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hullabelew

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  1. https://www.pbs.org/video/sheryl-crow-and-jason-isbell-sechzs/ Isbell and Crow interview and playing. Interesting watch
  2. Cindy Walker needs to be in the conversation if just considering song writers and not artist/performers. More quality than Guy Clark. Cherokee Maiden, You Don't Know Me, Bubbles in my Beer, Dream Baby, Sugar Moon.
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    Guitar tuning

    Try the Peterson acoustic or the James Taylor. The Taylor tuning flattens all strings but the low E and A are more flattened than the other strings.
  4. hullabelew

    Guitar tuning

    I've messed with sweetened tunings using a Peterson tuner that has a tons of different tunings. Your post really doesn't mentioned sweetened tunings, but I guess your idea is just a different sweetened tuning. The James Taylor tuning seems to be actually pretty close to what you do. Someone with a better ear than my dead ears can discern...my G strings almost always sound out of tune. To me, most of them sound better up the neck, but the open chords sound off. Rhett Shull has a decent video about Peterson's sweetened tunings.
  5. Not really guitar but sort of guitar related. I haven't seen anyone talk about the Moises software. You load a song into it and it separates the tracks. Free version, you can do 5 songs a month and it is limited on how many tracks you can split out. There is a premium and pro package as well; around $5 and $25 per month with different options. Talk about tons of fun. Anyone else messed with it? It not only gives you the separate tracks that you can mute, raise or the lower the volume of individual tracks, but is has a chord mod which does a very good job of telling you what chord is being played.
  6. Ain't that the fuckin' truth.
  7. I saw him and Betty Soo do that song in Archer City last summer. What a great song. His first time to really talk about his relationship with his dad.
  8. Where is this Gone Posters thread?
  9. Tom Petty. 40 plus years of touring and recording. Never a bad album. For me, him with the Heartbreakers is the greatest American band of all time. Saw them in 1987 and again in 2017. Both were fantastic shows, 30 years apart. Add in the Wilbury work. Tough for me to find anyone who can top him.
  10. Nailed it with Niles. This is my favorite scene ever. No dialogue
  11. Good Lord, don't know how I'm just seeing this. This must have been around the time that JD Simo was leaving and Donato was replacing him.
  12. That was pretty cool. Don't think I've ever heard him sing and that song is so much different from what I've heard him play. Most of those guitar gods that came up through the house band at Robert's Western World are gun slingers, but this has a really different vibe to it. Thanks for sharing this. An assortment from his time at Robert's.
  13. They only released it on the Playback box set. I actually bought that just because Ways To Be Wicked was on there.
  14. That's what I've read about the Laney clone. Replacing that speaker is down my list of things I wanna do. Going to see how well this thing holds up before I put any money in to it.
  15. Put some more time in with the Monoprice. Again, it's my first amp with an effects loop. With my pedals all in front, it was a humming/noise making mess but with the dirt/OD in front and the time effects through the effects loop, boy is it sweet. I'm really liking this thing, ESPECIALLY for sub $400 tube amp. Still, I think those folks who say it is so much better than a Blues Jr are kind of silly. I've been running a stereo setup with this and a Jr and they actually do well together. I was really hesitant to buy this thing. Just KNEW I was going to be sending it back, but it is doing exactly what I wanted it to do. Know idea how well it will hold up if I decide to take it out of the house to practice so I'll keep you updated.
  16. I saw them on the "Shelter" tour. Show was at the Fast and Cool Club in Dallas. That second iteration of the band wasn't as country as the original. Once Marvin Etzionni left the band, they really changed.
  17. Sorry @Rip76 Didn't mean to repost. You must have just beat me on that one.
  18. They wrote it for themselves. I think it was Jimmy Iovine knew of the song from his work with Petty. He was also working with Lone Justice when they first got signed. Petty didn't like the song and wasn't going to use it, so Iovine took it to LJ.
  19. This isn't the version on the album, but I love Margo Price.
  20. Stapleton is on the Petty Country Tribute album. He does an obscure song off of Mojo called "I Should Have Known It". Pretty much note for note cover. Rest of the album highlights: Dolly doing Southern Accent, Margo Price doing "Ways To Be Wicked" with Mike Campbell and George Straight on a live version of "You Wreck Me" with Mike Campbell. Joe Manuel's acoustic solo on that thing is fantastic. Whoever does "Wildflowers" does a decent job.
  21. Ah...didn't know they were doing a cheaper model.
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