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Uh oh I'm not in trouble am I? 😀

@@Bluesrockguy I believe the proper response would be somewhere between "Dave's not here man" and "What were we just talking about???" 🤣🤪

I'll add more vocals to this for sure! I may not be able to do Bon's high notes though! 😆I have a few I'm working on but will definitely let you know!

@@Bluesrockguy Nice!

Many thanks! 😀

Glad you like it! 😀I wasn't expecting the singing either! lol It wasn't part of my initial plan but In the end I felt it need some vocals. I don't usually sing in this style but I had fun doing it. Who knows, maybe I'll do more singing in the future.

@@Bluesrockguy I can't sing but IF.... IF you ever tackle that 16 song we talked about........... I'd like to..... welll.......... I can talk........ keep trying........ it's a hard one........... but well worth it. WAIT......... *WHEN* you do "Kick you when you're down" PLEASE let me do the backing "OHHHHH NNNNNNNNOOOOOOO" no other lyrics needed...... just the riff and "OHHH NOOO!!"

@@user-wm3bf7pi3u I definitely want to do that song and maybe now that I've come out of my shell a bit re vocals, I may sing it too. I might do two tracks for it though - I'd like to try simulating the keyboards with the slide but would have to record them separately. If I can do it before Veteran's Day and / or Remembrance Day that would be ideal.

Thanks a lot, man - I'm glad you suggested some GnR. I may do more from them..."Patience", maybe?

@@Bluesrockguy Thanks! I'm glad you made a GnR cover too! More GnR sounds like a great idea to me!

​@@thehouseofronin9209 It's funny because Slash recently did a great cover of Howling Wolf's "Killing Floor" with Brian Johnson which is older rural blues!

@@Bluesrockguy i saw that video too. They did a bang up job

Big thanks- glad you like it! 😀

@@Bluesrockguy definitely 👍

Argh - You're absolutely right! Thanks!

@@Bluesrockguy You're welcome, I'm probably just older than you.

@@williesayulita And probably wiser too!

@@Bluesrockguy That's very kind of you, as opposed to so many who comment here, you're taking the high road. Much appreciated.

@@williesayulita Glad to make your TH-cam experience more enjoyable! 😀

Wow, I had no idea! That's hilarious too - I suspect that meeting had a few awkward silences! 😆

@@Bluesrockguy Sometimes the story behind the song is just as interesting as the song itself! Oh, I’m sure it did, at the very least!

@@khodges5497 For sure. That's what makes music so magical - songs are often greater than the sum of its parts!

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Thanks for pointing that out! I've always assumed it was JC.

@@Bluesrockguy That’s a common misconception. And I can’t recommend AC’s original version, highly enough! It sounds completely different.

@@khodges5497 Cool, will definitely check it out - thanks!

@@Bluesrockguy I always love when I can turn someone on to something they’ve never heard before!

Me too. My hope with this channel is that fans of heavy rock and other genres who have not really listened to old blues will learn more about it. BTW Anita's version is beautiful . Thanks again.

Thanks! I had just bought a new slide before playing it. It's still glass but it's thicker and has a warmer tone. Glad you like it!

Thanks - glad you like it! 😀

Great! :) I love Stevie and really wanted to do one of his songs - this one seemed the best fit for this.

@@Bluesrockguy This and Superstition, are probably the closest that would. Because they’re both so funk based.

@@khodges5497 Yeah I considered Superstitious as well. Sire Duke is very funky too but I couldn't get it to work.

@@BluesrockguyI can see Sir Duke not quite translating to delta blues.

@@khodges5497 I agree. However a few years ago, I heard a blues band do a really cool bluesy version of it which i really liked - just can't remember what it sounded like!

Big thanks! Funny enough, I never sat down to learn how to play this song when I younger but so glad I took the time recently to revisit it. Such a great song and glad you like it!

@@Bluesrockguy it definitely is a great song! Thanks for sharing it

You're right! I should've caught that - mind you, most people associate it with CCR. Thanks for pointing that out. It's like "Black Magic Woman" which many relate to Santana but is actually a Fleetwood Mac song.

@@Bluesrockguy Yep, and the original Fleetwood Mac version is far superior.

@@khodges5497 I'll have to listen to FM's version again, it's been years but I remember liking it. You may be right, but it's obvious my old band's version is superior to both! 😆

@@Bluesrockguy I’m a huge fan of Peter Green’s era of FM, he’s hands down one of my favourite guitarists. You really can’t go wrong with anything from that era. It’s just perfect blues rock,

@@khodges5497 It's a shame that more people aren't away of Peter Green. While his work with John Mayall was short lived, it deserves a listen for anyone who loves blues.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! Sorry for my slow response!

Thanks!😀

Many thanks - glad you like it! 😀

Big thanks! 😀And just so you know, there will be more metal in the near future!

@@Bluesrockguy you're welcome dude! Sounds good to me!

I gotta check, did you ever do Flip, Flop and Fly? that's the vibe I'm getting.

@@user-wm3bf7pi3uSure did. It's posted here too. Maybe I should rename it to "Flip, Flop and Fly to the Hills!"

@@Bluesrockguy nice

Better late than never! lol Thanks and glad you like it.

@@Bluesrockguy Have you ever considered doing 1916 by Motorhead? It's gut wrenching as it is, in Delta Blues Style it would rip a mortal man apart.

@@user-wm3bf7pi3u I must admit I don't know that song but you've made me very curious. I have recently played with the idea of doing Ace of Spades. I'm working on other metal songs too. Won't give it away but if you run to the hills you might find a clue...

@@Bluesrockguy I love 2Cellos take on that one.

@@Bluesrockguy When Lemmy joined Hawkwind he played the 6-string, they had 3-4 of them but needed a bass player. He'd never played bass and didn't have one so he went out bought one then played in like a 6-string. Then he got kicked out of HW and formed Motorhead.

Thanks a lot😀 I only realized once I started playing it that slide is a wonderful tool for this kind of song! And for sure try it out! In open G, it's basically played on the open chord (G), the fifth fret (C) and the 10th fret (F). Happy strumming!

@@Bluesrockguy cool 😎 thanks 👍

Thanks! It was fun to play!

@@Bluesrockguy ill be it was!

Many thanks! In some ways this was the most challenging one for me that I've done so far so I appreciate your feedback. 😀

@@Bluesrockguy Angus was so good at making a guitar sing actual words, I need to check your back log for Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution.

Great! And if you love Zeppelin, I have another one in the works. Stay tuned!😀

Thanks! I enjoyed playing an AC/DC song which for reason doesn't get the recognition that other ac/dc songs get.

Thanks so much! Always a fun one to play - I posted a live version of this song as well.

Wow, many thanks from Canada - glad you like it! 😀

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Thanks! I wish I could, most of it was improvised so there's no tab for it. Though I think there's a way to digitally convert audio files to tab, is there not? I did actually video record this as well - I just didn't post it. Would that help? Also, a little tip - this was done with an open D tuning.

Thanks! I didn't play that gig but we used to play it a lot. Our singer could really belt it out!

@@Bluesrockguy cool 😎

Thanks! This one was surprisingly tricky for me so I'm glad you approve!😀

@@Bluesrockguy I can only imagine. I play a little as well, and could only dream of playing like this

@@thehouseofronin9209 Haha-Thanks! If you haven't already explored them yet, try out some open tunings. This was done in open G. BTW, "have a drink on me" will be up in a few minutes.

@@Bluesrockguy cool thanks for the tip! I'll be tuning in to the new one too

@@thehouseofronin9209 😄Nice pun!

Thanks - rock on!

Wow, thanks! Aside from the Hell based themes AC/DC used in their songs, it's clear that they had a deep appreciation of that old blues spirit.

@@Bluesrockguy I say that as a huge fan of the blues, particularly its early stuff. But yeah, you can hear a bit of blues influence in the early stuff, the longer they went on, not so much.

@@khodges5497I agree. Songs like "Ride On" or "Midnight Rambler" were less common in, say, the mid / late 1980s and on. The influence is still there, but it's not represented as directly as the early Bon days.