[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1343392310' post='1750043']
No, he's dead.
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but there will usually be some busybody somewhere who will mind 'professionally' on his behalf no?
good luck mr andybob - ive tried this too in the past but i just could not get my head around the whole lefthand/righthand independence thing in much the same way that i cant play bass and sing at the same time...although some might say i just cant play bass full stop
[quote name='lojo' timestamp='1343338265' post='1749332']
Never used one on bass though I've seen it done
IMO rio is one of those songs that should not be done in another key , it's one of my favourite lines at the moment
I may just try what your suggesting for fun with my 6string capo for a laugh as I know the line well
Doesn't that key shift make you wonder what the band is all about?
Edit- just noticed the audition is now, hope it went ok for you?
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i think im going to go get one of those capos suggested above and have a fiddle with it - i find playing with things like that far more entertaining than trying to get decent sounds out of an octaver or synthbass pedal
i dont mind transposing on the fly if its basic patterns but whilst Rio is fairly basic it is rather busy and i just dont feel the drive is there playing up 3 - and then there's that nice big fat open EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE .......... [i][size=3]her name is rio da da dum dum dum dee dum etc etc[/size][/i]
ive never seen it (on a bass)
does anybody do it?
does it work? (i see no reason why it shouldn't)
i have an audition this evening - they want Duran/Rio - no problem I can rock the pants off it in the original key - they want it up three semitones in G
scuse the bluntness but 6 months really is pi55 all
i flogged all my gear many years ago and regretted it massively (from my own personal exp unless you are loaded with beer tokens, you simply cannot go out and replace a trace rig a status and a trb6p 'just like that')
[quote name='Chris2112' timestamp='1343281058' post='1748158']
It has a couple of duff, slow tracks but balances that with awesome tracks like [i]Night of the Iguana[/i] and [i]Hana[/i].
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i will try giving it another listen !! (in between revising/learning some stuff that some pesky local band that want me to audition Duran/Rio in G!! FFS do these singists have no sense of decency!!)
[quote name='Chris2112' timestamp='1343234928' post='1747542']
That has to be one of the most awful covers. No energy, just the most lazy, cynical cash in ever by a bunch of talentless hacks.
The best cover of the song is, frankly, by Joni herself from the [i]Shine [/i]album.
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sorry but that album should be called sh*te not Shine
whats to say about this man's vocal talent that hasn't already been said? beautiful arrangement with PJJr ultra slick on guitar
[media]http://youtu.be/HLWnJtQrSyE[/media]
some of our american friends might say this is bordering on hipster douchebaggery but i think counting crows made a nice cover of this in comparison the plethora of (imho) lame covers of this out there (this has to rank high in the top ten most covered songs )
[url="http://youtu.be/tvtJPs8IDgU"]http://youtu.be/tvtJPs8IDgU[/url]
[quote name='peteb' timestamp='1343202065' post='1746798']
I think that it's more to do with the rhythm section than anything......
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this .... but as much as i like hendrix i really cant get into the experience stuff the same way as the band of gypsys
this one is sooo good i think mr vai should leave it the FFFF alone after this version
[url="http://youtu.be/WfWpeY4dxCM"]http://youtu.be/WfWpeY4dxCM[/url]
[quote name='BottomE' timestamp='1343151935' post='1746221']
+1 George Duke is a seriously great player
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i know he is my all time top fave muso - personal preference i place him above zappa even - seen him twice at ronnie scotts - was sat so close i could have played his foot pedals for him
[quote name='Gust0o' timestamp='1343117993' post='1745329']
There's your way out lads - we've all played with keys players; we know your typical keys player is a feckless dandy. We'll be fine, our jobs are safe for another day
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but then again that might be a bad thing cos we all know how keyboardies just love to copy and double our bass lines and muddy them up
not threatening at all imho - it will only sound as good as the musicianship of the keyboard player using it
if youre demo-ing a new product like this you seriously wouldnt pick just 'any average' keyboard player - it is a very smart choice using george duke he has always been way above most players in his ability to write bass synth lines that transcend sounding as if they come from a keyboard
[quote name='darkandrew' timestamp='1342990169' post='1743608']
Having been suitably inspired by the Adele song, I ventured out into the rain on Friday night and attempted to set fire to it. My only achievement was a soggy box of matches and a nasty sniffle. My only conclusion is that despite what Adele is advocating in her song, it is actually impossible to set fire to the rain and I am left feeling somewhat cheated - a feeling I hadn't experienced since I found out that the Beatles didn't actually all live in a yellow submarine. Has anybody else had a similar experience discovering that a song's lyrics are clearly impossible?
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Adele stuff is easy
1 take one large pan of boiling water
2 one cute fluffy bunny
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