Some people like it yeah 👍

Cheers Stephen - hope all is well with you 👍

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You’re right. Definitely should take that into account - for me, I usually use these freeze pedals as a practice and songwriting tools so I don’t need anything more. I think in a band setting the infinite might work better depending on the style of music but again I’d prefer my base drone to be still, giving me the choice of modulating it after the fact. 👍

Nice one Pete, I do remember you mentioned this track some time ago 😅

Unleash the Falcon!

Definitely some adjustment required! Will msg you

That’s the ticket! BOTH 🙌

Not sure how to visualise a field listening to music - but I believe I can!! 🙌

Many thanks for that - delighted to hear from you 🙏

Hi 👋 I really tried to find details on the actual guitar. Couldn’t quite the intel though. Sounds like p90s (maybe!) so I’m assuming it was the 330 that was in the stones camp at the time. That pic with Ry and jagger was a 330 I think and the capo on 2 suggests to me that we’re in A (minor?) The closest I got to the sound was a 335 with p90s. Anyway I tried to get close as you can see, the casino said a decent job I think 😅

@JeremyJames_studio Your video of this is excellent. I've been defeated for years in trying to figure what open tuning Cooder was in.. I'm a fan of Cooder. My favorite track of his is his theme for the movie Southern Comfort. It's in open D I think. Brilliant playing, and very visual, he illustrated the scenes of the Louisiana swamps beautifully with his clean Fender slow vibrato slide guitar

Oh yes Southern Comfort! Another ripper. Did you see my video guide to that one? Slightly abridged but good enough to have a play! 🎶

…and we have a winner! 🏆 Wish I could animate something exciting! Well spotted sir 🍻

@JeremyJames_studio big fan of the movie, bigger fan of Morricone. Thanks for your great video!

@@ronaldh8446 Morricone, what a legend! Trying to get a backing track organised for this one…

I’ve seen that exact video! No doubt he’s right - sounds just like the record. Love Bobby - always felt he didn’t quite get enough recognition for his staggering talent.

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Well that’s the closest guess so far 😂

It does a bit doesn’t it - that leap up. It’s not though….its actually from an old soundtrack!

It’s fun - should have got one 30 years ago! As well just figured out there’s two settings - normal and upper harmonic mode…🎶

I love the p90s as well. 🙌

I could do a video sure - but not sure if many would want to watch it! I did put these parts on the TAB. Maybe have a look through and let me know if there’s anything unclear?

It's a great one to learn for sure. On electric it's great too. Enjoy!

More than welcome - let me know how you get on.

Me too, actually! Thanks for watching:)

Yes you can change lots in the tone print app, but you’ll never be able to make the frozen sound stable, as discussed…

Yes 👍

The red one 👍

Cheers Eric, I was asked to put a tutorial for the guitar together with TAB - would that be of interest?

Thanks and agreed. Did you ever hear the demo of you Got the Silver? The one with Mick Jagger singing? You can hear Brian Jones playing the autoharp quite clearly in the album version It was mixed out, but I think this is the last track he played for the stones. 🥹

Welcome - glad this was some help 🙏

Surely does - but its much easier to talk through and make some sense without having to do math on every move 😅

So you think people, including beginners would prefer unaltered tabs when using capos?

Welcome! I’ve got an arrangement of ‘you got the silver’ coming up too - based on the short I put together 👍

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A rousing endorsement 😂 yes those pickups were unusual - you kind of needed the amp set for them.

Only piecing if the guitar is piercing but yeah some prefer the TC sound.

Thanks for the kind words David - all the best.

A cure for insomnia - some people would pay good money for that!

Hi Pete- did you mention the original dark was the night? Can’t see the comment now 🤔

@ hey Jeremy I was saying if you chose do the original too! It’s do classic !

More than welcome - glad someone got something out of my ramblings 😆

Another Shijie in the wild! I have to say that I kind of thought more people would be playing them. I think perhaps the marketing or price point or something isn’t quite dialed in right. 🤔

@ yes I agree. When I bought it it was cheaper, I have an S type and a T type. The S type has stainless steel and a lot of the features you need to pay a fair bit more for now. The T style is a newer purchase at 800 GBP but I think they’re more now with shipping and everything can put it to over 1k and I think that’s a bit over what it should be. Not from a quality point of view but from the point of view of someone who is talking a risk on the brand you know?

@@LeeJCanderoh right I’ve lost touch with the models and pricing but asking a grand for a Chinese guitar just won’t sit right with many players. And like you say it’s nothing to do with quality either. It’s just that story that runs through western culture of US made guitars being the best. It’s a hard one to shift. I’m sure people would even buy a US guitar if it was objectively worse than another AND pay more for the privilege! I contacted shijie trying to buy one of their necks a few years ago but they didn’t for for it. Think they need an overhaul. Cut costs somehow keep the neck and keep the rest bare bones. Really think 0:06 they need some help with marketing and overall branding.

@ yeah I agree. We had a good supplier in the uk at one point. Kept the price down by batch ordering popular colours that’s how I got my tele. What’s sad is my S type is unreal. It was the last model they made in the original factory so other than the pickups has all the more premium priced stuff, but like I said, now it costs well over 1k and I don’t like the thought of paying a significant amount more than I did for the same thing you know? Though the two I have are beautiful. My tele is set up in open D as I begin my slide journey and sounds great. Honestly, my s type though… if I put in better pickups it’d compete with a suhr. It is pretty heavy though which is weird as the tele is so light. Having said that i actually like heavy guitars.

@@LeeJCander I just looked back and I paid $799 for my TLV in 2020. I thought it was slightly cheaper than that. In any case they are a grand now, that is a bit more than I would have expected. Looked at the website too...it's better than it was. Still needs an overhaul as does their line up...there's some super ugly semi-metal guitars in there. They should concentrate on the ones that sell, and try and reduce overheads. Nice that you've got the TLV in open D - that what I have it in, though I'll push it to open E. Use flat wounds on it these days, you should try that as well. What gauge are you using? I'm 12s I believe...though with flats I change them so infrequently it's hard to remember!

Thank you, much appreciated 🙏

Hi - could have been open G but based on the solo I’d say the 5th string was a. There’s a part in the second solo that is easier that way. Are you sure mick played the Les Paul for these concerts? I was fairly sure it was the 335 🤔

@@JeremyJames_studioIt‘s the Les Paul with the Bigsby MT bought from KR when he was in the Blues Breakers KR plays it on Honky Tonk Woman in the movie and there are photos of MT playing slide on it The rest of the time he played an SG KR played a number of guitars including a 355, black LP Custom, Dan Armstrong plexi And once again, very nice playing. I like to mess around with that solo but I play slide with my fingers' so it ends up sounding different

Is that so, most people who have dropped a comment liked the p90s. Not that there’s too much in it 🍻

Had to learn it for that video too! Love that song. Still can’t believe he’s gone…🥹