hi guys heres my guitar playing if anyone interested.

Ramo said:
thanks bro , you are talented musician why you doubt yourself? Ive heard some of your work its very good better then mine for sure. Keep posting your work and be confidant i for one be checking it.
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You are very kind...

When i played this improvised solo, i was really feeling down and depressed. The song kind of gave me an opportunity to wallow in my sorrow. I was in a very dark place at this time, not long after our bass player died. I was just overwhelmed by sadness during this recording, to such a degree that tears fell onto my guitar.

Its a very rough, one-take recording. My lack of finesse is very evident here, but i imagined the guitar singing Steve Perry's vocal lines...

Listen to Faithfully (Instrumental) by Von Herndon on #SoundCloud
https://soundcloud.com/id%3Drobert-h-herndon%252Ffaithfully-instrumental%3Btrack_id%3D557276793
 
Robert Herndon said:
You are very kind...

When i played this improvised solo, i was really feeling down and depressed. The song kind of gave me an opportunity to wallow in my sorrow. I was in a very dark place at this time, not long after our bass player died. I was just overwhelmed by sadness during this recording, to such a degree that tears fell onto my guitar.

Its a very rough, one-take recording. My lack of finesse is very evident here, but i imagined the guitar singing Steve Perry's vocal lines...

Listen to Faithfully (Instrumental) by Von Herndon on #SoundCloud
https://soundcloud.com/id%3Drobert-h-herndon%252Ffaithfully-instrumental%3Btrack_id%3D557276793
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Nothing wrong with your playing at all bro. Thanks for sharing the inside story.
Mitch
 
Robert Herndon said:
You are very kind...

When i played this improvised solo, i was really feeling down and depressed. The song kind of gave me an opportunity to wallow in my sorrow. I was in a very dark place at this time, not long after our bass player died. I was just overwhelmed by sadness during this recording, to such a degree that tears fell onto my guitar.

Its a very rough, one-take recording. My lack of finesse is very evident here, but i imagined the guitar singing Steve Perry's vocal lines...

Listen to Faithfully (Instrumental) by Von Herndon on #SoundCloud
https://soundcloud.com/id%3Drobert-h-herndon%252Ffaithfully-instrumental%3Btrack_id%3D557276793
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Hey Rob that was epic stuff brother, i love lead instrumental music , kind of reminds me my teacher he plays stuff like this.

i love those screaming creamy bends gave me chills... never say you are not good player , that was epic stuff full of emotions.. Guitar tone is awesome as well do you remember set up?
Im sorry about your friend passing may he rest in peace.
Post some more of your work.

rock on bro
 
Ramo said:
Guitar tone is awesome as well do you remember set up?
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If I hadn't entered these notes on my Soundcloud link, I wouldn't have remembered...

" Recorded in a single take with my stock 2016 Gibson Les Paul (498T in the bridge) through a Blackstar 100 watt solid state direct out into my DAW on Audacity..."

Spectre has that guitar now I believe..

Here's the guitar used on this recording, at our departed bassist's grave...

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Ramo said:
Post some more of your work.
rock on bro
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I love obscurity...

Here's a very obscure song by Rory Gallagher, from his 1987 'Defender' album. Guitar used was my garage-built black Les Paul with Epiphone H8BN/H6BN Pickups through my Blackstar ID-Core 100 Solid State. All reverb and delay effects are from the amp's onboard effects. No pedals used. My $60.00 Ibanez Bass (with Ernie Ball .105's) was used through a Fender Rumble 40, direct-out. Special thanks to session drummer extraordinaire Ffej Rednil for the drum tracks.

https://soundcloud.com/id%3Drobert-h-herndon%252Froad-to-hell-rory-gallagher-cover-02252019%3Btrack_id%3D581453793
 
Robert Herndon said:
If I hadn't entered these notes on my Soundcloud link, I wouldn't have remembered...

" Recorded in a single take with my stock 2016 Gibson Les Paul (498T in the bridge) through a Blackstar 100 watt solid state direct out into my DAW on Audacity..."

Spectre has that guitar now I believe..

Here's the guitar used on this recording, at our departed bassist's grave...

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Man this picture speaks thousand words.... its so hard when someone you love passes away....

i done song when i sart guitar playing for my untie who passed away back in 2004 with most horrible death... house fire , blood transfusion everyday ,skin graft she died 2 month later of accident and She raised us me and my brother and was like mum to us.... my mum was always working my father just took off never came back still dose not care, so she looked after us. So when she passed away i wrote song its simple song and inwas starting out on guitar when i did it. Im hoping to rerecord better quality and maybe ad some vocals... its always heavy emotionally for me so i dont play it often...
So here is the link have look hope you like it.
 
Ramo said:
Man this picture speaks thousand words.... its so hard when someone you love passes away....

i done song when i sart guitar playing for my untie who passed away back in 2004 with most horrible death... house fire , blood transfusion everyday ,skin graft she died 2 month later of accident and She raised us me and my brother and was like mum to us.... my mum was always working my father just took off never came back still dose not care, so she looked after us. So when she passed away i wrote song its simple song and inwas starting out on guitar when i did it. Im hoping to rerecord better quality and maybe ad some vocals... its always heavy emotionally for me so i dont play it often...
So here is the link have look hope you like it.
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That was very tasty Ramo.
The one I have posted called Today. Is of losing my 2 sons, I finally recorded it so I will not forget the way I feel.
Loved your back story, and your pics make you look like a Rock Star .
Cheers
Mitch
 
Ramo said:
Man this picture speaks thousand words.... its so hard when someone you love passes away....

i done song when i sart guitar playing for my untie who passed away back in 2004 with most horrible death... house fire , blood transfusion everyday ,skin graft she died 2 month later of accident and She raised us me and my brother and was like mum to us.... my mum was always working my father just took off never came back still dose not care, so she looked after us. So when she passed away i wrote song its simple song and inwas starting out on guitar when i did it. Im hoping to rerecord better quality and maybe ad some vocals... its always heavy emotionally for me so i dont play it often...
So here is the link have look hope you like it.
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I can dig it, Man...Totally relate.
 
Mitch Pearrow SJMP said:
That was very tasty Ramo.
The one I have posted called Today. Is of losing my 2 sons, I finally recorded it so I will not forget the way I feel.
Loved your back story, and your pics make you look like a Rock Star .
Cheers
Mitch
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where did you post i must have missed it...

I cant even imagine how you felt and feel now..... losing 2 sons its biggest lose....

Im very very sorry to hear that!
I dont want to see those pics its embarrassing lol i was board at that time had my own website and i took those pics for that.


What you think guys, i have a idea we should do meeting and have a jam?

post it here and call TTR jam ir something.
 
Ramo said:
where did you post i must have missed it...

I cant even imagine how you felt and feel now..... losing 2 sons its biggest lose....

Im very very sorry to hear that!
I dont want to see those pics its embarrassing lol i was board at that time had my own website and i took those pics for that.


What you think guys, i have a idea we should do meeting and have a jam?

post it here and call TTR jam ir something.
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I will bring it here , not sure where I posted it, it is a clean piece.
 
Ramo said:
Post some more of your work.
rock on bro
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Ok, i hate my original work, so i seldom post it. I wrote this in the hospital on Morphine - my first experience with the drug. I got to thinking about Scott Wieland and Hendrix, Joplin...and realized how euphoric and powerful this drug is.

The song is written from the user's perspective and describes his conversations with the drug.

The first line begins, "Starin' out this window - with a needle in my arm," and its how i conceived the song - looking out my hospital window while on an IV.

Listen to Heroine - Angel In Black by Von Herndon on #SoundCloud
https://soundcloud.com/id%3Drobert-h-herndon%252Fheroine-angel-in-black%3Btrack_id%3D612726468
 
Robert Herndon said:
Ok, i hate my original work, so i seldom post it. I wrote this in the hospital on Morphine - my first experience with the drug. I got to thinking about Scott Wieland and Hendrix, Joplin...and realized how euphoric and powerful this drug is.

The song is written from the user's perspective and describes his conversations with the drug.

The first line begins, "Starin' out this window - with a needle in my arm," and its how i conceived the song - looking out my hospital window while on an IV.

Listen to Heroine - Angel In Black by Von Herndon on #SoundCloud
https://soundcloud.com/id%3Drobert-h-herndon%252Fheroine-angel-in-black%3Btrack_id%3D612726468
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That poop is awesome birther i really like it i can hear hendrix and deep purple in it... love lead work excellent work man.. Pure 70s vibess..... no more doubts please

give me more :)
 
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