Wilco Style
Bit of a tribute to the great Wilco Johnson of Dr Feelgood. He uses a "stab" style of combined rhythm and lead playing all at the same time. So you might think you are hearing two guitars, but it is only one (played by me). Could do with some vocals or at very least some harp. The riff is kind of wilco like but different to his songs. Many outside of the UK may not have heard of Dr ...
Danalyze45
VERY cool :) I like this one. Awesome tone for the style / piece.
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gnoerreby
Hey, I´m living in Germany and visited 4 concerts. The first with Phil Michell, second with Pete Gage and the last two with Robert Kane! If I want to listen to Wilco Johnson, I take my old CD "Stupidity" or down by the Jetty! I don´t know much about guitarstyles, but yes, you´re playing exactly the Feelgoodstyle! :)
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PaulFellows
And he is still carrying on...Ironically Gypie Mayo (Wilco's successor in Dr Feelgood) passed away earlier this year. Down by the Jetty was a brilliant album.
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nuno1959
Yup…there he is alright ! ;)
One of the first concerts i went to as a kid & i was GOBSMACKED !! +1
One of the first concerts i went to as a kid & i was GOBSMACKED !! +1
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A Night In Chicago
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Just a Blues Jam ...
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Aces and Eights
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Waking the Cat
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Waking The Cat
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At Exactly Midnight -
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Blue Grange
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8 gates blues
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Come to swing (some bass)
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Back Water Beavers
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Undercover Blues
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Born Under A Bad Sign +
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Drunken Blues Rhythm
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Slow Cookin' Mamma Blues
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another shuffle
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Half Baked Bass
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Blues Ballad
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Useless Blues
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Chicago's Cold Bluesday
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The No Frills Boogie
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