Bug Water! That sounds like a name Frank Wakefield would give it.
On Dec 17, 2010, at 10:14 AM, kathy nichols wrote:
Very good points Gathel. I have already learned alot about myself
watching my video attempts. Like do I really hold my pick like that?!!
Kinda like listening to your own voice
But supposing you can't remember any names?
Funny imagining someone arriving from the Shetlands to Mississippi. Can
barely imagine two climates further apart.
And what is the name of that mode that starts on the 6th note of the major
scale?
In Valencia it's 4Am, mild, light sea, and there is abo
Robin, that's why tunes have names--so we can tell them apart.
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 7:13 PM, Linda wrote:
> Val and Robin,
> I have a Shetland Island tune here that has an A part that is almost
> exactly the B part of Grub Springs (if one thought of the Grub Springs
> version being an on-stero
Val and Robin,
I have a Shetland Island tune here that has an A part that is almost
exactly the B part of Grub Springs (if one thought of the Grub Springs
version being an on-steroids take, a few more notes, and a jazzed up
rhythm). I am convinced that a fiddler long ago arrived in Old Miss,
from
Robin, that's a ramble in many dimensions. But Dusty Miller and Grub
echo each other beyond the key thing. There's a clear path there.
Garfields is another journey. For me its still such a finger twister
that I can't relax and get into the music of it. In the rambling
spirit, I've managed to get th
Was playing the Grub the other day, and found myself playing Dusty
Miller, then today while fixing my daughter's crappy keyboard, played
it in E flat, starting on C and it turned into garfields BB. anyone
else? or have I been listening to too much Capt Beefheart these days?
And in Spain, Enrique Mo
Must be a girl thing! Ah, the kind of remark that inspires "open
season" for retribution. Let 'er fly!
TB
On Dec 17, 9:14 am, kathy nichols wrote:
> Very good points Gathel. I have already learned alot about myself
> watching my video attempts. Like do I really hold my pick like that?!!
> Kind
Very good points Gathel. I have already learned alot about myself
watching my video attempts. Like do I really hold my pick like that?!!
Kinda like listening to your own voice. We do tend to be our own
worst critics.
I also find this group very supportive of everyone's attempts and hope
to have
I agree with the big Tater. What's really important is to have fun and do
what you can. You learn a lot from listening and watching yourself play. You
see all the mistakes and hear that stuff you thought sounded like one thing
doesn't really sound that way. It's painful for most of us to see and he
hahaha! Worse if they are done with tremble-oh
On Fri, Dec 17, 2010 at 3:48 PM, mistertaterbug wrote:
> Just do what you can do. No judgements from out here in Taterbug land.
> Val invented a new phrase the other day by accident(slip of the
> tongue) that I think applies to all of us. Her phras
Just do what you can do. No judgements from out here in Taterbug land.
Val invented a new phrase the other day by accident(slip of the
tongue) that I think applies to all of us. Her phrase is "double
slops". Too funny, too true. Loosen up and enjoy yourself. You don't
have to wear your best hat in
That goes for me too..heck I have only been working on mando serious
for a couple of yearsI working too.
I draw some and find what I aim for from my head is nothing like what
comes out on paper. And its that way with the mando too. I am
hearing it, and when I play it on vid, it seems like som
I've been working pretty hard on Grub Springs, have recorded it three times now
but what's coming out
is not what I'm hearing in my head, I'm not happy with it at all. I think I
have to grind it up again a few more
times and see what comes out. This is strange for me as I'm not the least bit
b
ical dialogue in the world. Make a
point, take a stand, pour your heart out. I want to get to know your
musical fingerprints...
Instiga-tater
On Dec 15, 3:41 pm, Don wrote:
> You just have to get it workin' (as a country blues).
>
> On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 2:37 PM, mgromkey wrote:
>
You just have to get it workin' (as a country blues).
On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 2:37 PM, mgromkey wrote:
> Guilty as charged over on FaceBook. I was thinking of working up "Got
> My Mojo Workin." It's not a country blues tune, but I thought there
> might be a way t
Guilty as charged over on FaceBook. I was thinking of working up "Got
My Mojo Workin." It's not a country blues tune, but I thought there
might be a way to countrify it. I thought the idea was too weird and
86'd my post before getting hollered at.
--
You received this mes
agreed to do or at least offer
> two tunes per month, and as I have some days off coming up, selfishly
> I would love to do a country blues tune, but which? Tommy, lonnie,
> robert, willie johnston? Furry or little hat? Got to run. Worraboutit?
>
> 2010/12/15, Mark Seale :
>
&g
Someone posted the idea of working on a muddy waters tune, but seems
to have regretted it. I think we all agreed to do or at least offer
two tunes per month, and as I have some days off coming up, selfishly
I would love to do a country blues tune, but which? Tommy, lonnie,
robert, willie johnston
t 18, 5:49 pm, Don wrote:
> >>http://jasobrecht.com/ry-cooder-%E2%80%93-talking-country-blues-and-g...
>
> >> Interesting stuff here with links to lots of old recordings. Only
> >> mando content is some mention of Yank Rachell.
>
> >> --
> >> My
an feel the
> enthusiasm fizzing away in Cooder's replies... now to check out these
> Jump Bands!
>
> On Oct 18, 5:49 pm, Don wrote:
>> http://jasobrecht.com/ry-cooder-%E2%80%93-talking-country-blues-and-g...
>>
>> Interesting stuff here with links to lots of old recordings.
-talking-country-blues-and-g...
>
> Interesting stuff here with links to lots of old recordings. Only
> mando content is some mention of Yank Rachell.
>
> --
> My CD of original tunes played on mandolin, mandola, and
> mandocellohttp://www.HillbillyChamberMusic.com
--
You
http://jasobrecht.com/ry-cooder-%E2%80%93-talking-country-blues-and-gospel/
Interesting stuff here with links to lots of old recordings. Only
mando content is some mention of Yank Rachell.
--
My CD of original tunes played on mandolin, mandola, and mandocello
http
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