Im not a shredlover but this is really good
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Well I suppose that playing like that saves having to learn vibrato.
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Mike
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Mike
marcusnieman
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stratman323 said:
LOL.....no time for vibrato.
CliffsGuitarWorld
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Long live Matias....that was very good.
kmarccoco
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That looks hard to play. Wonder what it would sound like played if he played it with just a strat, cord, and old tube amp with no effects? 
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I prefer simpler stuff played with some emotion, even some mistakes.
Chuck winding up Keef:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=PEA6gzAAPfc
I could watch this clip over and again - look at Keef's face as Chuck corrects him.
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Chuck winding up Keef:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=PEA6gzAAPfc
I could watch this clip over and again - look at Keef's face as Chuck corrects him.
:lol:
kmarccoco
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LOL, thats a great video!! Keef is playing what looks like a 56' Mary kaye with gold hardware...
Oh that's just hilarious
I've always thought of Keef as one of the best riff-creating machines ever...was never big on his feeble attempts at leadwork...Mick Taylor was the best thing to happen to the band lead-wise...IMHO of course
I've always thought of Keef as one of the best riff-creating machines ever...was never big on his feeble attempts at leadwork...Mick Taylor was the best thing to happen to the band lead-wise...IMHO of course
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From the 1986 film Hail Hail Rock & Roll. Keith decides to put together an all-star band for a gig in St. Louis to celebrate Chuck's 60th birthday. You can tell from the clip how grateful Chuck was!
It's a fascinating film, essential viewing for anyone with any interest in Chuck, Keith, or the origins of rock & roll. The 2 DVD set has some great out-takes & rehearsal clips too. I can't recommend it highly enough - get someone to buy it for you for Xmas.
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It's a fascinating film, essential viewing for anyone with any interest in Chuck, Keith, or the origins of rock & roll. The 2 DVD set has some great out-takes & rehearsal clips too. I can't recommend it highly enough - get someone to buy it for you for Xmas.
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marcusnieman
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kmarccoco said:
Or an ST100
Great video. As stratman323 said, the 2 dvd set should be in everyone's library.
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