Blues music

[Tinslinger]

I guess I don't get it. There are more than 7 frets on a strat. Jeff, Eric, Sonny Landreth, and Jimi knew/know where to find them. Too much repitition on a lick. Three reps then move . Good ? Yeah. God ? Nooooo. There not Strat guys but watch/ listen to Trey, Jake Cinninger and Tab Benoit.

[RIJIMMY]

Originally Posted by Tinslinger

I guess I don't get it. There are more than 7 frets on a strat. Jeff, Eric, Sonny Landreth, and Jimi knew/know where to find them. Too much repitition on a lick. Three reps then move . Good ? Yeah. God ? Nooooo. There not Strat guys but watch/ listen to Trey, Jake Cinninger and Tab Benoit.

he is playing very cool bebop lines in a standard blues progression, lots of Charlie PArker, Charlie Christian, sax type lines. This is a lost art, most players cannot even undestand this type of playing. I love clapton, hendrix, etc, but the reality is that they are playing one scale throughout a blues. Charlie Baty (clip) is playing through the chord progression, anticpating the next chord, playing substitute chords, very hip playing. he does play some repititous cliches, but those are expected in a blue solo of this length. Listen to the first 24 bars, amazing. I know I sound like a pompous arse, but this the type of music most dont get. how many people really "hear" charlie parker, dizzy, Cliffird Brown? Who cares how many positions or frets he plays in (there are only 12 notes!) Its the music that matters.

[Rockport24]

I liked it, but in my opinion it doesn't touch clapton or hendrix, it's just a different style, but to each is own... you can talk scales, progressions, and level of difficulty until your blue in the face, either ya like it, or ya don't!!!!

[Slingah]

Paul...Ive been playing those blues cd's you gave me....most exellent...thanks again..
Im gonna have to take wifey to see some shows at Chan's...she loves the blues
pm me your address again...I bought some new discs, I'll burn you some stuff