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PrintableI have to agree with Aud on that one. Buddy was rockin' but he was getting some weird overtones during his solo. I noticed he played the guitar with bass strings on the bottom and the treble on the top.
Anyone ever heard the version of "Them Changes" with Buddy and P back in 93 or 94? | |
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SPYZFAN1 said: I have to agree with Aud on that one. Buddy was rockin' but he was getting some weird overtones during his solo. I noticed he played the guitar with bass strings on the bottom and the treble on the top.
Anyone ever heard the version of "Them Changes" with Buddy and P back in 93 or 94? That was a "style over substance" performance. 
Sounded as if he was playing in the wrong key at times also. Btw, I also play left-handed/upside down. (back asswards  )
Haven't heard the Buddy/P colab. tA  Tribal Disorder
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theAudience said: SPYZFAN1 said: I have to agree with Aud on that one. Buddy was rockin' but he was getting some weird overtones during his solo. I noticed he played the guitar with bass strings on the bottom and the treble on the top.
Anyone ever heard the version of "Them Changes" with Buddy and P back in 93 or 94? That was a "style over substance" performance.
Sounded as if he was playing in the wrong key at times also. Btw, I also play left-handed/upside down. (back asswards )Very interesting technique. | |
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http://www.youtube.com/wa...siEZN1_Lm8 http://www.youtube.com/wa...re=related [Edited 3/17/08 19:52pm] "The first time I saw the cover of Dirty Mind in the early 80s I thought, 'Is this some drag queen ripping on Freddie Prinze?'" - Some guy on The Gear Page | |
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theAudience said: SPYZFAN1 said: I have to agree with Aud on that one. Buddy was rockin' but he was getting some weird overtones during his solo. I noticed he played the guitar with bass strings on the bottom and the treble on the top.
Anyone ever heard the version of "Them Changes" with Buddy and P back in 93 or 94? That was a "style over substance" performance.
Sounded as if he was playing in the wrong key at times also. Btw, I also play left-handed/upside down. (back asswards )
Haven't heard the Buddy/P colab. tA Tribal Disorder
http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431 I also play left-handed/upside down. Small world.  | |
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EccentricLady said: I also play left-handed/upside down. Small world. Welcome to the club. 
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theAudience said: EccentricLady said: I also play left-handed/upside down. Small world. Welcome to the club.
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I don't know of any of u heard of this but this an interview with Buddy Miles with Soul-Patrol from 2006. I'm getting a history lesson listening to this and I feel u should too.
Buddy talks about some of everybody that he either worked with or influenced. http://www.soul-patrol.ne...ymiles.ram Thanks to Soul-Patrol and slyandthefamilystone.net for the links. [Edited 4/8/08 7:27am] |
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Thanks for posting that. The Billy Cox info was pretty intense. Didn't know they had a falling out. The Sly and Miles stories were interesting. Nice to hear that Buddy also thought highly of P.
He (and the B.O.G) really deserve a spot in the R.R.H.O.F. | |
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Amen, Jazzy J. that was fascinating. I had all sorts a shit I was sposta be doin 2night but I just couldn't stop listenin.
After it was over I followed some links about Buddy and found this bit of trivia: Drummer Buddy Miles passed away on February 26th, 2008 at the age of 60. CLASSIC TRIVIA: Electic Flag's drummer, Buddy Miles was the drummer on the Jaynettes 1963 hit, "Sally Go Round The Roses". | |
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DakutiusMaximus said: Buddy Miles was the drummer on the Jaynettes 1963 hit, "Sally Go Round The Roses".
That is one killer tune. tA Tribal Disorder
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