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	Richard capps added to a forum topic: lesson request Hi Vinny. Apologies for jumping in. But wanted to thank you for introducing me to that Jennie Mae Hemphill track. As you say 'deadly'. Echoes of Hooker and Burnside. What a...
	Bruce dumes left a comment on: I'm Confessin' Performance Examples I'm glad you are enjoying it, Duke, because it's the opportunity of a lifetime to be able to learn from you! And I'm having a heck of a lot of fun too!
	Bruce dumes liked a comment: Bruce, I would love to hear that actually. I am always interested in my students progress. I am really enjoying teaching at Sonic Junction!
	Duke robillard left a comment on: I'm Confessin' Performance Examples Bruce, I would love to hear that actually. I am always interested in my students progress. I am really enjoying teaching at Sonic Junction!
	Vinny added to a forum topic: lesson request My bad on the spot where Jennie Mae Hemphill appears - it's about 18:12 into the video which is 1:31:14 long.
	Duke robillard left a comment on: I'm Confessin' Performance Examples Hi Peter, Thanks for sending this. First, good job on the rhythm, it's nice and steady. You're pretty close on the melody. I realize this is a tough one and you did a good job. I...
	Bruce dumes left a comment on: I'm Confessin' Performance Examples Thanks, Duke. You've hit the nail on the head, alright. The other day I watched one of Jerry Portnoy's lessons where he was saying that the main thing he heard early on from Muddy...
	Bruce dumes liked a comment: Hi Bruce, Nice job on soloing. I like the quote from Sweet Georgia Brown on the bridge! Now what I noticed is that you seem to want to play ahead of the track in general. The idea...
	Vinny added to a forum topic: lesson request Great, so glad you agree. For some reason I did not get a notice by email that there was a reply here, so I just read your message. I like this groove he hits in Poor Black...
	Duke robillard left a comment on: I'm Confessin' Performance Examples Hi Bruce, Nice job on soloing. I like the quote from Sweet Georgia Brown on the bridge! Now what I noticed is that you seem to want to play ahead of the track in general. The idea...
	Duke robillard left a comment on: Muddy Waters Basics Main Riff Hi Steve, Yes, there are many ways people play this riff. I just prefer to teach from the original source. It's always best to start from there anyway. I am not a tab reader so you...
	Dariusz left a comment on: Beautiful Dreamer Solo Instrumental Great to see You back!!! Regards!!!
	Steve h left a comment on: Muddy Waters Basics Main Riff So many ways guys and gals play this riff. I like to play the lick in measure 1. Also do a octave root variant. Ex 1 or Ex 1a (with octve) Most seem to play the following...
	Bruce dumes left a comment on: I'm Confessin' Performance Examples Hey Duke. Finally as promised, with mistakes and all of course! ;-) I know I stared rushing like crazy during the double-time feel. Oh well. Now that you've got a new lesson up, I...
	Bob piscura left a comment on: Keep it to Yourself Lesson 2 Thanks Jerry, I appreciate the reply, I want to get it right! I was playing it -2 -3bent and sliding to -3. Not the way you just explained it. -2 half step bend sliding to -2 then...
	Brian chipman added to a forum topic: Third Position Have been playing for a long time and have been fronting a working band for the past four years. My frustration is in that when I use third position, unless I use chords or...
	Jerry portnoy left a comment on: Keep it to Yourself Lesson 2 Hi Bob, There are 3 notes involed in the riff at 3:57. The first should be the first bent note on the 2 hole draw (Ab) letting it up to the natural "A" then sliding into the...
	Bob piscura liked a comment: Hi Jerry, Im working on lesson #2 of keep it to yourself and when I get to 3:57 in the lesson where you say play 2 draw the 3 draw bend. mine doesn't sound correct. I grabbed a...
	Eric betts left a comment on: Singing Sliding Into Notes, Vibrato and Adding Emotion Thanks Corey once again. I will bear your words in mind! Cheers, Eric.
	Vince left a comment on: Singing Chromaticism, Slurring Notes and Head Resonance Corey, I guess I meant you find a tune in a key but it's too high or low, is it just a matter of experimenting with the capo until you find something comfortable for you? Thanks...
	Corey harris added to a forum topic: lesson request Vinny that is a good suggestion. I knew R.L. and we toured together in the US and Europe. He would slay them with a smile every time. Tell me a song that you have in mind.
	Corey harris liked a forum post: Corey: I know you get a lot of requests, but I wonder if you feel comfortable ever doing something in R.L. Burnside's Hill Country style? Looks simple but...
	Corey harris liked a forum post: Correction. What I meant to ask was if you would consider a version of Brownie Maghees Born / living with the Blues. Thank you
	Corey harris left a comment on: Lynch Blues Bass and Main Riff Thanks William! You are right.
	Corey harris left a comment on: Lynch Blues Bass and Main Riff Thanks!
	Corey harris liked a comment: Powerful song. I really like the pulsing rhythm with the riffs woven in.
	Corey harris left a comment on: Singing Sliding Into Notes, Vibrato and Adding Emotion Thanks Eric. I would also add that if we sing with too much variation then it loses its appeal...gets worn out.
	Corey harris left a comment on: Singing Chromaticism, Slurring Notes and Head Resonance Greetings Vince...what do you mean, as in how to transpose?
	Corey harris left a comment on: Singing Chromaticism, Slurring Notes and Head Resonance Bruce! Pardon my late reply to your video. I think you already have a voice (your own sound) and you are singing in key. My suggestion is for you to listen to the phrasing and...
	Dw gill left a comment on: Beautiful Dreamer Solo Instrumental Jerry, Great technique....Thanks, BluesFully, DW Gill