Notifications
Clear all
29/05/2007 10:24 pm
The internet parody version of "My Sharona" is the one that sticks in my head a lot....this spoof was was called "Nine Coronas"..... :wink:
"A child of five could understand this...send someone to fetch a child of five !"--Groucho Marx
30/05/2007 4:30 am
Amos Garrett's solo in Midnight at the Oasis was a surprise treat for me.
Would that be Maria Muldaur's version? If so, that's a great solo, beautifully fluid and melodic. I remember reading an interview once - I presume it was Mr Garrett - and when the interviewer asked what tuning the slide solo was in, he replied that there was no slide solo - it was all done with slurs, slides and bends!
:D :D :D
Vic
That's the one. Garrett is credited for creating what's become known as the "Oasis Sound." One of my all time favorite solos -- it's so beautiful. Now that is technique worth talking about.
-=tension & release=-
30/05/2007 6:35 am
That is some of the best playing in any decade :D I loved that song, and Maria Muldaur's is pretty damn good also( she is really a very good blues singer BTW :wink:
30/05/2007 1:21 pm
The internet parody version of "My Sharona" is the one that sticks in my head a lot....this spoof was was called "Nine Coronas"..... :wink:
http://www.zakie.fsnet.co.uk/jokes/NineCoronasJoke/
:D :D :D
Vic
"Sometimes the beauty of music can help us all find strength to deal with all the curves life can throw us." (D. Hodge.)
30/05/2007 5:54 pm
For me its got to be "Turning Japanese" by the Vapours.
A plethora of powerchords, licks, riffs, and fills.
A well constructed pop song from the 80's
Be excellent to each other & party on dudes!
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=686668
Page 2 / 2
Prev