"Hard Luck Child" Blues on tenor guitar
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- I received a lovely Stella tenor guitar this morning (thanks to Jake Wildwood who repair wonderful vintage instruments) and i thought i'd give it a try and play a little Blues i made up on the spot after watching my Blues calendar behind me...
I keep coming back to this one. Very smooth
Hey there! I'm glad you were the one to get this tenor -- you're giving it the best home (and music) I think it possibly could have. Definitely seems happy in your hands. :) Jake
Absolutely fabulous!!! it sounds so vintage!!!
listening to this video since years... time to comment : AWESOME, thanks
This is definitely among the best of all the performances you've posted. You seized the music at that natural, nascent, spontaneous stage where nothing is forced and the scent of the muse still lingers. Some musicians go their whole lives without ever capturing such moments on tape. Thanks for posting this!
I'm definetely happy to have it in my hands, such a versatile instrument... Can play Blues, bottleneck, old-time fiddle tunes, folk songs, old jazz tunes, well, everything i love to play seems to fit... Thanks again, Jake.
Love this...love the chord sounding at :22 and the slide you do at 1:16....yummy....thanks for posting.
You are SO good. I love listening to your music.
Luv this kinda stuff. Sounds so eerie.
you got it man, yeh that's it! and if we done lucky we'll done see you again. cheers!
+Papa Mooresy - I keep coming back to this too. I'm a long time blues fan (and harp player) who switched to mandolin a while back. I've been drawing inspiration from the blues mandolin player, Yank Rachell, but this totally steals it for me. I found myself yearning after a parlor guitar after seeing Chris Hadfield's compact Larrivee P-01 on the ISS. Modern guitars often sound too 'nice' to me these days. +Gadaya 's getting just the tone out of that Stella that I crave; a sort of thin, boxy sound, like a scratchy 78 record. I'm guessing his strumming up so close to the bridge helps get that sound. The strings look really thin too. Are they especially light gauge; does anyone here know about such things?
Oooh. Wonderful sound, wonderful playing. Great video!
I really enjoyed this. Great little blues number well done.
Love it!!! Go, go, go!!!
That was perfect! Great phrasing (vox & playing)
i love this!!
Brilliant.
That was fantastic!
Lovely, again.
Jesper
You're great in blues! THX :)
Awesome!
More! More!
This instrument gives you great inspiration! yeah :°)
Excellent!
OOooold schoooool!
Great!
hope you would take it well that your singing _reminds_ me of alan blind owl Wilson (canned heat guy, RIP) - along with some other authenticity you have going on that I can't put my finger on. I'll settle for having my ear on it. carry on. do more.
Mighty fine.
nice singing too!
Ver nice !
@123blubull No i tuned to double octave tuning (DADA or DGDG i don't remember)
Your voice reminds me of the lead singer for Canned Heat from the 60s...
Nice
Very nice ! - We'd love to see you at the 5th Annual Tenor Guitar Gathering in Astoria, Oregon this June. #tgg5 #tggastoria www.tenorguitarfoundation.org/
totally love this! been trying to figure out how to play it on mine-any chance of some simple tabs/chords to get started on?
What kind of strings do you use on your tenor? I use DADA tuning and Chicago too. Haven't found strings I am happy with. I have an old Gibson tenor and want to do more with it. Great stuff here and you Wildwood Flower post , too. Jim
Is that a CGDA tuning?
That's beautiful, are you in C tuning?
great ! what's the tuning?
NICE PLAYING, SINGING ?