Classic Rock / Blues

[strat60]

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Anyone here into blues such as Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Buddy Guy? or Into Classic Rock with the likes of Led Zeppelin; Rolling Stones; Jimi Hendrix; Cream; etc.. ?  Please do share your fave bands and songs!

[level42]

naa na man topic ani bai, but anyway ganahan sad ko classic rock, blues........

ever heard of the traveling wilburys, nindot sad bai........all star ang lineup the group consists of George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne

[la creme]

pa baylo-a ko beh..

[serpentboy]

Yup, dunay Blues thread sa una pero namatay na.Â* ==> http://forums.istorya.net/index.php?topic=35591.0Â* Â*

Naa koy blues mp3 (SRV, BB King, JL Hooker, Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters, and many more...). Duna pud koy CD ni Buddy Guy with Junior wells on harmonica.

Unta mag-organize ta'g blues club, jamming dayon ug sharing sa atong mga blues resources/materials.

Whatsayyou guys?

BTW, there's a Blues Night at Kahayag every 2nd Wednesday of the month...

[strat60]

@ level42: I've heard 'bout Traveling Wilburys, in fact it's included in my wanted CD's list but i just can't find it. I'm also familiar with Jeff Lyne since he used to work with Eric Clapton. BTW, what's your fave G. Harrison's album? I like "All Things Must Pass" and "Concert for Bangladesh"

@serpentboy: nice idea! what instrument do you play? i play guitar. Ganahan kaayo ko sa tone sa stratocaster ni SRV.

[serpentboy]

@ level42: I've heard 'bout Traveling Wilburys, in fact it's included in my wanted CD's list but i just can't find it. I'm also familiar with Jeff Lyne since he used to work with Eric Clapton. BTW, what's your fave G. Harrison's album? I like "All Things Must Pass" and "Concert for Bangladesh"

@serpentboy: nice idea! what instrument do you play? i play guitar. Ganahan kaayo ko sa tone sa stratocaster ni SRV.

@strat60 - I play guitar, but not that good. I'm trying hard with blues harmonica. Tried to organize a blues band before, medyo na busy tanan ma-o nga wa madayon.

Jamming nya ta bro!

[level42]

@ level42: I've heard 'bout Traveling Wilburys, in fact it's included in my wanted CD's list but i just can't find it. I'm also familiar with Jeff Lyne since he used to work with Eric Clapton. BTW, what's your fave G. Harrison's album? I like "All Things Must Pass" and "Concert for Bangladesh"

@serpentboy: nice idea!Â* what instrument do you play? i play guitar. Ganahan kaayo ko sa tone sa stratocaster ni SRV.

lisod btaw kaayo pangitaon, ang wilburys, pero nindot kaayo volume 1 nila, kay kumpleto pa sila, whiles sa volume 2, patay na si roy orbison.....pero naay rumors, nga si olivia harrison george's wife, said that theyre going to re release it this year......I cant wait, mag tigom na pud ko wawarts para palit ko amazon.........the bad thing about that band is that they never went on tour, even if roy is still alive, but thats the beauty of that group for being so underated...... but what if they went on tour, they would have been the biggest band since the beatles, imagine, harrison, dylan, lynne, petty, orbison on one stage...... vol 1 won the international rock awards in i think 1990 beating u2 rattle and hum, g n r appetiten for destruction and bon jovis slippery when wet..........payter kaayo sa


my fav. george harrison record is All things must pass, the remastered edition......... grabe ka nindot na bai naa pa gyud bonus track katong I live for you, second ra ang Cloud Nine.........


by the way critics considered All things must pass by george harrison as the greatest post beatle record ever, imagine is second while paul mc cartneys ram is on third.......... awkward kaayo knowing that george was the most underated beatle..........but george will always be my fav. beatle, remember he wrote whom frank sinatra considered as the greatest love song of all time........

tag naa nnyo kung unsa nang kantaha........ hint naa na siya sa Abbey Road nga album, ikaduha nga track sunod sa come together.....

[level42]

@ level42: I've heard 'bout Traveling Wilburys, in fact it's included in my wanted CD's list but i just can't find it. I'm also familiar with Jeff Lyne since he used to work with Eric Clapton. BTW, what's your fave G. Harrison's album? I like "All Things Must Pass" and "Concert for Bangladesh"

@serpentboy: nice idea!Â* what instrument do you play? i play guitar. Ganahan kaayo ko sa tone sa stratocaster ni SRV.

nindot sad btaw concert for bangladesh.....kta ko sa dvd, they are the pioneers before live aid, harrison clapton at the top of their game..... naa pud didto si pete ham and tom evans of Badfinger....... sayanga aning pete ham og tom evans nga ga suicide.......

pete ham and george harrison played here comes the sun........ grabe ang audience ana nga concert........lingaw kaayo sila.......29 years later na repeat na sa Concert fo George, mao mao ra gihapon ang lineup, na puno lang si Paul Mccartney......

[strat60]

@serpentboy: Blues traveller's harmonica player is quite good. I'm not that good in terms of guitar playing also although i've been playing for more than 10 years. Lately, i've been trying to copy old Clapton's and SRV's blues licks but i just don't have the time to master it.

@level42: You must be referring to the song "Something", right? I also considered "Abbey Road" as one of the greatest Beatles' album, next to "Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band" and "Revolver". By the way, how do you find Harrison's Brainwashed Album? Tungod nimo bai, ganahan na nuon kaayo ko mangita na sad ug Travelling Wilburys. Just in case you haven't read "Behind Sad Eye- G. Harrison's Biography", i recommend it.

[serpentboy]

@strat60 - Blues is easy to listen to but difficult to master. Pero nindot gyud paminawon, labi na kanang slow blues licks/riffs...

Lisod pud kopyahon ang mga licks ni G Harrison... ing-ana sya kamaayo. exa. Here Comes the Sun