27-09-2009, 06:46
ไม่อยากบอกน้าnapman เลยว่าแผ่น cream reunion ผมก็ซื้อไว้ อิอิ
ป.ล.กลัวน้ากรรมกรจะมาขอซื้อต่ออีก
ป.ล.กลัวน้ากรรมกรจะมาขอซื้อต่ออีก
27-09-2009, 22:44
(27-09-2009, 06:46)Webmaster Wrote: [ -> ]ไม่อยากบอกน้าnapman เลยว่าแผ่น cream reunion ผมก็ซื้อไว้ อิอิ
ป.ล.กลัวน้ากรรมกรจะมาขอซื้อต่ออีก
I don't want to tell you neither that I also have cream reunion DVD (plus CD too),
I'm a HUGE fan of these 3 guys, especially Jack Bruce (I've stole a lot of his licks), always love his composition and his singing style.
So here we are again, same craziness
28-09-2009, 01:08
(27-09-2009, 22:44)napman Wrote: [ -> ]I'm a HUGE fan of these 3 guys, especially Jack Bruce (I've stole a lot of his licks), always love his composition and his singing style.
So here we are again, same craziness
Speaking of Jack Bruce.
When I was young I was surrounded by my Dad's old, melodic Italian music records then it evolved to Elvis,The Shadows,The Ventures, Duane Eddy,The Beatles, and so on. I was also a closet lover of Indian music for no other reason except it seemed easy on the ears.
When the Cream came into the scene I didn't care much about the guitar work I just loved the rhythm section. I used to get stoned and listen to the early Cream album laughing every time, thinking, "Wow, the bass player & the drummer were something else, like good jazz players trying to run away from each other rather than going the same way to create unity. They just left the guitar player behind confused and trying to keep up with them." That was my personal thought back in those days...I don't mean to hurt anyone's feeling OK?
Anyway, when I first heard Jack Bruce's voice I thought " Wow he sings the Indian notes!" and I liked it. "Indian Notes" to me then...I guess it's now called semi-tone, quarter-tone, micro-tone, or what the hell you want to call it 'cause I don't care but I CAN HEAR IT. For example when the note is not quite a C note and it's not quite a B note either but it's in between the spectrum of the two notes. Those notes are common in Indian music, Arabic music, Gypsy music, and that's what I heard in Jack Bruce singing in those days. Who would believe me then, I didn't have the knowledge nor skill to explain what I heard back then. I still love Jack Bruce and it's not because he's a brilliant bass player but he is MUSICAL. That's the way aha aha I like it!
JACK BRUCE RULES!!!
02-10-2009, 10:44
02-11-2009, 22:34
02-11-2009, 22:43
(02-11-2009, 22:34)ิblues6149 Wrote: [ -> ]ดนตรีร็อคที่เอาบลูส์เข้าไปผสม เรื่มมีตั้งแต่ยุค 50's เรื่อยไปจนถึงต้นยุค 70's หลังจากนั้น ร็อคก็เริ่มพัฒนาไปสู่แนว hard rock, heavy metal เรื่อยไป วง Blues rock ในยุคนั้นมี Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stone, Yard Bird, John Mayall and the heartbreakers, creams, fleetwod mc, allman brothers band, เป็นต้น จะรวม jimi hendrix ด้วยก็ได้ ผมเขียน blog สอนเล่นกีต้าร์บลูส์ที่ http://guitarblues.exteen.com/ ลองแวะไปดูได้
chuck.
Hi chuck,
So I guess you were born on 6/1/49?
Thanks for sharing your knowledge here for our younger generations
02-11-2009, 23:09
03-11-2009, 03:33
03-11-2009, 05:08
03-11-2009, 05:33
(03-11-2009, 03:33)yodLove Wrote: [ -> ]ลองฟัง The Jeff Healey Band สิครับชุด see the light จะได้รู้ว่าคนตาบอดเล่น
เพลง Blues เป็นยังไงบ้าง ขอบอกสุดยอดครับผมชอบมาก
Dear YodLove,
Allow me to put it here for you; and RIP Jeff,
(03-11-2009, 05:08)Webmaster Wrote: [ -> ]แนะนำอีกคนคุณภาพมากครับ Mighty Sam McClain
http://www.mightysam.com/
แนะนำเพลงนี้ Sledgehammer Soul and Down Home Blues ชื่อเดียวกับอัลบั้ม ลองหาฟังดูครับ
Wow, this guy is a real full package in one!
His soulful singing, jazz, blues.....amazing.
Where was I?, I've never known about his existence
Thanks again, Nimit.