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Fav band of all time.Ritchie blackmoore is incredible player and heres my attempt at his track
I decided to have a jam at the end.
thanks for listening and played with strat.
My bedroom cover version!
This week in music history…
How about a little music history lesson with some fun events of the past “This week…” and our birthday calendar so you can make sure you celebrate where appropriate.
9th N
ovember
• 1961 Brian Epstein first saw the Beatles play at the Cavern Club in Liverpool – where it all began.
• 1967 The first issue of Rolling Stone was published; the cover was of John Lennon.
• Birthdays: Dennis Stratton (Iron Maiden) 1954, Sandra “Pepa” Benton (Salt N Pepa) 1964
10th November
• 1963 “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” by Gene Autry received a gold record (it had been released 20 years before!).
• 1978 The Clash released their second album in the UK, “Give ‘Em Enough Rope,” which would be their first US release.
• Birthdays: DJ Ashba (Guns N’ Roses) 1972, Chris Joannou (Silverchair) 1979, Chris Joyce (Simply Red) 1957, Tommy “Bubba” Facenda 1939
11th November
• 1994 The first ever pop memorabilia and guitar sale at Christie’s New York was held containing the following: Jimi Hendrix's stage outfit, John Lennon's 'army' shirt, and guitars from the Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia and the Beach Boys.
• KISS released the album “Rock and Roll Over”
• Birthdays: Jason White (Green Day) 1973, Jaren Followill (Kings of Leon) 1986
12th November
• 1931 Abbey Road recording studios open in London’s pricey St John’s Wood.
• 1955 Hill Valley, CA native Marty McFly travels back to this date from 1985 to make sure his parents get together; while in 1955, he plays "Johnny B. Goode" at a local sock hop, inspiring Chuck Berry's "new sound." (Ok so that really didn’t happen but it’s a good movie!)
• 1984 Madonna released “Like a Virgin”
• Birthdays: David Ellefson (Megadeth) 194, Grant Nicholas (Feeder) 1967, Aaron Stainthorpe (My Dying Bride) 1968, Neil Young 1945
13th November
• 1968 The Beatles animated movie “Yellow Submarine” opened (USA)
• 1968 Brian Jones, guitarist for the Rolling Stones buys Cotchford Farms in Sussex, England. This is where AA Milne wrote Winnie The Pooh!
• Birthdays: Nikolai Fraiture (The Strokes) 1978
14th November
• Cliff Richard records “Livin’ Lovin’ Doll” which becomes his first UK number 1 hit.
• Birthdays: T, Tobin Esperance (Papa Roach) 1979, Alec John Such (Bon Jovi) 1952, James Young (Styx) 1948
15th November
• 1956 Elvis Presley made his acting debut in the movie “Love Me Tender”
• Birthdays: Chad Kroeger (Nickelback) 1974, Anni-Frid “Frida” Lyngstad (ABBA) 1945
If you have any of your favourite musicians celebrating a birthday and I missed it off or anything interesting… let me know and I’ll add them on
Father and 10 year old daughter cover the long forgotten What's Up.
Aftershock Andy James cover
I have been practising this song for 3 weeks
Sorry for my poor english!
Alan Iarussi
My 10 year old sings on my version of the long forgotten What's up by the one hit wonder band 4 Non Blondes
This is me playin a megadeth cover!
Decided to come up with a guitar lead for this song. Pretty good up and coming band, check them out. I'm playing a Univox Les Paul through a Line 6 POD XT. This song is used under the guidelines of FAIR USE In Section 7 of the United States Code of Copyright Conduct.
me playing on my epiphone les paul standard, i have pictures on my youtube account (shelbones01)
Since I've been loving you cover - Patrick Mynett
My cover of Led Zeppelin Stairway to Heaven Solo
the good old days my first amp was a 1960 something fender champ 1x10 maybe 15 t0 30 watt max i think it had volume ,gain,tone but at 15 it was my marshall and i was on my way. Wel needless to say today at 48 i wish i still had that old amp at least to pass it down to my kids.
i was in guitar center and saw a fender champ same one i had the old tweed cover 1400 bucks i was like what!
the good old days
My cover of the classic Granada TV current affairs programme theme, 'World In Action' by Shawn Phillips and Jonathan Weston. It aired from the mid 60's to 2000.
To hear this music in it's full original glory, click here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_4iyJZp7AM
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