To me, this has that classic Stones guitar sound. Cool track, IMO, but would love to hear other's thoughts.





Drew



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-01-03 00:11 by drewmaster.

Those suspended chords definitely give it a Keith sound. Also has the right amount of overdrive to give it a nice sound. I don't care for the song though.

the laid back groove,drums bass are stoneslike..
the guitar could heve been rougher..
the singing is a let down,.,,
sus 4ths ? did not hear them.. my ears I guess

The guitarplayer copies Keith not badly, but the song reminds me a bit of Under the radar, it starts promissing but it does not develop.If it is your band Drewmaster you can work it out and turn it into a great song.

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The guitarplayer copies Keith not badly, but the song reminds me a bit of Under the radar, it starts promissing but it does not develop.If it is your band Drewmaster you can work it out and turn it into a great song.

Thanks windmelody, but it's not my band .... Wish it was!!

Drew

"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

Great cover.............even without singing the words "I can't get no satisfation"

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I posteda thread over a year ago about the passing of the the torch, so to speak, and I referenced Shiho Ochi and her then guitarist. The dude is very much picking up on the Keith vibe...

btw, the song in drew's original post is a Dylan cover. See him perform it here:





The sus4 chord is part of the main riff.

An ok song, definitely a Keefish sound to it. I love the drum sound too.

Cat Power's Juke Box is the best CD released in ages, and the following tour with the dirty delta blues band was absolutely out of this world. Absolutely stunning performances. What a band. WHAT A BAND!

C