I must have missed it, just went back and listened to it. Very precise timing and control over the mood of the song. Clearly played with great emotion, great job.

Thank you so much Luke!

Life is like a river

http://soundcloud.com/smokerblacker/...-river/s-dXTDL

Very very nice Luke!

Thanks buddy, I like that tune its fun

That was good Luke, got my foot tapping!

I broke my leg once listening to that tune... Thanks for listening

Ok guys thanks for the inspiration
I started on Mother Goose {j Tull) yesterday, learning instrumental from UTube,capo on 5th fret, guitar chiming away.Now the harder part of syncing in the lyrics.I'll check in later

HI guys - I dont post much (but peep quite frequently).

I would very much like to join this if thats ok?

Sounds good Luke. :)

Can you say this without expanding it a bit?

Everyone is welcome to join!

Since my last song went reasonable well I think I'm going to continue on with this thread and learn another tune. My next tune will be a three song medley of Cincinnati Flow Rag, New York Rag and Hot Dogs from Stefan Grossman's "Ragtime Blues Guitar" DVD. On with the show!

Day 1: spent some time last night with the DVD and listened to the medley and the lessons (3) that followed. Seems quite doable since it builds on the tracks I've learned from the DVD already. I just need to get the medley stuck in my head first.

Thanks! Not sure what you mean?


Doug I always wanted to learn some of Stefan's tunes... I like his style

I spent a solid six hours today recording drums for my band's demo disc, and I'm spent. On the plus side, I now have all the kinks worked out on the equipment side for recording to my PC. Now I just need to learn the music.

I'm enjoying listening to all your recordings. You guys are sounding good!

Well, I have worked though all the sections of the song. (Last Steam Engine Train) Have it memorized, just need to practice it more to polish it up.