Kristofer Dahl15th November 2018Yeah! Love your slide work Javier - and your tone is so organic and natural.
Javier Aviles15th November 2018Hi Kristofer, Yes, the sound is organic because I have only used amplifier and room reverb. As it was recorded in the past.
whammysam8th December 2018Thanks guys. It has assured me in what you both just said. Great music was produced long before synthesisation. Enhancements do help of course, especially for the experienced player. But forthe likes of me and other pupils similar, Its playing skills before anything else. Cheers!
- Javier Aviles9th December 2018
Hi, whammysam, I completely agree. First play well and after that production. Regards.
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-Guitar Lesson:
This is a lesson for beginners or mid level students. Here I show you how to play a song in the style of Elmore James (Mississippi, 1918) was an American blues guitarist, considered the father of the bottleneck guitar or slide guitar. Here I show you an arrangement of "Dust my Broom" using Open D tuning.
-Music Style:
Blues bottleneck
-Tonality:
D
-Techniques:
slide
-Sound:
I play a Fender Telecaster, nocaster pickups, ENGL crunch, SM57 micro.
-Tuning:
Open D tuning: D,A,D,F#,A,D
-Tempo & Beat:
104pm (Slows 60bpm)
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