Got myself a new guitar a few weeks ago... Thought I'd record some blues with it.  The amp is a Mesa Boogie Express 5 25 set to crunch mode :)   

Gear:
Squier Classic Vibe Tele
-Mesa Express 5 25

Blues With Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster

Blues/Rock/Jazz guitar player.
Seeking to collaborate with other musicians.
If you want some funky/blues guitar licks/solo's added to your songs to make your songs sparkle, then just message me. I focus on expression and tone rather than being a shredder (but can play with speed when required/appropriate).

Biography:

I Used to play in a band in the 70's called HotSpanna (Rock/Blues/Covers band) which used to tour the North East of England in the 70's...

Not really played much guitar since start of the 80's due to uni/work/travel/family/businesses  etc...

Decided to try and get back to the level I was at when I was 19 (1979) in mid 2011. Now almost 12 months later (May 2012) I am about the same level as I was when I was 19.

Hoping to start playing in/forming a band and get back into gigging.

Hope you like the tracks.

I am also composing new tracks as well (a very few of them are on here). 

Enjoying the feel of the guitar again. Mainly use my old Ned Callan electric guitar which I bought second hand in 1977. It is one of the original luthier assembled models and has in my opinion a great sound and plays really well.

Thanks for listening...

Cheers

Paul.

Somewhere I read that SoundCloud is the DIY of the music world.  Very true for most of us wannabe (famous) musicians.  For those who were lucky enough to spend years in an actual sound studio, maybe this is a slam dunk. For the rest of us, it's like being the Wright brothers before they fully understood the science behind aerodynamics much less get a machine to fly.

I have learned a lot in 2018 thru 2019 while playing at small, local venues.  It's a lot easier to sit back in a "recording studio".  I do put that in quotes since, for me, this is just a couple of microphones connected to a DAW which is connected to a computer with some multi-track software and some free plugins to enhance the finished product.  I believe there are about 5 unique disciplines to learn which include: playing an instrument, singing, doing both together, using a microphone, connecting with the audience.  I have much more respect for stage performers now, especially solo artists. Now, if one adds the discipline of recording engineer, well then, you have a well rounded musical background. 

I do hope that you enjoy some of my tunes.  I'm always happy to hear from listeners who have something meaningful to share, even when it is not particularly flattering or in someway odd.  I'll even try to answer any questions you may have.  Remember that you are never too old nor too young to create and share your music and/or share your knowledge.

Here, we love EDM music and ALL other genres , and we look for the finest music out there ! We repost the best track we find, send some stuff over if you want ! 

Blues With Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster

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