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blues banjo
delta blues
lap steel
slide guitar
slide mandolin
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jcheyennej
» genre:
Blues >
Blues General
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» label: unsigned
» for fans of: Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Blind Willie Johnson, Lightning Hopkins
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short cut of a clumsy bottleneck solo, as played live.... open g is fun for the whole family.
A lapsteel version of the Howlin' Wolf song
A banjo song...
Live recording with band of some high-gain Lapsteel chaos.
You don't need a $3000+ U.S.D. guitar y'all!! Get a good microphone and record your crappy old acoustic, it'll sound jus as good.
Indian Slide Guitar
Reverb-Soaked Vocals and Guitar, sleeping in the desert.
Just a fun mess around with overdriven slide
Semi-improvised blues about a bad morning, turning into almost comedy, about how guitar solos piss me off. Step away from the distortion pedal!!
Psychedelic acoustic rock song about a panther stalking you... Scary!
Excuse the quality, recorded on a $10 microphone. This is a song i'm working on at the moment, banjo, mandolin and vocals.
Semi-improvised country blues.. stripped down slide banjo.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
Spacey Mandolin and another bittersweet song about a girl on a beach with sadness in her heart.
Finally recorded the full version now.
Demo of lap-style slide sound
Sorry to all authentic classical Indian players..! Just a poor westerner's try at some similiar sounds and scales on a similiar instument. I like it.
All slide players know this classic theme, but that doesn't detract from the original recording's greatness. My little contribution, lots of reverb, lonesome electric lap slide.
Slide Banjo, Lap-Style, Blues. Banjos are great for blues they're not just for bluegrass or Irish music!
First attempt at harmonica recording. A swampy boogie number with guitar and harp, about a strange letter written in blood.... *spooky!*
What happens when you plug a poor little mandolin into a big grumpy amplifier and turn it up! It's only a short song, so the pain won't last too long.
Just a song I wrote which was then recorded in one take, live, with some friends.
Me-Guitar&Vocals
Jonno-Bass,
Pete-Harp,
and Pat-Drums.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
This instrumental would be great for a movie, it's in a minor key with a twangy almost surf sounding vibrato and some melancholic harmonica. Quentin Tarantino, call us!