Backing Track Challenge - 355 Blues Rock

[ASATKat]

Thanks Alan. Here's mine, dirty tone and theme "slightly" inspired by Daft Punk.

Deft Punk, yes I can hear that

 

[ASATKat]

Thanks Alan,

I went for some Mama's and Papa's, a fusion of sorts. I don't know if it really fits, that's where intent comes in.
Crazy is as crazy does,

California Dreaming

 

[ASATKat]

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[bgmacaw]

I've missed a few recently because I've been unhappy with my playing and/or recording but I decided to jump back in on this one. although I cut it off early. There's a little reverse fun at the start.

 

[ASATKat]

I've missed a few recently because I've been unhappy with my playing and/or recording but I decided to jump back in on this one. although I cut it off early. There's a little reverse fun at the start.

Nice, your core raw tone sounds much like mine =)

 

[udoering]

Thanks, Alan, for putting this one up. It took me some tries until I recorded this version, but of course there still are flaws.

 

[udoering]

@Alan L Cole : sounds like mixture of Jumi and Dire Straits. You found a different melodic language for this!
@JCL50 : like that tone and the melody you found; the second guitar is very tasteful, never obstructs the main guitar.
@bigbreak : new territory with the lap steel!? Had to think of the Move´s "When Alice comes back to the farm". Well played (as always).
@bullfrogblues : just beautifully played!
@ghostchord : just a little more self-confidence!
@Raimonds : you might be a little rusty and couldn´t perform fast tricks, but you caught the spirit!
@Len058 : see above, the spirit! And, as above, this is no critique of your playing. With more amp-compression and sustain and a little delay you would sound mach bigger.
@Mjark : great sound, and some beautiful licks!
@[email protected] : I dig your playing. But, did you use some vibrato effect on the bt and the guitar track?
@fendrguitplayr : I am sure you had fun, it sounds that way!
@ASATKat : nice amalgam, played with emotions. Good idea, carried out well.
@bgmacaw : I think you should not act as your most severe censor! We are here to have fun and learn!

 

[[email protected]]

@Alan L Cole : sounds like mixture of Jumi and Dire Straits. You found a different melodic language for this!
@JCL50 : like that tone and the melody you found; the second guitar is very tasteful, never obstructs the main guitar.
@bigbreak : new territory with the lap steel!? Had to think of the Move´s "When Alice comes back to the farm". Well played (as always).
@bullfrogblues : just beautifully played!
@ghostchord : just a little more self-confidence!
@Raimonds : you might be a little rusty and couldn´t perform fast tricks, but you caught the spirit!
@Len058 : see above, the spirit! And, as above, this is no critique of your playing. With more amp-compression and sustain and a little delay you would sound mach bigger.
@Mjark : great sound, and some beautiful licks!
@[email protected] : I dig your playing. But, did you use some vibrato effect on the bt and the guitar track?
@fendrguitplayr : I am sure you had fun, it sounds that way!
@ASATKat : nice amalgam, played with emotions. Good idea, carried out well.
@bgmacaw : I think you should not act as your most severe censor! We are here to have fun and learn!

None at all. Just imported into the DAW and played. I did notice SoundCloud started doing some sort of "mastering" process. Not sure what that is but maybe that's what you are hearing. ??

 

[Alan L Cole]

Thanks, Alan, for putting this one up. It took me some tries until I recorded this version, but of course there still are flaws.

Liked the whammy dive at the intro, Ullrich. Nice tip of the hat to Jimi's riffs too.

 

[Mikejazz]

Hi All,
Thanks Alan for the goodies
Here's #2 bluez thing

 

[telekaster1999]