Fine melodic and emotive electric guitar playing. It's a backing track that looks for the right notes being hit by the lead - and the lead lines here do that so well. Great hook lines too.

it's hard to find an electric guitar played for something with so much emotion these days! great job!

A song I did some three years ago.  For some reason this one sticks in my head and I keep playing it over and over again :)

Alone In The Crowd

One of the songs I recorded and posted on the Internet after I just started recording at home.  Played on a Lefthanded Black Epiphone Dot which I sold about a year and a half ago.  Still regret selling her. Most important ingredient is a lowdown case of the Blues.
I've been searching for another one of this kind of backing tracks, but yet to no avail.

Blues to be

A follow up on Alone in the crowd.  Still working on this one though, this recording was only an example of how far I was working on this song. Some errors and a major software glitch make it "raw stuff"

Back in the crowd (work in progress)

A song, played over a very simple single guitar backing.  No thinking, just letting my fingers do whatever they wanted to.  Created a video for this in memoriam of my brother in law, using pictures of his final holliday.

Memories of What Could Have Been

Little Wing

Little Wing - Acoustic

Three track recording taking you out of time and space:
Electric bass: Ibanez GSR200 direct into mixer
Rhythm guitar: Fender Player Strat, position 4, through Fender Champion 600 with chorus and compressor
Lead guitar: Fender Player Strat, position 2, through Fender Champion 600 with fuzz, chorus, analog delay, and compressor

Time-Space Anomaly Number 1

Oog In Oog Met Hans

With a new addition to my six stringed friends a sound demo is obligatory. A good reason to quickly record two tracks mix them and dump it on the net. Meet my (used) Yamaha APX-5LA 

Fallen -  Yamaha APX - 5LA  Demo

The Blues Is Still Alive

Window Of My Eyes

At the age of ~12 me and my parents were told in a local music store that since I'm left handed, I couldn't play the guitar (Yes they believed it). The result was I didn't get a guitar. In stead I got an accordion. I actually had lessons for2 or 3 years.
Afterwards I sold the accordion and bought me a right handed guitar. At first I tried to play right handed but that didn't work for me. I changed the string order to lefty and there it started.

When I was in my 30's I finally bought me my first real left handed guitar, A used ' 83 Tokai goldstar Strat. That was the time I started making real progression.

I still have and love the Tokai Goldstar. 

Alone In The Crowd

HalfBlindLefty

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