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Clive Davies commented on John Horne's video
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Clive Davies commented on Dan Gabel, Editor & Group Publisher's group Songwriters
Clive Davies commented on Dan Gabel, Editor & Group Publisher's group Songwriters
Clive Davies commented on Dan Gabel, Editor & Group Publisher's group Songwriters
Clive Davies posted a video
Clive Davies commented on Dan Gabel, Editor & Group Publisher's group Songwriters
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Clive Davies commented on Dan Gabel, Editor & Group Publisher's group Songwriters
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Clive Davies commented on Michael Millham "Sidheguitarist"'s group Classical Cognoscenti
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Many a guitarists songlist has a few 'uninspiring' songs in it
They work - just - but they could do with a 'Boost'...
From 'Coming 'round the Mountains' to 'God save the Queen'
- Your song could be 'Rock' or even a 'Hymn'
- A 'Waltz' perhaps, even a "Calypso'
Most simple three chord songs - it doesn't matter what style
- can be transformed by being played as a slow 'Blues Shuffle' !
Try…
ContinuePosted on October 11, 2010 at 12:32am
If a song doesn't work for you - consider changing the key...
There are two main reasons for changing key:
For ease of playing - possibly using 'friendler' chord shapes
(Plus the new key may give you some 'free' open bass strings...)
And ease of singing - to avoid straining your voice.
Occasionally I move out of the guitar friendly CAGED keys - view my Youtube song…
ContinuePosted on August 14, 2010 at 2:05am
If you have a song that doesn't work...
Try changing the key.
Jump off the 'tramlines' of familiar chord progressions.
You can of course go further and change the rhythm...
Or the chords...
Try to 'Jazzify' it...
Even 'Bluesify' it...
These steps will quite often unleash potential that you didn't know you…
ContinuePosted on August 11, 2010 at 11:30pm
guitarchildren said… Thanks Clive
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6rDgdwqHxQ
we played today july 7th and we had fun at lovemore music ... thanks 4 the invite
denys
Smiling Jack Smith said… Thanks for the add. You have some interesting stuff here, I will be back to check it out...
Paul Cheeseman said…
Frank Abong said… Hi Clive,
Love your "Questionable Waltz" great visual dynamics. Keep up the great work!
Tim Madden said… Hi Clive
Great to meet you here... thanks for inviting me..... Kind regards Tim
Uli Heim said… Hello Clive,
many thanks for the friend invite! You are a great player!
All the best for 2011.
Uli
Charles said…
Aldie Chalmers said…
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