Name: Double Trouble Cover
Duration: 4 min 14 s
Channel: Otis Rush (performed by Jim Signorile)
Description: "Double Trouble Cover" is a song by Jim Signorile. Guitar solo over a custom backing based on 'Double Trouble' (my favorite Blues song, originally by Otis Rush) recorded with my EC Strat GOLDIE and Blues Jr amp with Boss's new DD-7 delay pedal. I hope the feelings are coming through!

Double Trouble Cover

Jim Signorile

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Guitar solo over a custom backing based on 'Double Trouble' (my favorite Blues song, originally by Otis Rush) recorded with my EC Strat GOLDIE and Blues Jr amp with Boss's new DD-7 delay pedal. I hope the feelings are coming through!

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Jim Signorile

Blues guitarist, pianist and keyboard synth player, and composer of neo-classical music. Lead guitarist of Blues-Rock Bands.

I have been a musician - performer and composer - for close to 50 years, and I've been playing guitar for about 42 of those years. I have become mostly a player of Blues as of late and recently was invited to be the lead guitarist of a revived Blues-Rock 60's band. This picture is of me, and yes, Les Paul! And that's my Les Paul Deluxe, which I play along with my Clapton signature stratocaster.

Song Info

Genre

Blues • Blues General

Charts

Peak #146

Peak in subgenre #48

Author

Otis Rush (performed by Jim Signorile)

Rights

Music and lyrics by Otis Rush

Uploaded

March 21, 2016

Track Files

MP3

MP3 4.9 MB • 160 kbps • 4:14

Story behind the song

Guitar solo over a custom backing from Grahme L in Scotland based on "Double Trouble" (my favorite Blues song, originally by Otis Rush) recorded with my Eric Clapton signature strat GOLDIE and NOS Blues Jr amp with Boss’s DD-7 delay pedal.  I think the feelings added by the DD7 are great and I'm so glad I finally decided to get it - it's just about my favorite pedal now! 

I was at Madison Square Garden on February 28, 2008 when Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood played together, and the solo by Eric literally brought me to tears, and I've wanted to try my hand (literally) at this every since.  I hope the feelings are coming through - that's the bottom line to me!  I will never come close to Clapton's abilities, but he is a constant inspiration to me, and Otis Rush wrote some of the greatest Blues songs ever created - and this is my very favorite of all.