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Noodling Around To Blues Backing Track

Thirteen Minute of Major Scale Practice

Sounds from Wednesday afternoon

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Three Beers down

D, C, Em. A lesson I got taught is to jam along to songs you like, as thought you were in the band yourself. This method is teaching me a lot about how the greats out there put their songs together in a key. This is the main lick to the outro of Black which helps me practice the scaling em

Sunday 12:07 PM

Today I jammed along with an acoustic backing track.  I want to dedicate this to the passing of Phil Hughes.  I reckon it kinda plays like an innings at the crease.  Couple of bum notes down leg side and some bad timing as I found my feet in the backing track, a little confidence coming in a couple of minutes in, then boundaries flow and the runs start coming.  It's an unfinished solo, an unfinished innings.  It's not a perfect track and was one take jam with some post, but if you want perfection in music or cricket, you're missing the point of both.
Backing track from www.grahamwyatt.com
Richie Benaud audio sample from Channel 9

Sixty Three Not Out LQ

Little bit of reflective simplicity at the end if the Christmas holidays and during a tumultuous time in our town. Quiet contemplation has it's place in life. 

Sunday 12:05 PM

Timing is all off on this big time. 8 minutes of rubbish for your ears. Thought I do a solo over a riff while it was raining outside.

Ian 'Hendo' Hendry