A couple more "song-through's"

[Jamie]

Hmm, I like that idea about doing row your boat, I am going to put that on the "seriously consider list".

I also like the idea of hotel california, I will put that on the list. Now, I happen to have a wonderful transcription of the Moonlight Sonata, in fact, I have played it in concert. It is a good candidate, that piece happens to work really well on guitar. I really enjoyed playing it on guitar, until I learned it on piano! Nothing beats that, but I digress!

I may just start with this list. Fur Elise many work, I will check it out, I have a transcription somewhere.

You can keep making suggestions, and we will have a fund of them here to draw from.

[light_rock]

I keep forgetting the stunning effect Voodoo Child has on me, it is so deep it eludes my consciousness and when asked, somehow I forget to remember to list it perhaps at the very top of the top of greatest rock list.

Today on the radio I caught both Hendrix and Stevie Ray's versions. Stevie Ray took it to a new place with his precision and it is good. Jimmy... just blows my mind. I don't know what Jimmy did.

This particular song ? Or something like it. Jimmy's 'feel' of rhythm to work on. Stevie's crispiness...

Way beyond what I was thinking of when I started this, but this one has an extra special something.

Would it make sense if I were to relate this to Bryan May ? Fat Bottom Girls.

Something with a dirty precision. A 'feel' that is way beyond metronome and may involve heroin...

[Guillaume]

Hey guys, like Jamie said, it's a good idea.

I'll do one soon as a contribution and hopefully some of you find it useful.

Guillaume