> 91Lizardking said on
11-22-2009 at
16:34:
yes it´s open g. so wonderful.
> Houdini116 said on
11-22-2009 at
01:49:
I would definitely prefer to play the blues than metal anyday. Metal just starts getting old after awhile. And as JImi Hendrix once said, "Blues is easy to play but hard to feel."
> Weltar said on
11-21-2009 at
12:07:
Anyone knows the tunning? Open G?
> TxKoyote said on
11-20-2009 at
02:36:
@Metallica97453 ,Heavy Metal , Classic Rock , British Rock Invasion of the sixties, Jazz, are all Children of the Blues.
> 91Lizardking said on
11-19-2009 at
15:49:
hahahaha what a dumbass. more skills??? add distortion and you are the riff god! shut up you know nothin´bout the blues...
> Metallica97453 said on
11-19-2009 at
00:47:
blues pretty but heavy metal wayyy better. Metal needs way more skill too.
> 91Lizardking said on
11-16-2009 at
19:58:
black blues is the best blues.
> geographictongue1 said on
11-14-2009 at
00:51:
I saw RL for free at Harbourfront Centre in Toronto about 15 years ago. About 30 of us sitting on the grass while RL played acoustic guitar and sang. The best blues show I've ever seen.
> kdwilent said on
11-11-2009 at
04:47:
yes! Try "Mr. Wizard" or even better "Too Bad Jim"
> Weltar said on
10-29-2009 at
21:33:
Is there a album with this kind of versions, not the one with all mixed stuff... ?
> Ranbo316 said on
10-21-2009 at
21:56:
kenny brown
> Dialoquese said on
10-12-2009 at
03:17:
Outside of the poor vocal pick up -The best dam version of that song ever recorded.The sound of his guitar gets me emotional.And a LOT of it has to do with the drummer coming up beside him at every bend and turn.
> Fififlan said on
10-04-2009 at
19:52:
Drummer's awsome
> bogie57 said on
09-18-2009 at
02:43:
that is TRUTH
> romeskione said on
09-16-2009 at
20:09:
Thanx....
> LorieKins said on
09-16-2009 at
07:24:
Damn right, good advice!
> kdwilent said on
09-09-2009 at
03:44:
Yes! That's Kenny Brown
> birdiejoehoaks said on
09-08-2009 at
22:04:
yeah, its RL's band if my memory serves me
> mackaarf said on
09-08-2009 at
18:23:
is the backing guitarist the same that played on samuel jackson's performance of Saggolee in the film Black Snake Moan?
> bgggbb said on
09-07-2009 at
09:28:
For sure. The drummer is actually RL's grandson. I'd way rather watch a drummer like him that pours his heart and soul into what he's playing than someone like Travis Barker.
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