What kind of music you hear while you trade?

Samantha Fish:

I don't remember posting this song,but I think this is her best song..

Hi G,

No I don't remember seeing this wonderful session of Samantha's before (downloaded now of course hahaaa )

And very interesting studio work with Samantha using a bottleneck (tube) early in the piece, and then slipping it off later to finger pick to the end, terrific work.
(Also great to see a live drummer using dynamic Rim Shots on their snare drum, as most digitised drummer playbacks rarely incorporate this power drumstick use)

Cheers

"This song is not a rebel song, this song is "SundaybloodySunday", U2 live from Red Rocks....what a performance!

East coast classics. Nas, Biggie, A Tribe Called Quest

east coz , wesz coz , n all reprezent

[quote=giselle1723;14142417]Samantha Fish

Hi guys, first post so a music thread is a good start as I'm a guitarist.
TBH I have never tried, the only music in my ears is usually the sqwawk box but I'm now going to give it a try with one of my fav bands, Dire Straits.

Welcome , enjoy the stay

Some thing different to ears

Some early rock'n'roll roots from the man whom most guitarists have probably used a lick or two in their formative days.

Was lucky to see this set on the tube, as it was a BBC show where the released DVD only went for just under an hour (they arbitrarily scratched a few songs).


This tube uploader somehow found the 'whole' concert for us at 1hr 20m with the extra songs (all of them I mean lol) over the DVD, from the entire show.

Chuck was known in his day to be a hard leader to work with, Chuck's way or the highway hahaa, and on this gig he found some local musos to back him
(who were expected as usual to know Chuck's songs by heart) and this band was called Rockin' Horse.

Added to the mix Chuck brought in a session guy, Michael Snow, on pianeeeee and during the concert it became clear that Chuck found an affinity with Michael's style of piano playing as they had some terrific interactions.


Watch the lot if you ever have the time, Chuck was a funny guy with a broad sense of humour.

Chuck kicks in some humour to the concert in the song South Of The Border at the 20:04.

Most of the show though is his recognised early Rock'N'Roll licks.

While at the 31:20 Chuck slips into some sweet blues, (Mean Old World)
He could play it all and loved that guitar, quite obvious on this song (and he also loved the piano players great accompanyment work).


Chuck Berry Live 1972 at the BBC Theatre

This is special. AT the end Tom explains why this song is so important to him......is very special

WOW!!

Thanks. Exactly the track I was thinking of