Nic’s rendition of this just blew me away and I had to have a go especially when he sent the backing track. So I am the first ’MUG’ to have a go ‘I GUESS’
As much as I tried I couldn’t get some of those licks on the 12! But later managed it on the 10 …So there may be a version two!
Not a patch on his playing on the pp but I just had to do it!.. hope I’m forgiven for the oops bits!
thanks Nic
Regards...Bob
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Bob Adams
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Hey Bob, You sure put a lot of nice licks in it, and it sounds good,
all you need to do now, is play it a few times to smooth it out.
I played Nic's track for 2 days to learn how the melody sounds,
and yesterday I was able to play it, but haven't used the tab yet.
I love the way Nic plays it, and will try printing the tab big enough,
so I can read it, and learn to play the pretty licks the way he does.
I'm just learning how to play again, since a bad accident in 2007.
It's so nice that guys like Nic, Dave, Ricky and others are helping me.
Carl "Lucky" Kilmer
all you need to do now, is play it a few times to smooth it out.
I played Nic's track for 2 days to learn how the melody sounds,
and yesterday I was able to play it, but haven't used the tab yet.
I love the way Nic plays it, and will try printing the tab big enough,
so I can read it, and learn to play the pretty licks the way he does.
I'm just learning how to play again, since a bad accident in 2007.
It's so nice that guys like Nic, Dave, Ricky and others are helping me.
Carl "Lucky" Kilmer
aka "Lucky Kay"--Custom built Rittenberry SD10 3X5, Walker S/S, NV-112, and Hilton Pedal
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Nic du Toit
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Bob,
Nothing wrong with your rendition.....I reckon you must just try to relax a bit. Before I record any of my numbers I usually run each one through until I feel relaxed whilst playing. Sometimes this may take a few days!..... no rush. As I go along I tend to 'clean up' the number by taking out certain licks, and put in something that I reckon may fit better. Only then do I put together a rough backtrack and play with it a few times before I do a take.
Thanks for your nice comments on my playing.
Carl, Taking baby steps now, will pay off in the long run. Give me a holler if there's anything I can help with.
Regards,
Nothing wrong with your rendition.....I reckon you must just try to relax a bit. Before I record any of my numbers I usually run each one through until I feel relaxed whilst playing. Sometimes this may take a few days!..... no rush. As I go along I tend to 'clean up' the number by taking out certain licks, and put in something that I reckon may fit better. Only then do I put together a rough backtrack and play with it a few times before I do a take.
Thanks for your nice comments on my playing.
Carl, Taking baby steps now, will pay off in the long run. Give me a holler if there's anything I can help with.
Regards,
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Bob Adams
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Nic! you have nailed it, patience is the answer without a doubt, trying to get a result in too big a hurry, I have been more patient with audio, making changes etc., but this video lark takes no prisoners! I guess I’m forcing myself to do them to improve my playing since I’ve been away from it a while. I think the last one on the tube is more relaxed! Hopefully!
Carl thank you also for your kind words,every good wish from Scotland in your road back!
Nic, I appreciate you taking the time to reply …..thank you……Bob
Carl thank you also for your kind words,every good wish from Scotland in your road back!
Nic, I appreciate you taking the time to reply …..thank you……Bob