I'm not sure how to do that exactly. If it's OK with Tommy p then I'll figure out how to do it. I assume I have to put that on YouTube and then post a link to it.
Hey Jeff!
No problem on putting up your video here. Uploading to YouTube and then linking to it here is the best way. We don't want a ton of videos on the site, but the membership has been really good about honoring that, so yours will be fine!
Tommyp
Well found you on FB.. but no video there... you have more than one page?..CheersJohn
There is a lot of Jeff's in the world, lol It should be there. But now with Tommy's permission I will get a link to it here.
We will see if this works,
[ame]https://youtu.be/zmS90r_JNJ4[/ame]
Just learned road house blues last week, I had a hard time playing that shuffle the whole time.
For a guy that get's out just once per year, you had quite and evening Jeff! And soloing in the dark. That's pretty tricky. As to the shuffle, I don't here Densmore shuffling on that one, though clearly it is a good technique to employ on that tune.
You might want to think about trying for 2 or 3 times a year. The Band
What I meant to say is I don't hear it here. I must be getting old. Falling Do
What I meant to say is I don't hear it here. I must be getting old. Falling Do
The audio on my phone is not the best. My drum teacher just introduced what he called the shuffle on the Monday before the gig and he and I played road house together for practicing it, he played the bass and I the drums. Unfortunately the audio did pick up a couple unwanted rim-shots at the beginning of the solo, I will blame the darkness on that. And yes, we would like to play out more, still need a lot of work to make it public.
Hey, Jeff!
That was a great solo! It was tasteful and flowed really well into each new section! Wow! Even playing in the dark, you were amazing! Hats off to you, sir!
Brian
Hey thanks everyone for your nice comments and support. I'm sure I will eventually play out more just need to keep the lessons going and practice practice practice. But at least I am at the point where I feel the confidence and totally believe I can do this. Its the staying out to 2 am part that I'm not sure about.
Yes, you need to move to a town with a music curfew around 10 PM. I used to have an annual party at my place on Plum Island in MA. Cops would shut us down every year at 9:30. So we'd start around 7 and it worked out really nicely. Of course, that didn't really mean everyone left at 10, but they were long gone by midnight.
