Busking bob dylan

willem
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Sun Sep 04, 2011 3:15 pm

I love it Jim,,keep the Dylan songs coming.


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Sun Sep 04, 2011 3:37 pm

Hi Jim. You were channeling Dylan there man. If I closed my eyes your voice sounded pretty Dylanesque to me. You obviously love the Dylan stuff.


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Sun Sep 04, 2011 3:52 pm

Thanks to all for watching & commenting!

Hi Daryl - good advice on the strumming - I will keep working on it. I did upgrade my recording setup to a low cost dynamic mic and 4 channel mixer both from radio shack and recommended a while ago by dan/wrench. And I have a pickup for my gs-mini. I will try it with various volume levels on the mix.

Marc - good suggestion - I never think to play along with the record. I'll try it.

Willem - I actually took a couple of dylan workshops from a local guitar teacher and have arrangements for 20 dylan songs. For this song, I have an arrangement for a lead guitar also. So, yes, I will be posting more dylan songs.

Tony - I do love the dylan songs and have listened to them so much it's easier for me to remember the lyrics and phrasings! And your video of the Church song was great - Sorry for not commenting on it :(


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neverfoundthetime
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Sun Sep 04, 2011 4:06 pm

Agree with Daryl here....and nice job on channelling that Dylan voice Jim!


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Sun Sep 04, 2011 8:34 pm

Jim, I think you started out a bit rushed so at first the voice and strumming were not in synch. Then you relaxed a bit and things settled in to make a better match between the two. May I suggest you try to vary your attack on the strings, not hitting all of them on each strum ?
I appreciate Dylan greatly, good thing for you to sing it. It's a pleasure to see you coming along with this type of tune !

Pierre


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Sun Sep 04, 2011 9:40 pm

Chris - thanks for watching

Pierre - good comments - I did feel like I relaxed as I went on, perhaps i should start with an intro. good comment on hitting less strings - I will try that also.


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Tue Sep 06, 2011 7:25 am

Hey Jim. Nice to see a new video form you. Is that a pick you're using now. Good job expanding your attack.

You really DO sound like Dylan. You've got his intonation down and everything.

Keep them coming.

Michele


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Wed Sep 07, 2011 5:24 pm

Hey michele - thanks for the comment! Yes, I am trying to use a pick these days, except for the uke where I can attack with the index finger. I noticed your uke party has been quiet lately :(


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Tue Feb 21, 2012 11:06 am

Bob Dylan's "Don't Think Twice"

Returning after a long hiatus with several uploads today. All of these were recorded directly from the camera mic in one take without any post-processing. That's the only way I seem able to make time for this.

I first learned Chet Atkins' arrangement of this song, but don't play it that way any more. This song is about a guitar accompanying pain and not about virtuousity, in my opinion.

Pardon the pyjamas.



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neverfoundthetime
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Tue Feb 21, 2012 11:27 am

That was fabulous Stuart, Welcome back! What a great performance and so well sung... that Cat Stevens in you is pushing unmistakably through again. I really enjoyed that. Just the song to be sung alone in a man cave with pyjamas on ;-).

PS: Just out of curiosity are your strings , shall we say, a little "vintage"? Not being rude, just checking my ears and perception.


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