Litaker and Blue Jade
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- Daniel Policarpo
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Litaker and Blue Jade
This is pretty remarkable if you like things like smoothness, expression and control. Emmons wrote one hell of an arrangement and melody suite on that one. It's a beautiful song and not nearly as easy as Litaker makes it sound.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFX8jfY-9CI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFX8jfY-9CI
Li'l Izzy for Guvner
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Agree
Larry I have to agree, the old head rooster was strutting his stuff on this one. Great job my friend!
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- Daniel Policarpo
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You forgot to add anything about "mama" "prison", "getting drunk" , a "truck", or a "train". Though I guess a greyhound 'll do.Dennis Johnson wrote:Always like that song. Someone should have put words to it and made a hit. Maybe like, on my way to the courthouse to get my divorce my truck quit run'in and when I opened the door to look at the engine my dog, "Old Friend", jumped out and got hit by a greyhound bus, or something like that.
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- Daniel Policarpo
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Chris, that's not a bad idea.chris ivey wrote:daniel, you seem to be quite the supporter of the litaker school. he should give you a discount.
If he was expensive, I would probably pursue that. But at $5 a week baseline, I don't know how much lower it could go. I do want to make sure he keeps enough students aware of his work to keep the price at $5, though.
In all seriousness, I wouldn't support him if what he does wasn't working. I know guys who are seasoned and pretty damn good who show up each week just for the fun of it.
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What Daniel said. There is so much good information provided and stuff to help stay out of ruts. The material is presented in such a manageable way that you can process and integrate it into your playing before the next session. And it is a lot of fun. Many thanks to Mr. Litaker and the internet.
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Agree Daniel, Mr. Litaker and YouTube make a great opportunity for players advancing today. I joined recently and wonder what I missed over the last few years. I'm retired now and just play for my own enjoyment. Having a great time learning and playing some of these new old songs I never played back when I was playing with bands.
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smoothe as glass
Good job William... I too am getting better because of you... thanks...
Darrell and his carter in Fl
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