joe's in a few days, so now I gotta go work on it. Man I like that song.
Al, thanks for sharing your technical creativity. You're always raising the bar, and always paving the way for us. Could any of the 30k+ TG members imagine this stuff a year ago?
Dan
Now that's THREE Hey Joe's in a few days, so now I gotta go work on it. Man I like that song.
Al, thanks for sharing your technical creativity. You're always raising the bar, and always paving the way for us. Could any of the 30k+ TG members imagine this stuff a year ago?
Dan
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michelew wrote:
I should have mentioned a huge shout out to LDC and Tony for originally having this idea. I didn't want this post to be too involved though, as I don't have lots of time right now.
Sweet or is that SWWEEEETT! Me thinks that might also be a little inspired by TG's own LDC.
And the next wave of collaborations begins.
Thanks for that Al. It's good to see what's possible.
Michele
I should have mentioned a huge shout out to LDC and Tony for originally having this idea. I didn't want this post to be too involved though, as I don't have lots of time right now.
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MarkM wrote:
Thanks Mark. I wanted my playing to be a bit different than Anton's so you could tell who was who-- so I just messed around with barre chords. I also did some arpeggios at the end to mix it up as well. Wide open really.
I'm glad Anton gave me the green light to record it. I probably wouldn't have done it otherwise.
Al,
Good job!!! That was fun to watch. Nice fret board play as well up the neck. I agree with Michele that this could be a new trend for some lead practice. Great idea. Thanks for posting.
MarkM
Thanks Mark. I wanted my playing to be a bit different than Anton's so you could tell who was who-- so I just messed around with barre chords. I also did some arpeggios at the end to mix it up as well. Wide open really.
I'm glad Anton gave me the green light to record it. I probably wouldn't have done it otherwise.
Al (and Anton!),
That was so much fun to watch! And what a great idea. I was just lamenting to a friend that I really don't have any more-experienced-than-me guitar-playing friends to jam with. Can't believe I never thought about jamming with some of my TG friends in their videos posted here.
Loved your additions, too- the barres and arpeggios.
Well done, guys!!! Suzi
That was so much fun to watch! And what a great idea. I was just lamenting to a friend that I really don't have any more-experienced-than-me guitar-playing friends to jam with. Can't believe I never thought about jamming with some of my TG friends in their videos posted here.
Loved your additions, too- the barres and arpeggios.
Well done, guys!!! Suzi