Backing track (a rough attempt)

[oldguy]

I had a little time this morning so I threw this on the Jamman to play with.
It's in the key of C if anyone wants to play with it.
I know it's a rush job, so don't expect much...
Glenn

http://www.savefile.com/projects/1044603

 

[oldguy]

I added some simple lead here on about half the song. The notes are here;
Strings..low E to high.
E...frets 3 &5
A.. 2,3,&5
D.. 2,3&5
G.. 2,4,&5
B.. 3,5,&6
E.. 3 &5
Then I just mixed 'em up however...
Glenn




http://www.savefile.com/projects/1044603

 

[Justaguyin_nc]

Thanks for the backing OldGuy... I enjoyed it... here is my take on it... I kinda like the old radio sound to it... (least in my ears)

 

[oldguy]

Thanks, Justa. I really enjoyed your take on it. I think you nailed more of the "surf" part. I laid down a lead that was more... well, I don't know what it was to be honest, just...different. I played this one all the way through, left it w/ mistakes and all.
Hey, it supposed to be fun, right?
Glenn

http://www.savefile.com/files/265981

 

[Justaguyin_nc]

Kinda neat messing with this stuff.. I liked your take also..so I mixed with it..lol.. computers..such fun... BTW, I used the Squier tele through the crate..with reverb, echo and chorus and some BD-2.. what did you record with?

 

[oldguy]

I used that old strat copy I refinished in that "Warm Danish on your body" thread along with a Digitech RP50 w/ some delay straight into a Boss BR-532 (I call it a BR-549 in honor of Junior Sample) recorder, with the Jamman looper playing the backing track.
Really liked that mix you added, Justa. Couldn't hear you as well as I wanted to, but you sure got that surf sound goin' on!
Glenn

 

[sunvalleylaw]

I used that old strat copy I refinished in that "Warm Danish on your body" thread along with a Digitech RP50 w/ some delay straight into a Boss BR-532 (I call it a BR-549 in honor of Junior Sample) recorder, with the Jamman looper playing the backing track.
Really liked that mix you added, Justa. Couldn't hear you as well as I wanted to, but you sure got that surf sound goin' on!
Glenn

Really enjoyed hearing the both of you! Thank you. I downloaded them, stuck 'em on my iPod, and was rocking down the road on the way to a court hearing in Fairfield, ID. I was loving the surf tones. Nice way to spend some windshield time.

 

[oldguy]

Thank you so much, Steve. I love playing so much, even when I'm rushed to do so, and recordings end up with "clinkers", I don't mind putting them up for others to listen to. I just have fun, and try to help when I can.
Be sure to check out Box.net, it's really good, Robert was right on the money with this one.
Here's an old one I stuck on there. For instructional purposes only.R
Like I'd know, huh?
It's a backing track with a Valve Junior and an RP-50
Glenn

http://www.box.net/public/npfa71b02y

 

[Spudman]

Hey man! The box.net thing works great. I finally got to hear this tune. Very nice. Great playing. It reminds me of listening to Oliver English at my local supper club when I was a kid. He's the brother to Willie Nelson's drummer.

Great tone and superb playing. We need more of this on the fret. Keep it coming. Yahoo!