Hi all,here Classical Gas original and (Chet version) not perfect but i hope you will love it anyway..
thanks for your comments
Happy New Year
Claude
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrebXpH0 ... re=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wR97wZH ... e=youtu.be
Re: Classical Gas
Hi Claude,
Nice work! I enjoyed your playing.
Happy New Year!
GaryL
Nice work! I enjoyed your playing.
Happy New Year!
GaryL
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Re: Classical Gas
Great job Claude, keep 'em coming!
Nils
Nils
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Re: Classical Gas
Fine picking Claude......Thanks for posting.
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Re: Classical Gas
Many thanks Gary,Nils,Roger,Bruce,and all friends here for watching!
glad you like it!
Claude
glad you like it!
Claude
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Re: Classical Gas
Hi Rande,thanks for that nice compliment!
I appreciate it..
Claude
I appreciate it..
Claude
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Re: Classical Gas
You're welcome, Claude! I just wanted to point out that WHAT WE HEAR is only part of how we learn. I learned WHAT notes to play by listening to Chet's records but I learned HOW to play them and WHERE they were located much better through watching him. With a lot of experience and trial and error we need much less "hand-holding" to learn new songs and it's easier to figure out what's going on through listening, but for me that's due to having seen so much of it done. I always watch technique and, as is the case with Bruce Keener, you too have managed to avoid the "wandering fingers" which is so important to efficiency and accuracy. Thanks for posting!
Rande
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