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Post by mikeholland on Jun 2, 2024 17:21:51 GMT
A quick and dirty solo rendition of the Rolling Stones song Honky Tonk Women. EBDGBD tuning low to high.
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Post by mitchfit on Jun 4, 2024 0:28:08 GMT
^^^^
good stuff!
IMO, if Country Honk gets released again, you should be on it.
mitchfit
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Post by pete1951 on Jun 4, 2024 14:59:53 GMT
As an open G player this was one of the first songs I learned. I like the sharpening of the B string behind the bar to give the sus4 ( on slide guitar rather than lap I use the 1st and 2nd strings a tone down then the 2nd and 3rd up a tone )
I often have a go at lap street and will be practicing the B bending . I’m sure I used to do some bending behind the bar but had forgotten how useful it could be.
Pete
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Post by mikeholland on Jun 12, 2024 15:22:25 GMT
pete1951…….. I play at a few jams around the area where I live and I use this guitar as my jamming guitar. It was originally in High bass G tuning but I was struggling with the minor and 7th chords. I found just by retuning the lower string to E, I could work out all the chords much easier and on the fly because it is very similar to conventional guitar tuning……….certainly in concept. The string pulling on the sus4 chord just came about by finding ways to add colour to chords while playing along with others.
mitchfit….. I can see the guitar working on Country Honk also.
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