Re: [Harp-L] re was whammer jammer--now learning new songs

[BiscuitBoy714@xxxxxxx]

 Like I said, your the MAN. You're doing what I wish I was doing right now. I 
 just have too many things going on to be giggin' out alla da time. I'm sure  
you'll get the Sonny Boy just fine dude. Ya know, if you get a CD player with 
a  read out of the numbers that correlate to where the song is, you can back 
it up  to the exact place where the leads are without having to listen to the 
rest of  the song. Just look at the numbers to where the lead begins and write 
it down,  hit the re-wind on the CD player to where the number is, and there 
you go. I  used to pick up the needle and put it on to where the leads were 
until I made a  skip on the vinyl and would have to buy another record, if it 
was something real  hard like Wammer Jammer. Having CD's like that is almost 
cheating to me. He  He.
 
          You go big guy, and  rip it up hard!!
 
               Randy
             BiscuitBoy Blues
 
In a message dated 8/3/2008 7:27:11 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
jim.alciere@xxxxxxxxx writes:

Next I'm  working on Keep It to Yourself--the Sonny Boy Williamson
chestnut. In a way  it's a lot harder than Whammer Jammer, because the
tone, the phrasing, and  the vibrato are so beautiful. I can play the
notes no problem. It just  doesn't sound like Sonny Boy. Tab won't help
me there. Sonny Boy had a way  of keeping the vibrato on so even when
he hit a short little note in the  middle of a riff,  he could add
vibrato to it. Way beyond  me.







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