You play the turnaround and you turn yourself around - that's what it's all about.A real blues band does a pirouette when they play the turn around.
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You play the turnaround and you turn yourself around - that's what it's all about.A real blues band does a pirouette when they play the turn around.
You play the turnaround and you turn yourself around - that's what it's all about.
That fourth string is sometimes used in the "turnaround", which means once you get to that string you play the the previous string you just played and work your way back to the first string you played.
Ex:
1 2 3 4
E A D
E A D
E A d turnaround
D A E
A real blues band does a pirouette when they play the turn around.
But only if you respond to the name "Bright Eyes", because every now and then we fall apart...
The 5 string bass was not developed to access 5 lower notes, it was to try to prove to other band members that bass players are just as adept as other musicians. The 6 string bass was developed to show guitar players that they have 2 strings out of tune.
Go ask Alice, when she’s 10 feet tall.I don't get the connection to dead rabbits![]()
Nah. She just stepped away to take out the garbage. Last time I was there though, she said Don’t Come Around Here No More.I heard her restaurant is closed down.
I thought Alice was a guy.(Cooper)
Reference to rabbit was slick.
Now I understand how the Blue man group invented the blues, sorry about that Dan.
He created them, but had to distance himself from them. Now he's two steps from the blues.Bobby Blue Bland created the Blue Man Group.
What's the chord progression for the whites? V-IV-I?No, the blue man group sings the whites.
What's the chord progression for the whites? V-IV-I?
That is the modern interpretation, however, traditionally it is V V VI-I-I