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CURVE: Live guitar parts to "Clipped" - Fender Jaguar
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2022
- All the music contained in this video was written by Dean Garcia and Toni Halliday, this is just my take on the live guitar parts for the song "Clipped".
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Thanks as ever for watching
Dunsy
Curve were an English alternative rock and electronic music duo from London, formed in 1990 and split in 2005. The band consisted of Toni Halliday (vocals, occasionally guitar) and Dean Garcia (bass, guitar, drums, programming). Halliday wrote the lyrics of their songs and they both contributed to songwriting. Producer Alan Moulder was a prominent collaborator who helped shape their blend of heavy beats and densely-layered guitar tracks set against Halliday's vocals.
Curve released five studio albums (Doppelgänger in 1992, Cuckoo in 1993, Come Clean in 1998, Gift in 2001, and The New Adventures of Curve in 2002), five compilation albums (Pubic Fruit in 1992, Radio Sessions in 1993, Open Day at the Hate Fest in 2001, The Way of Curve in 2004, and Rare and Unreleased in 2010), and a string of EPs and singles.
History
Dean Garcia, half Hawaiian and half Irish, had played in some small bands when he auditioned for Eurythmics. The English-born Toni Halliday met Dave Stewart of Eurythmics after he had read a rock magazine interview with her in which she praised his pre-Eurythmics band, The Tourists. Halliday and Garcia were introduced to each other by Stewart. Garcia had played bass guitar as part of Eurythmics' live band in 1983-84 and on two of their studio albums, while Halliday was signed to Stewart's Anxious Records label as a solo artist. The pair formed an ill-fated group named State of Play in the mid-1980s before parting ways, embarking on a no less ill-fated solo career (Halliday) and further stints as a backing musician (Garcia), and then reuniting for a more long-term partnership in Curve.
As Curve, Halliday and Garcia released three acclaimed and increasingly successful EPs (Blindfold, Frozen, and Cherry) throughout 1991 on Anxious Records. They also made an impact on the UK album charts in 1992 with their debut studio album Doppelgänger. The group toured extensively during this period, with Halliday and Garcia being supported on stage by two additional guitarists (Debbie Smith, later of Echobelly, and Alex Mitchell) and a drummer (Steve Monti, formerly of Ian Dury and the Blockheads). Highlights of Curve's live career included a performance at the 1992 Glastonbury Festival, and a package tour of the United States and Canada with The Jesus and Mary Chain and Spiritualized.
In 1992, the band released the compilation album Pubic Fruit, containing their first three EPs and an extended mix of the single "Faît Accompli". Toni Halliday also featured on two songs ("Edge to Life" and "Bloodline") from Recoil's album, Bloodline. In 1993, Curve issued Radio Sessions, a compilation album of recordings made during their two sessions for John Peel's show on the UK broadcasting station BBC Radio 1.
Curve's second studio album, the harder-edged Cuckoo (1993), did not repeat the UK Top 20 success of the band's debut. That coupled with the stressfulness of the tour in support of the record, may have contributed to Halliday and Garcia's decision to disband the group in 1994. "It got to the point where Dean didn't want to tour," Halliday told Select magazine (August 1996 edition). "We did reach that point of hedonistic head-fuckery: glugging JD, hollering, 'Where's the schnozz?' You finally get that out of your system and think, 'This is sad.' We couldn't have gone on like that."
Curve returned to the music business in 1996 with the EP Pink Girl With the Blues. In the same year, Curve collaborated with Paul Van Dyk by reworking the mostly instrumental song "Words" from the album Seven Ways and also adding Halliday's vocals.
In 1997, they released "Chinese Burn", the first single to be taken from their third studio album Come Clean (1998). The album is a set of songs displaying a more pronounced influence of electronic music than earlier releases. Curve continued to do small-scale live shows in and around Europe.
The follow-up to Come Clean was an internet-only compilation titled Open Day at the Hate Fest which was released in 2001. Also in the same year, Curve issued Gift, their fourth studio album. Kevin Shields of My Bloody Valentine also played guitar on the songs "Want More Need Less" and "Perish".
In 2002, Curve released the internet-only fifth studio album The New Adventures of Curve and various download-only tracks via their official site. In 2003, Toni Halliday collaborated with the Japanese industrial rock band Acid Android on the song "Faults" from the album with the same name.
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It's always great to see Curve being appreciated. Much love
Thank ya - a fantastic band. Probably ahead of their time in terms of sounds.
@@DunsysGuitarWorld for sure, man. not to mention infinitely replayable imo. I still hear new stuff on songs like Missing Link or Recovery even after listening em for hundreds of times
A great Curve fan back in those old ‘90s days, such an under-appreciated and over-looked band who should be icons! Thank you for this lovely video Mr Dunsy.
Thank you for checking it out, it's really appreciated. I loved the band, live they were incredible.
Just for the record, Dean is the nicest guy you'll ever meet. Great sense of humor as well.
Bro, I was obsessed with this band. Thank you for this.
Thanks Seba, I loved Curve! Appreciate you checking it out.
Painfully underrated. Really original band.
100% agree. I loved them.
@@DunsysGuitarWorld have you ever been to their gigs?
Curve is an amazing band. So underrated.
100% agree with you there, thanks a lot for checking it out.
loved curve saw them live back in the day, lovely Jag too
Thanks for checking it out - I have a lesson for Superblaster which should be up soon.
Hell yeah. I'm still in awe of Senior Dean G.
The Dean of MEAN
ASS BASS lines. The first song I heard from these curvy bastards and Toni was Horror Head and it had a huge impact. Cheers
Yeah, the bass is something else. Such a great band and thanks for checking this one out, much appreciated.
Saw them when they came to the states, AMAZING BAND, thank you!
Totally agree! I've done a guitar lesson for Superblaster which should be up soon.
Angel to Curve, thought I was the only one, excellent job!!!
Cheers buddy - yeah, it would be fair to say that I have quite diverse taste!
Thanks for this, Dunsy! I somehow missed the bus back in the day when it comes to Curve. They're totally a band that hits all the marks for me, sonically speaking and I'm making up for lost time here. Like you, I love my Les Pauls, but it's a lot of fun playing offsets too. So, it's cool to see you doing so as well! Gotta utilize all of those pedals I collected during the last two years! I look forward to your next video on them as well!
For a wee while here in the early 90's they were front page of the big music mags (NME certainly) and it looked like they were going to be huge. They had a really unique sound for the time. I genuinely thought they had released new material when I heard the first Garbage single! And I do like Garbage. They took a bit of Curve and updated it. I'm going to be sad giving the Jaguar back to my pal as it has a great sound for this kinda thing. Not sure how I'll replicate it on a Les Paul!
Grab a Squier! 😁
Freaking love Curve
Thanks Reso, me too, such a great sounding band.
love Curve, love the song Die Like A Dog but this video made me grab the Cherry EP on Bandcamp. Absolutely worth it!
Thanks a lot for checking it out - I ended up buying a few of the live shows and remixes too!
@@DunsysGuitarWorld since this comment i’ve bought the other two pre-Doppelgänger EPs, absolutely awesome.
I really love the tone you get on your Jaguar! A great performance of 'Clipped', Dunsy. 👍🎸
Cheers Matt - I really enjoyed having a loan of this guitar and was quite sad to hand it back.
Killer job playing. Loving the sound of that Jag.
Cheers Ben, I was sad when I had to give it back the day after this video!
@@DunsysGuitarWorld 😥😥
LIVE the moment as if today is all we truly have.....
Let a little sunshine out as well as in to create your own RAINBOWS...
BELIEVE in your heart, something WONDERFUL is about the happen. 😍💕🔥
Always, my friend - I'm cool in my kaftan, love and peace man ✌️
Amazing band.
Most definitely. I’ve done a lesson for Superblaster which I’ll have up soon.
Always a pleasure watching you playing guitar my dear friend Dunsy!! Love and respect Kyle!! 😊🥁🇵🇭
Thank you Kyle, your support is always very much appreciated.
Hi Dunsy. All your videos are very interesting and professionally made. You always have a great guitar tone. In this video nothing has changed. It is great my friend😊! Cheers!🎸
Thanks buddy, always appreciate the support from a fellow player and a fellow Joe Perry fan!
Still have that long-sleeve too!
Very awesome guitar playing Dunsy. Dig it all and cool guitar too not to mention bad ass tone also!
Cheers Darren, took me a wee while to nail this one. Quite different guitar parts.
Excellent video as usual man 😎👍Hope you and Twisted Nerve are having a great time in Germany 😎👍🍺🍺🍺
Cheers Dave, love this band. Such a unique sound at the time. All went well in Germany, had a great time.
Hello have a great day watching here thank you for sharing
Thank you too, appreciate you checking it out.
Great work Dunsy, that was awesome man. I hope you've had an awesome time playing in Germany as well 😀🤘🎵🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Cheers Adam - yeah, had a ball in Germany. Even with the broken string incident!
amazing channel, great work
Thank you very much!
Amazing my friend!!! Well done!
Thanks Karlos, much appreciated.
Fender Jaguar? Damn! I like the sounds of it. Somehow, it sounds to me like a deeper sounding Strat but it might just be my speakers. Good demo Dunsy!
Definitely a unique sound from the Jaguar - it can be quite bitey, if you're not careful.
@@DunsysGuitarWorld I know what you mean. Their guitars have that nice biting sound which cuts through great when you have a loud bass.
Great video Dunsy man ✌️👍
Thanks Andy, appreciate you checking it out.
Dope
BTW mang - you killed this piece. Nice.
I should do more - I just need to work out the tricky guitar parts!
MOAR CURVE
Thanks for checking out the video, Samuel - I’m going to do a video on “Missing Link” at some point. Love how it goes from the heavy riffing in the verse to the ethereal sounding bridge. Such a great band.
Awesome Content. have a Nice day! ❤👍
Thanks! You too!
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Most of my mates fancied Rachel goswell from slowdive but once we saw curve live we were all infatuated,I adored her♥️
amazing! Can you do more of Curve?
Most definitely - I had planned on going over Missing Link. Great guitar riff on that.
I vaigly. remember theze guys didn't they play live at donnington in 1992..
I think they did the Reading Festival or Glastonbury in the 90's.
Magic piece Dunsy mate 😎you back on whistlebinkies anytime soon? Hope to catch you next gig 👍
Cheers Paul - no gigs confirmed as yet, but we should be back on it after the summer holidays.
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I've always wanted to know how to get a sound kind of like the guitars they have in missing link. Any idea or tips to the sort of pedals I could use for that? Obviously a lot of it has to also do with what studio magic they had going on. But that's would be a big help if you could. Nice video BTW
Sounds like it might be a Jazzmaster and maybe a fuzz for the main riff. It has more of a single coil sound than a humbucker, I think. Thank ya for checking this one out, such a great band.
Like my Friend
Thank you! Cheers!
That guitar was amazing.... Can you remember what you used?
I honestly can't remember what setting I used on this one - definitely some reverb and delay!
Amazing sharing Sir... New friend
🤜🤛 please stay connected 😊🙏
Brilliant stuff, much appreciated 👍