My son and his guitar

I'd like to hear him dish out some Steve Vai, maybe: "For The Love of God"

Rarely see him without the guitar 😂
Thanks

I never saw anything to special abiut Terry Kath myself . He didn’t really even base his solos around the chords or subsequent chords coming .i like him don’t get me wrong but he isn’t in my top 25 maybe top 30 for me .

Hendrix loved Terry kath he thought he was the best rock guitarist .

It’s all good I do respect and admire him that’s for sure .

That’s a great tune . I got to meet Steve once he was so kind and considerate ! Fantastic human being !

I have always admired people that can play guitar well.

outstanding good Sir…many thanks for sharing that superb rendition….nicely done !!! …and your son has fantastic taste in music

I can ask him. Dont know if he has heard of that song, but i know he likes a challenge.

Omg people like you make me want to knock your teeth out . You have no class and even less talent .

Go listen to to your beyounce or rap music . You certainly aren’t listening to anything intellectual like Jazz or classical music or anything with feeling like blues .

No you are a top 40 only type . What talent do you have besides being a world class asshole .

Most of my friends that are working musicians have degrees and careers . The 25 percent of shit bum rockers give the rest a bad name you are just jealous because we get the girls .

Sounds like an ex dropped you for a musician with talent . Ha ha

:fivestars:

Couldn’t have said that better . Bravo

He seems to immerse himself into his music. I like seeing that with any musician, sort of calling on the notes to merge. Good vocalists and musicians are truly blessed.

That;s ok Bluenote…. that comment was most likely left by a stinking nasty vile worthless nuckin figger, that like them all, cant play any instrument. and their singing sounds like: screeeeech, ooga, ooga baooga ooga ooga booga eeekk sreeech. mugga fuckuh dis annn muggu phucka dat…sreeeech..fling poo, fling poo, muh dik muh dik muh dik, wite hoe , and etc.

tragic what these apes have done to the music business….

I've spent a lot of time learning various guitar solos, and it is very tricky.

It takes a lot of patience, and dedication.

Your son is doing a very fine job at mastering this solo, and he can master it even further.

He has much of the solo mastered, but there are areas that he even knows that he needs to work on.

When I learn guitar solos, I break it all up into 'boxes.'

You can play an entire solo all the way through, but there are certain 'boxes' of the solo that need more studying.

Your son knows exactly what I am talking about.

He is great, and he is on his way to being one of the greatest.

Guitar is not easy, let me tell ya

Teach him to find his soul. The technique is getting there but the playing is mechanical and soulless. I am being a critic, but we have so many soulless players out there, and creating another one would not benefit the world. Have him drop some acid and smoke fatties and see where he is in another year of playing

Awesome. Musically gifted, just imagine how good he will be in couple more years.:Smiley:

Just what the world needs, more people playing more cover songs.

FFS

I think it will be a challenge but he's a fast learner and I wouldn't be surprised if he has heard of him.

Steve puts a lot of soul into his presentation and you can hear it. Your son will for sure.

Wise words.

He is rarely happy with what he plays himself. Always something that can be improved. Sounds tiring :)

Well, bring on your 17 year old kid, with his original music, I'd like to hear it!

OP might not mind hearing a comparison.

Last Edited by rccola on 03/25/2022 11:43 PM

Vibrations of the devil. You should burn it out in the back yard in front of his spoiled ass then in 2 weeks when he's still sulking and hating you for it give him a new fiddle or banjo. Then burn his cellphone so he's still not your friend anymore. Make expectations though, like you're gonna turn 14 table legs on the lathe out of rough log then varnish and stain them too, even though we don't make tables and they're going in the wood burner.

We need a get to know the people of glp thread,we can share our art,wood,music projects.

Hehe, he got a banjo for Christmas, and no. Not much money. Borrowed money so he could get a guitar and amplifier. Have a good day.

That's awesome!

Talented son. Very cool man.

Sounds awesome, keep rockin

Last Edited by PapaLung on 03/25/2022 11:47 PM

Beautiful, he's got it down!

His best album was his first album at 17. It's amazing how good he was at 17. He should have kept his hair long.

Posting your teenage son on this website full of sodomite freaks?

Cliffs of Dover!

Well done young man!

He's good.
Have him make a video playing, SRV Voodoo child.

he rips! reminds me of me when I was 17 and playing 5+ hours a day : )

tell him to check out John Coltrane’s love supreme, it’ll open up worlds trying to cop other instruments licks on guitar. Learning contemporary music / jazz + hip hop production is super important if he wants to make a living at it.

Hendrix is the still the best tho! Barely anyone can emulate his groove / phrasing properly still to this day.

<—actual professional making a living selling original music/touring (teaching can earn a living but it’s mostly ppl who have never sold a record in their life.

you should be proud!
All the best