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Nicholas Peregrina
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 ม.ค. 2010
Cutdown Duck Call Review - “Cutdown Rundown!” - Rolling Thunder, RNT & Duck Commander
Here I review and demonstrate a few cutdown style duck calls that I own. The Rolling Thunder Game Calls Original Cutdown, RNT D.C. Mondo LTS, Mondo Original, and Duck Commander Cutdown 2.0. I hope you enjoy and find the review useful.
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The Water Street Boys - Live in Port Townsend - “Folsom Prison Blues” - Cover
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The Water Street Boys perform a Johnny Cash classic during a live performance at New Life Church in Port Townsend on January 18th, 2020.
Big Bad Bill (Is Sweet William Now) Cover - Van Halen - Nick Peregrina
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Here’s my abbreviated take on the this gem from Van Halen’s “Diver Down” album. I love this tune and after a couple hours learning it and working it up I had to post it. Small tip of the hat to Louie Armstrong in there as well.
Eric Johnson Style A-tonal Noodling - Nick Peregrina
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Some noodling in the style of one of my biggest heroes...Pentatonic runs, scalar ideas, triad arpeggios, seventh chord arpeggios, etc...Mostly in the key of E major...
Clean Vibes - Vox AC-30 - Nick Peregrina
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Vibing out on some clean tone with a buddy’s AC-30...Signal chain: Strat into BYOC compressor into DD-6 into Vox normal channel with reverb cranked.
Expanding The Fretboard - Nick Peregrina
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Here’s a couple tips on expanding the fretboard by picking a parent key and then accessing tones from other scales to improve your improvising skills!
Jacob’s Ladder Chromatic Outro Lick by Chris Hayes - Nick Peregrina
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A not so quick lesson on this super cool chromatic mixolydian lick from the Outro vamp to “Jacob’s Ladder” by Huey Lewis and the News. Composed and performed by the underrated Chris Hayes! Enjoy!
Nick & Mark - Wigeon down!
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My hunting partner and I team up on a committed drake Wigeon!
Interested in selling that Rtgc original?
RNT all day long!!! mondo is hands down the best out there for acryclic and even more a modern day wooden call. I would kill for a john stephens call. good vid btw
duck commander has gone to complete crap. its garbage
Great video! I have the Cutdown Reacher from Duck Commander, and with most of their calls, I’ve figured out you have to blow a certain kind of way when compared to more standard cut downs and J frames. Once you learn how to get down on one, trust me, you’ll like them. They’re just different
I noticed that Outro back when it was released and read up on Chris. True he was a Jazz player prior to HLN and still is. His solos added that bit of obscurity to the songs like Jammin and Small World .. Also Back in Time The Kid was no slouch on the guitar.
I still love Huey Lewis and The News. And even Chris Hayes Solo stuff!
Chris Hayes is still the best quick on the strings
Dude you nailed it. I was listening to the song today and that stood out more than anything in that song. Thank you for making it simple for me no work needed lol
Great video Nick! It definitely takes a significant amount of skill and pressure to blow those. You know I can’t. Miss you bro!
Appreciate the video. I’ve been using J frames for years and now that I was thinking about finding a decent cut down that wouldn’t wear me out blowing people say they’re learning curve is too involved and to stick with what I know
I’ve been blowing them for about 5 years but blew j-frames before, it just takes air presented in a different way.
The Kirk McCullough Arkansas is a great call to start on and it’s around $100
@@kolbegarner5815 I’ll look into this one and tnx. What do you know about the mondo line of cut downs ??
Brilliant outro solo on this track. On the fade out is absolutely stunning. Also the Back in Time solo is superb!
That IS a great solo!! I used to vibe out to it a lot when I was a big runner in my Navy days. I’d listen to Huey and Journey a lot on my runs. Great tone and vocabulary on that solo for sure.
That's really cool , I was listening to this, its always been one of my favorite solos.
Great video dude - you nailed the lick and the lesson. Cheers!
Purple Hays!
Nice play, wonder how many people would understand your meaning.
Absolutely wonderful phrase. I love the pause before he starts it. Seeing as you like this, check out Page's lick as "Hangman" fades out. Similar and just as neat.
Hi, thank you for this tutorial. What humbuckers do you got on your Les Paul here ?
It's Frampton-esque to me which I mean as high praise. This is a great video.
Chris Hayes early guitar work was a bit new waveish, and really did not have a direction in what the band was to be identfied as, but when the band made the album Sports Chris Hayes really came into his own with a fresh new sound that gave the band a slick sheen sound but yet a hard rockin edge.
Dude, this is awesome! You are right, it's from Fore!, written by an unknown at the time Bruce Hornsby, no doubt a bad-ass rif, and you nailed it! Especially from a guy who looks younger than the song! lol Chris Hayes is an awesome guitarist and put a lot of nice stuff in all of their songs. I'll get started learning this right away! Good job.
Nice job, my fav song ever mostly for Chris hayes guitar work ESPECIALLY the outro ur playing