There's more than way to skin a cat I guess. I tried to get as close to the recording as I could.
Only just learned it but I'll work it up I reckon, getting a new band together doing a mix of early blues and gospel so this will fit in really well. I'm chasing up a few more of the good Reverend's tunes as well, he was one hell of a player.
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Great lesson Patrick! Yeah, accuracey with the slide - there's the rub. Good luck with the new band!
Thankyou John.
There's more than way to skin a cat I guess. I tried to get as close to the recording as I could.
Only just learned it but I'll work it up I reckon, getting a new band together doing a mix of early blues and gospel so this will fit in really well. I'm chasing up a few more of the good Reverend's tunes as well, he was one hell of a player.
Patrick:
Excellent playing and teaching...thank you. I play it exactly as you do Dead thumb bass, and the same melody line.
Uncle John:
I like Keni Lee's version as well. He uses an alternating bass, and a somewhat different melody line.
Patrick, that would be appreciated. Thank you, sir.
Cheers folks. I'd love to know how you get on should you have a go at it.
And Unc, Trouble is not a slide piece but I'll get on to it when my 4 string arrives from the UK.
Excellent!
Keni Lee Burgess covered this lesson some time back. But you two good teachers and great players do it differently. Good lesson!
Lesson request: Blind Willie's Trouble Soon Be Over. It sounds kind of like a one chords song, but I can never get it right enough to suit me.
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