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Question for former rock guitarists
Lango-Django
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I wonder if GJ players can learn any worthwhile tricks or licks from rock virtuoso like Hendrix or Clapton, etc?
I don't know much about that kind of music but at Django in June a couple of years ago, I heard Stephane Wrembel playing some cool whole-tonish stuff as he got warmed up to give a seminar to about twenty of us.
When I commented about it after the seminar, my guitar buddy looked at me as if I were nuts. "That was just Foxy Lady by Jimi Hendrix... didn't you recognize it?"
Um, no...
I imagine that there are a lot of online tabs for Clapton and Hendrix stuff, so I wonder if any of you GJ'ers who come from the world of rock guitar think it would be worthwhile checking any of that out?
I don't know much about that kind of music but at Django in June a couple of years ago, I heard Stephane Wrembel playing some cool whole-tonish stuff as he got warmed up to give a seminar to about twenty of us.
When I commented about it after the seminar, my guitar buddy looked at me as if I were nuts. "That was just Foxy Lady by Jimi Hendrix... didn't you recognize it?"
Um, no...
I imagine that there are a lot of online tabs for Clapton and Hendrix stuff, so I wonder if any of you GJ'ers who come from the world of rock guitar think it would be worthwhile checking any of that out?
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Edgar Degas: "Only when he no longer knows what he is doing does the painter do good things.... To draw, you must close your eyes and sing."
Georges Braque: "In art there is only one thing that counts: the bit that can’t be explained."
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