Here's a backing to jam to

[Alvin Lee Fan]

Let's hear some takes over this backing, a slow blues in the Gary Moore style.

Come one, come all!!

http://www.visi.com/~sstolle/GMoorestyle.mp3

 

[FretFire]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

Very nice track man, I'll try and play with it in the next couple of days.

You should also check out the "Sensitive" backing thread.

 

[kmcguitars]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

My Take I see why no body has taken a crack at
this one yet. 5 1/2 minutes of trying to keep it fresh and not drop to
many notes :smack: :laugh2:
Try this link if the other won't work ?

 

[mongrollo]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

My Take I see why no body has taken a crack at
this one yet. 5 1/2 minutes of trying to keep it fresh and not drop to
many notes :smack: :laugh2:

Still, You handle it pretty well...

 

[FretFire]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

There's no law saying you have to use the whole thing either . Downloading your take now...

 

[FretFire]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

My Take I see why no body has taken a crack at
this one yet. 5 1/2 minutes of trying to keep it fresh and not drop to
many notes :smack: :laugh2:

Nice take man, you didn't seem to get lost or off track to me , well played!

 

[kmcguitars]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

There's no law saying you have to use the whole thing either . Downloading your take now...

Nice take man, you didn't seem to get lost or off track to me , well played!

Thanks!! I was gonna splice it up, But I coulnd't Deside witch parts to
cut? I figured... I got thru the whole 5 1/2 mins. With only a few Lil' Glitches.
Might aswell post it all.

 

[brisk]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

ALF, awesome track. I downloaded and jamed on it several times. I don't want to reveal how bad I am but the track was too awesome to ignore. So I just tried.

http://www.wonsuckchoi.com/mp3/alf.mp3

Cheers

 

[kmcguitars]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

Brisk...That sounded GREAT !! Love your tone and laided back approch.
Makes me wonder why I didn't cut the track in half to 2:04 like you did??
What was I think'in?? :smack:

 

[FretFire]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

Alright, I took quick shot at this backing. I stopped around 2:40 or so, and I played the RG on the neck pickup (DiMarzio Air Norton) through the Route 66 direct.

http://www.ajmcquay.com/MooreFret.mp3

 

[FretFire]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

brisk, nice take man. Nice and smooth (both the playing AND the tone ).

 

[Alvin Lee Fan]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

Wow! I completely forgot I posted this backing here

<-- Me

Here's my take. Actually, I completed this with a bud from another forum. we used a bunch of our toys

Starts with a R8 w/'57 Classics into an Aiken Invader 18w combo
Next, a stock JV Strat into a J-Station tweedy-type patch <-- Me
Then, an SRV Strat, stock, into a GuitarPort Marshall patch
Finishes with a R4 Oxblood w/Timbuckers into a Savage Macht 6 with a little Blackstone OD <-- Me

We called it "Wicked Excess"

Wicked Excess

 

[Alvin Lee Fan]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

My Take I see why no body has taken a crack at
this one yet. 5 1/2 minutes of trying to keep it fresh and not drop to
many notes :smack: :laugh2:

It seems like it helps to either be very depressed or be going through emotional turmoil to play all 5+ minutes. Do you want to talk about it?

Nice job! Real emotional!

 

[Alvin Lee Fan]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

ALF, awesome track. I downloaded and jamed on it several times. I don't want to reveal how bad I am but the track was too awesome to ignore. So I just tried.

http://www.wonsuckchoi.com/mp3/alf.mp3

Cheers

Nice! Real airy tone, fits the floating feeling of the tune real well Tasty!!

 

[Alvin Lee Fan]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

Alright, I took quick shot at this backing. I stopped around 2:40 or so, and I played the RG on the neck pickup (DiMarzio Air Norton) through the Route 66 direct.

http://www.ajmcquay.com/MooreFret.mp3

FretFire, you went through your Route 66 direct to the PC, no amp? Sounds great! I use a Route 66 too. Great little pedal, I never thought about using it as a recording preamp though. Cool! Nice job

 

[FretFire]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

FretFire, you went through your Route 66 direct to the PC, no amp? Sounds great! I use a Route 66 too. Great little pedal, I never thought about using it as a recording preamp though. Cool! Nice job

Definitely man, that's part of the reason I got it (it's hot enough to use as a preamp, so it also acts as a line/level buffer on my pedal board). It's actually first in line on my board pushing 4 other boxes and a wah, and still came out sounding like that. The last pedal has stereo outs so I send one to the PC for recording and the other to my amp to monitor (until I invest in a mic and small mixer in a few months). Great great pedal.

 

[gavantia]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

good stuff, I will do a take on this tomorrow. I got a tone just for this, dont know wether to go strat or paul on it.

 

[brisk]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

Brisk...That sounded GREAT !! Love your tone and laided back approch.
Makes me wonder why I didn't cut the track in half to 2:04 like you did??
What was I think'in?? :smack:

Thanks! I also enjoyed your take a lot. You got nice vibrato there. I can see you totally into the tune. Keep on rocking bro!

 

[brisk]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

brisk, nice take man. Nice and smooth (both the playing AND the tone ).

Thanks. You got a very matured style. Great tone too. Very impressive.

 

[brisk]

Re: Here's a backing to jam to

Wow! I completely forgot I posted this backing here

<-- Me


Here's my take. Actually, I completed this with a bud from another forum. we used a bunch of our toys

Starts with a R8 w/'57 Classics into an Aiken Invader 18w combo
Next, a stock JV Strat into a J-Station tweedy-type patch <-- Me
Then, an SRV Strat, stock, into a GuitarPort Marshall patch
Finishes with a R4 Oxblood w/Timbuckers into a Savage Macht 6 with a little Blackstone OD <-- Me

We called it "Wicked Excess"

Wicked Excess

What can I say? ALF always delivers. Enough said!