Wanted: Guitar Heroes

[Risto the Great]

Evh


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[Risto the Great]

Originally Posted by Phoenix

I loved the HSCC's cover of Stevie Wonder's 'Superstition' - but there was something missing...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbPq-_DmT6g

Then I remembered...Stevie had Ron Jeremy on trumpet.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDZFf0pm0SE

Risto, seeing the 'hedgehog' is facing 200 odd years in jail, there could be an opening for you...

Yeah, a bit of a subdued version. But, they made it their own kind of thing. After watching it, Youtube served me up this version by some brilliant guitarists:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXRh-7BJD2E

Dear Lord, they are brilliant.

On Ron Jeremy, it is indeed a tragedy to be remembered solely for your sexual exploits. It has been a curse of mine also for decades. I know the same issue impacts upon you as well, but I feel there is a clear distinction between us as your sexual encounters are limited to other creatures of the animal kingdom.

[Risto the Great]

https://youtu.be/1cOosnkWj2g

This is great fun if you persist through to the guitar solos. Three different takes on the Stairway to Heaven solo finishing up with Eric Johnson giving it a go. Jimmy owns it in my opinion but you could feel the other dudes thinking things through,

[JPMKD]

Originally Posted by Risto the Great

It's all in the marketing!
My best Stratocaster guitar is not even made by Fender. It is a Momose.
This is the guitar:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d92OC6x-QQU

No doubt. My Telecaster is MIM so to some not a "real" Tele.
Momose looks nice. I see where the factory is....explains much. Did you order Belgium or Japan?
Godin out of Canada is a solid midpriced brand. They make Seagull acoustics as well. They make an electric series called the session that seems perfect for bring one guitar or a solid studio change up. I like the the desert blue and sunburst sessions.

https://godinguitars.com/product-cat...body-electrics

Originally Posted by Risto the Great

Evh


rip

One of the best for sure. The tributes will be rolling in.
I have have their last bar gig on digital if anyone needs it. It's out there it you do a search as well.

[JPMKD]

Here's the latest uploads from my favorite local Macedonian axe weilder

This is all acoustic instruments. The imbibing is evident in the timing, but it's "authentically" live.

https://soundcloud.com/user-12821670/wtf-what-the-folk

This a blues based rock thing. Likely the best lead tone this Macedonian maestro ( lol) has recorded yet. If you want to skip to the solo and outro it's the 3:30 mark and 4:50.

https://soundcloud.com/user-12821670/keeping-me-sane

[Risto the Great]

I like the acoustic one. Clean and trippy.
Well done.

[JPMKD]

Originally Posted by Risto the Great

I like the acoustic one. Clean and trippy.
Well done.

Thanks! I have that one set to link a psychedellic song to the blues rock one.
I'm trying to mix things better in my spare time now that work is back on.
Redid a lot of earlier vocal mixes based some solid feedback.
I'll have to dig into tthe Mil collection again. And, I guess a repost is a good. I may do so again

[JPMKD]

Here's an instrumental collaboration. My favorite Maco-American guitarist plays bass on this one and also does the lead at about 55seconds to 1:35 and 3:45ish to 4min. Then it's a mix for 30 seconds. (Was asked to play a lead and got inspired to write the bass part)

https://soundcloud.com/user-12821670/groove-in-g

And updated and remixed in time for Australian and American Christmas, a NSFW song of hope:https://soundcloud.com/user-12821670...-fucking-virus

[Risto the Great]

JPMKD, you are an angry man ;-)
I can hear a lot of Sabbath influence there in both.
Good stuff and your production skills are improving with every release.

[JPMKD]

Originally Posted by Risto the Great

JPMKD, you are an angry man ;-)
I can hear a lot of Sabbath influence there in both.
Good stuff and your production skills are improving with every release.

Thanks for the feedback! Anger is a gift (Stupid virus)
Yes, Sabbath is an influence, Zeppelin, AC/DC, AIC, Rush about round out my go to's. I like a lot of diverse stuff though.
Remixed several for levels in December.
The production on Groove.. is all my friend, I simply mixed in a double-tracked lead and bass over his finished product. Now he's taken the leads and used mostly separated tracks and transposed it to some keyboard and it's now a theme in a 7 minute epic. He added vocals too. He's not quite ready to hit go on it yet. ( I think his late stage production needs more bass. LOL. No really it does...)
He's looking into Soundcloud, his brother is one of the 3 I follow. (Pic with the Strat)