Strat in the attic

[Sérgio]

A VERY VERY pleasant read that I started after a friend from TFF recommended it:

Deke Dickerson's stories are pretty cool.

 

[smitty_p]

A VERY VERY pleasant read that I started after a friend from TFF recommended it:

Deke Dickerson's stories are pretty cool.

What's the plot like?

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

A VERY VERY pleasant read that I started after a friend from TFF recommended it:

Deke Dickerson's stories are pretty cool.

Sergio, do you speak Portugese? I have posted some instructional videos that I think as in Portugese. I'd be curious for translations but watch em anyway to learn the bass lessons they present.

 

[Sp8ctre]

I have that book and I love it! If you like that check out "Confessions of a Vitage Guitar Dealer" and "Clapton's Guitar"

 

[eSGEe]

oh the CONFESSIONS book sounds AWESOME!

 

[Sp8ctre]

Confessions of a Vintage Guitar Dealer: The Memoirs of Norman Harris by Norman Harris

 

[eSGEe]

OOOOOOOH that GUY!

man -- he is my Hero
thanks I now have something to read on the crapper!

 

[Sérgio]

What's the plot like?

Stories of rare guitars found in unexpected places

 

[Sérgio]

Sergio, do you speak Portugese? I have posted some instructional videos that I think as in Portugese. I'd be curious for translations but watch em anyway to learn the bass lessons they present.

Yes, it’s my mother language!

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

I thought so, Sergio. See my latest posts in the Bassment section
Some are in what I believe is Portugese. Here are a few from these guys.

 

[Sérgio]

That site is very popular here. They do have lots of good stuff but sometimes they don't seem to figure out the songs "note by note" and do some adaptations that sound too... uhm... Brazilian to my own taste.

You listen and you just know that the song is ok but not entirely true.

I love the Lick Library lessons when I can't get past a lick or a solo.

Oh and if you need a Hendrix source, Andy Aledort is your man.

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

Thank you, Sergio. I also remember hearing Andy Aledort's name before.
LOL @ too Brazilian!!!

 

[Sérgio]

Yeah, musicians have kind of an “accent”... which varies according to the musical background they bear.

I think one of the reasons to explain why the Brits made such great blues/rock music is that they didn’t really have a strong attachment to a particular style of their own.

Brazil has a very distinctive music and some very comprehensive styles. Samba, for instance...