I've found that playing JGB songs with musician's with little or no GD familiarity works out really well. I've played these songs at blues jams over the past few months and everyone seems to dig.
Either they've never heard the songs but like, or know the songs and like the edgier versions.
Money Honey
It's No Use
One Kind Favor
Tore Up Over You
Stop That Train
That's A Touch I Like
They Love Each Other
Second That Emotion
How Sweet It Is
The Way You Do The Things You Do
You can get sneaky too....I morphed a "Tore Down" at a jam into Tore Up Over You and nobody seemed to mind....we got to play another 10 minutes
Either they've never heard the songs but like, or know the songs and like the edgier versions.
Money Honey
It's No Use
One Kind Favor
Tore Up Over You
Stop That Train
That's A Touch I Like
They Love Each Other
Second That Emotion
How Sweet It Is
The Way You Do The Things You Do
You can get sneaky too....I morphed a "Tore Down" at a jam into Tore Up Over You and nobody seemed to mind....we got to play another 10 minutes
