Thought I'd share this. From a Recent Covid arts council funded project putting east and western musicians from my borough of London together to produce a track.
Blues master through a 1x12 Celestion Vintage 30 (vintage UK) '78 Les Paul Deluxe bridge pickup wide open
excuse the video we had to do phone recordings to make a video as the 2 concerts that are normally performed with this project couldn't due to Covid.
The rhythm parts were done on my telecster through the Bad CAt/Matchless amp I Built earlier in the year .
Great guitar work. I like how your right hand attacks the strings like a bass.
I was more focused on bass than guitar when I was younger (there were always bands hiring bassists and I really like smacking the shit out of it), so sometimes I feel much more accurate with my fingers walking than I do with a pick.
Is that a *real* bluesmaster?
-Matt
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professormudd wrote: ↑Sun Dec 20, 2020 12:13 pm
Great guitar work. I like how your right hand attacks the strings like a bass.
I was more focused on bass than guitar when I was younger (there were always bands hiring bassists and I really like smacking the shit out of it), so sometimes I feel much more accurate with my fingers walking than I do with a pick.
Is that a *real* bluesmaster?
ahhh that was because I forgot my plectrum when filming It was played with a pick...a very fat Wegen gipsy Jazz pick in fact
No it's a Bluesmaster I made. 100w, FET boost, PAB, OD . I had it set @50w (half power switch) so I didn't blow up the 60w vintage 30. I had OD and PAB on.
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10thTx wrote: ↑Sun Dec 20, 2020 2:40 pm
That was lovely! Thanks for sharing it! What a remarkable vocalist.
With respect, Jeff
thanks Jeff. Yes Rajesh is amazing. He's a south Indian Classical singer, the song is in Hindi and is about love and loss, a subject that transcends all genres . I'm really pleased with the track we wrote , I think it combines my western 'rock' vibe with his Indian Classical heritage.
I posted to show the guitar tone from the Bluesmaster through a non standard or not popular speaker choice, as usual it was serendipitous as I had been using a different amp into that speaker cab and just plugged in the BM. I liked the tone I got with the Les Paul Deluxe (mini humbuckers).
It was played with a pick...a very fat Wegen gipsy Jazz pick in fact 
