Here is the video of Dr. Lefkowitz and myself playing at my work. We did a 2nd take of this one because one of my favorite nurses of all time Bev and my favorite anesthesiologist Les missed the 1st one!
I now have a fonder respect for blues guitarist! I find the rhythms to play are difficult to master. The loosie goosie timing takes a bit of getting use to. The coming in and out of time signatures at unfamiliar times are something that I have not tried before. I am more accustomed to straight forward rhythms so I must appear to come off as a spastic rhythm guitarist, ha!
Just a question here for all you musicians out there, have you had certain challenges when you try to play the blues properly when your own style of playing is completely different for the blues? I just want to find out if it is just me who has the problem adapting to this unique genre or is it just me.
Like most guitar players I love attempting different forms of music to broaden my musical horizons and repertoire. It is also an advantage to having a number of tricks in my hand bag to pull out when needed.
This genre of music will take me a while to get a proper handle on it but I feel that I am up for the task. So a practicing I a go!
So sit back and have a laugh at my expense! Cheers!
Update – sorry had to remove the video as the doctor I work with made it private. Darn!
Keep on Jammin’
You are a lucking guy to get a Guitar into work.
I probably could sneak one in to my work but once I plug it in and start playing rock guitar, I would be rumbled.
Our employer allowed everything at work, guitars, dogs, boom boxes and a whole lot of other stuff.
It was his way of being employee friendly, and we appreciated both the privileges and him very much.
During this downturn though, two other firms with much tougher bosses were able to somehow outsmart us, and the doors of our company closed for good last week.
So, I now sit at home with my guitar and my dog, and am hoping to find another boss as liberal. Everywhere I go though I ask about the guitar and the dog, and I haven’t heard back.
Sorry to hear about that Beth! Just keep looking and you WILL find another one! Like minded people gravitate towards each other!!!
Keep on Jammin’ Beth
You never know until you try there Steve!?
to Beth.
Well thats a really good employer you got there, that isn’t something you hear everyday.
But i wonder what you can use your guitar for, when you are at work?
I don’t think they a paying you for playing your guitar 🙂
That’s awesome. My boss is pretty cool, but I don’t think this would fly.
Have you tried it yet Diamondback?!