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Going really slow Going really slow
Now this is really slow at 66 Bpm. I think Red House had this tempo and I wish it sounded anything like that, but some have a gift from God and others just have fun.
Swamp thing Swamp thing
Some late nite jammin' here with a strat and a slow bluesy groove that you might like.
Outline of a song, 2nd take Outline of a song, 2nd take
This is the second version. A bit more tidy than the first and better executed.
Outline of a song Outline of a song
Fire & Water Fire & Water
An instrumental version of a well known tune. My friend Jonas plays most of the guitar parts with an exquisite LP Custom.
Getting decisive Getting decisive
Sort of Satriani meets Gibbons. Very much Marshall any way.
SloFunk - a jazzier take SloFunk - a jazzier take
Using a clean strat with som chromatics can lead to some easy listening. This is one take all the way through, and I quite like it.
Plexi pleasures Plexi pleasures
Trying out my new Ceriatone 50W Plexi amp with a 70's feel.
Roadkill Roadkill
Two guitars and one ***hole, isn't that what Keith used to say? Perhaps not, but anyway
Ed's xmasjam Ed's xmasjam
Not my cup of tea at all, bu oh so fun. The excellent backing track was made by Ed DeGenaro.
Midnite blues Midnite blues
A litet moody, slow and thoughtful. Makes me think of a band with really big sounds. Mmmm.
Switch Switch
A forray (?!) into modal fusion music. A simple theme and some soloing with a strat. All done by yours truly, except for the backing, which I owe to Mats Nermark.
Over and out Over and out
I don't usually do songs in this tempo, but the groove got me going and look at me now. I play keyboards and bass, but I borrowed the drums. The guitar is a Strat (no kidding), the Amp is a Thunderbird Custom and the overdrive is a TIM.
Yee-Haw Yee-Haw
Pulling out all my country stop at once, one after the other. Music by Mats Nermark.
Vanilla Rip Vanilla Rip
A Les Paul, a COT50 and my Thunderbird amp. That's all folks! And of course, I owe the backing to Mats Nermark as usual.
