What are you listening to?

[Razwald]

He's really just going through some of the kinds of things that the greats like Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed and others of that timeframe pioneered in the flat picking and finger picking styles, which leads us to some of the current wizzards like Richard Smith and Tommy Emmanuel.

 

 

Here's a good place to start, if you're actually interested in starting to learn that type of playing style.

 

 

 

...and ultimately, you're aiming towards playing stuff like this...   

 

 

 

Cheers,

4 <S!>

 

Good stuff. I bookmarked the lesson. Looks like a good place to start.

 

S!

Raz

[J5_Hotlead]

Here’s are some songs I really like right now:

 

[J5_Hotlead]

 

[Pragr]

One of my favorite.

 

[Karl Spackler]

You'll never hear either of these songs the same way ever again.

 

[Labroisse]

 

If you like that sort of stuff.

[Klaiber]

You'll never hear either of these songs the same way ever again.

 

 

Forgot to tell you how great that was.

[Klaiber]

 

If you like that sort of stuff.

 

He's awesome.  Had never heard of him, until I realized that he was connected to UFO and Scorpions.

[Labroisse]

He's awesome.  Had never heard of him, until I realized that he was connected to UFO and Scorpions.

Yeah, he and his brother Rudolph were original members of Scorpions.  That is where I first heard him play.  His replacement wasn't bad either

 

 

 

Ahhh, the good ol' hair band days.....

[Vonrd]

It's funny 'cause its true...

[Vonrd]

Tom Waits... so cool

[J5_Hotlead]

I've recently rediscovered the Newsboys and I can't stop listening to these 2:

 

 

Their lyrics are a little quirky, but that's what I like about them - makes them unique.  

[Labroisse]

I've recently rediscovered the Newsboys and I can't stop listening to these 2:

 

 

Their lyrics are a little quirky, but that's what I like about them - makes them unique.

 

 

 

Hard not to be cheered up by that music.

[Pfeil]

Well this is something else... 

 

 

And more from the strange sort.

[Klaiber]

Unfortunately, the uploader hasn't made the videos available in the US.

 

I'll see if I can find them in other videos.

[Klaiber]

Found them:

 

 

 

Both are really good!  I'm to see if I can pick some stuff up by Luc Arbogast.

 

Funny enough, I recognize Lieder der Freiheit!  But not this version of it.

 

It's "To France" by Mike Oldfield!

 

[Pfeil]

Unfortunately, the uploader hasn't made the videos available in the US.

 

Geo blocking of videos is the most idiotic thing I have seen since long time.

Who came up with that should be shot right next to the guy who invented region lock of DVD's

You can allways find other videos so why bother locking it?

 

And I'm glad you found them.

[Vonrd]

Totally Millennial... I'm addicted to this show though. This scene made me look up the lyrics which I never really was able to understand. Lots of "Be da dah, Be da da da... etc...

 

http://www.syfy.com/themagicians/videos/under-pressure

[Vonrd]

We need an emoji for "devil horns"

 

[Klaiber]

That's awesome.

[Vonrd]

Bone shorty at 13: just check out the mid part where he blasts:

 

 

Then this... "this is why we support the arts" ... 'nuff said... "SAD":

 

[Vonrd]

Klai,

 

Thanks for starting this thread! It's encouraged me to explore the myriad of content available online in this day and age. I'm impressed by the scope of interests noted here by my fellows in JG1! There's not a single "run of the mill... top 40" post in here. Kudos to all posting. Makes me realize what a treasure we have in our little slice of life that's JG1.

 

Salute!

[Klaiber]

Yeah, I've found a lot of stuff in here that I've never heard of, but really like.

[Kliegmann]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_d5dPYHi17k

[Sturtz]