Hi JD Gonzalez. I'm fine thank you for asking. I've had a bit of home maintenance going on for the last couple of months but I hope to upload some content in the next month or so. I hope you enjoy your strat if you get it.
Garry is a magnificent player, don't know why I haven't crossed path with this gentlemen before. I Ihave a little inquiry: did you use the ENGL Balckmore's for this one?
Hi, does anyone know which B.B. King tune this blues is based on? Gary says in the video it comes from a B.B. song, particularly the starting lick. So which B.B. starts just like this? Thank you
Chris Jimenez Hi Chris. I'm glad you liked the video. To the scales. There is a bit of a mixture between Dm blues and Dm pentatonic. The longer one near the end of the opening demo is Dm blues but my own style of pattern. Thanks. Gaz.
I made this one a few years back. It's after the style of live Purple blues around the late 80's to early 90's. Most of these backing tracks are made here in the studio and as far as I can remember most are uploaded in Mp3.
The San Antonio blues is in G and if we are talking about the same bit it's a run down in G. You could slow the video down and learn it. Just click on the cog on the bottom right hand corner, click normal and then click 0.5.
Good Job Except you showed us 3 little parts and then just ripped off into space with out showing us the real slick moves! Love your playing but You could have shown us some of the rest of the patterns! We all know you can play great!
Thank you for the lesson, Ritchie may lift an idea for a tune but what he does with it is exceptional.
To me, best Ritchie's Blues is from Made in Europe, You Fool No One.
Cheers mate!
Excelent tutorial sir! Please do more videos about the ritchie's style!!!
I'm glad you enjoyed. I'll see what I can do about some new ones. You will find more on my channel.
we want more !!
Your guitar playing smokes! Thanks for the videos,very helpful.
Thanks.
i wish i could play the guitar like you. i'm gonna practice as possible as i can.
Nice work, time for me to start rehearsing!
Hay Matt man. Good to hear from you.
You have also blackmore's fingers positions
looking forward to adding these to my reportoia
Cindy BaxterYes, it might sound quite quaint on Ruby Tuesday I say.
Thanks! Very interesting!
Dmitry T Your welcome.
Keep Up The Great Work Uncle Gaz:) we will have to have a jam sometime soon! ive improved quite a lot!
i'm new in your channel
very well played
as all your videos
Thanks Xavier, glad to have you on board.
damn good!
+J. Palafox
Thanks J.
Hi Garry, how are you? time I dont know of you, I hope that all are very fine for you. today maybe buy my first Strat...
Hi JD Gonzalez. I'm fine thank you for asking. I've had a bit of home maintenance going on for the last couple of months but I hope to upload some content in the next month or so. I hope you enjoy your strat if you get it.
Garry is a magnificent player, don't know why I haven't crossed path with this gentlemen before. I Ihave a little inquiry: did you use the ENGL Balckmore's for this one?
Hi Ihab Amer. Yes the Engl was used on this one.
Hi, does anyone know which B.B. King tune this blues is based on? Gary says in the video it comes from a B.B. song, particularly the starting lick. So which B.B. starts just like this? Thank you
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P.S. Hope you'll do that for us???????????????????????? Come on Garry lay it on us
Nice video. What scale are you using when playing fast like that?
Chris Jimenez Hi Chris. I'm glad you liked the video.
To the scales. There is a bit of a mixture between Dm blues and Dm pentatonic.
The longer one near the end of the opening demo is Dm blues but my own style of pattern.
Thanks. Gaz.
Gary ....are you in melb ? And do you give lessons? - i am proficient ...but need "?" help - i am stale and need some new ideas .
Hi Michael. Please email me on whitestrat@internode.on.net it you would like online Skype lessons.
I am on the N.S.W south coast.
In what track does BB King use the mentioned riff?
Thank you in advance.
+gmaildotcom
Hi, you should be able to hear similarities in the studio versions intro of B. B. Kings Sweat Sixteen.
Thank you. There are similarities. Although I much prefer Blackmore's tone and phrasing.
Well, that's a much harder thing to replicate...
Garry, where to get the backing track of this stuff? Better in Mp3.....
I made this one a few years back. It's after the style of live Purple blues around the late 80's to early 90's.
Most of these backing tracks are made here in the studio and as far as I can remember most are uploaded in Mp3.
your background music is too loud,allmost smothering your leads,which are incredible though..
Have you got the tabs for this from the california jam?
mrj33v3s
Hi. This is in the style of type tutorial.
Which is most like the Made in Europe version.
No tabs, sorry.
What's the chord changes?
mrj33v3s
Hi. Chords as follows.
D7X4 G7X4 D7X8 G7X8 D7X8 BmX2 GX2 BmX2 AX2 D7X2 G7X2 D7X2 A7X2 .
+Garry Chambers what key is the turn around (bm)?
+mrj33v3s
Bm it is.
one question how would you/blackmore end it?
Sorry mrj33v3s, I don't understand your question.
Garry Chambers when I watched videos of him live he ends his blues with some sort of a rundown
If you give me a specific video I'll check it out for you.
Garry Chambers rainbow San Antonio 82 blues and beethoven (end of blues bit), blackmore amazing blues, those are some of the clips, many thanks.
The San Antonio blues is in G and if we are talking about the same bit it's a run down in G.
You could slow the video down and learn it. Just click on the cog on the bottom right hand corner, click normal and then click 0.5.
Good Job Except you showed us 3 little parts and then just ripped off into space with out showing us the real slick moves! Love your playing but You could have shown us some of the rest of the patterns! We all know you can play great!