"Donīt know why" - (Norah Jones) - guitar solo fingerstyle
Hi,
Here is my little arrangement of that wonderful song with interesting harmonies. For the solo I added some extra chords. "Ear-catching" is the sound of Norah Jones recording - it seems she avoided all kind of reverb, in that way producing the athmosphere as if sheīs playing in your living room. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBvTCvXK_4g Hope you like it. Many greetings from Stuttgart/Germany Gerhard www.gerhardgschossmann.de |
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Ausgezeichnet!!:guitar:
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Oops...double post
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Wonderful job Gerhard - I love that Norah Jones song. I don't know whats more impressive, your playing skills or your arranging skills. Fantastic.
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inspiring to say the least! Nicely done.
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Hi Gerhard,
A terrific arrangement and great playing as always. |
Knocked my socks off twice, today! Thank you!
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Why oh why ?...
Wish I would've started earlier. You play an awesome geetar. Makes me oh so sick with myself. Cheers.
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Excellent, Gerd.
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Wonderful rendition Gerhard, you really know how to make an acoustic fingerstye arrangement come alive.
What A/V equipment are you using? I can see the tip of a mic in your video that actually looks somewhat like an EV dynamic mic (PL 90), but I cannot imagine it is. |
Another great job. Excellent...
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Hi SixStingString,
yes, besides special situations, also for me stnadard tuning seems to be the best ways. The last days I saw again some "hitters and knockers" on special tuned guitars.... First Thing, that comes to ear: there is never a melody to be found. Second: in most cases, the players are not able to notably change chords and harmonies, because with the hittings and knockings they need the open strings and so they donīt have much changes to change the harmony, not to talk about a real key-change.... Many greetings Gerhard |
Hi Danno,
thank you very much many greetings Gerhard |
Hi Bagpipe,
thank you for this compliment many greetings Gerhard |
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