[Emoto]

Here's a taste from a trio (piano, bass, guitar) jazz gig I did last Friday at an art gallery. Standard caveats about errors, crowd noise, bad mix, etc., all apply. I used a stock American Standard strat and a tiny Fender Super Champ XD amp, not my Jerry rig. I can carry all of it in one trip without a hand truck!

http://home.comcast.net/~emoto1/09_God_ ... _Child.mp3

[Emoto]

Another...

http://home.comcast.net/~emoto1/15_Georgia.mp3

[tcsned]

Nicely done! I love that stuff. I just started doing a bunch of old swing tunes with a banjo player.

[Emoto]

Thanks, we have fun with it. Hope your new venture goes well.

[jester536]

Great stuff. Used to do Georgia...love to sing that one and would love to do God Bless the Child. Really good tunes...it must be a blast playing together. Thanks man.

[Emoto]

Thanks. We're playing a lot of songs with unusual (to me, anyway) chord changes and some of those changes are really pretty. Tough to go wrong. I am getting the urge to play some Dead music again, though.

[Emoto]

Here's a snippet of All Blues from a practice the other night that the keyboard player recorded. I don't know why the start is chopped off; whether he didn't record it or what.

I'm using a bone stock American Standard Strat played through a little Fender Champ XD amp with nothing but a little reverb on the amp dialed in.

http://home.comcast.net/~emoto1/allblues-July7.mp3

[tcsned]

Cool! I love All Blues. I wonder if that movie Miles Ahead with Don Cheadle is gonna be any good. I was lucky enough to see Miles back in the early 80s.

[playingdead]

Real nice playing, Bob

[Emoto]

Thanks, Vic!

Tcsned, I did not know about that film. Cheadle is, IMO, a good actor. I'll keep an eye out for it.

[tcsned]

One of the faculty members that I work with walked in while I was playing your track, she said, "nice version of All Blues, who is that?"

[Emoto]

One of the faculty members that I work with walked in while I was playing your track, she said, "nice version of All Blues, who is that?"

Hah!

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