We're re-issuing one of Rick's most popular lessons with re-mastered video and updated loop points. From Rick:
Hi - I'm Rick Estrin. The song we're going to be working on is the Rice Miller (Sonny Boy Williamson II) piece "Getting Out Of Town". It's based on a European recording of that song from the mid-1960s and is very loosely interpreted by me. It's also similar to several of Sonny Boys' different solo, European versions of "Bye Bye Bird".
The main point of these lessons is to help you develop your internal groove and also to get you thinking about and employing more dynamics in your playing. It'll also give you a piece of music you can play and with practice, perform without a band.
Rick
Topics and/or subjects covered in this lesson:
Groove
G Harp in the Key of D.
Loop 0:00 Intro
Loop 1:13 1st Verse
Loop 1:31 2nd Verse
Loop 1:48 Solo, 1st Verse
Loop 2:07 Solo, 2nd Verse
Loop 2:24 Solo, 3rd Verse
Loop 2:41 3rd Verse
Loop 2:59 Outro and Ending
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Need some new lessons
I'll have a new one for you pretty soon.
Maybe this, Rick? (from 2:40) .. and especialy from 5:25 (without hands!)
Hey, students! Hey, Rick! Hello from Belarus.
2 years ago I've seen perfomance from Rick and other masters on St-Petersburg MOSTY Fest. (2019) It was a blast . Then I've found Sonic Junction. And this was first song I've learned . Yet it needed some work. But I like this thing and the groove, and to perform it.
Thank you Rick for all this;)
And this my russiantext version)
P.S. ( ХАТА - (hata) - country house on belarus language. Actually it was juke joint meeting in one country side place last weekend.(aug2021)
Great! You got people dancing! I like that you translated it to your language too!
Hurry up and wait. I can do that solo except ending when he plays without hand 😎
sure thats a A harp ?
I don't know why it says that, Pat. It's a G harmonica. sorry for the confusion.
Thanks Man ,. Your the best.
Hi Pat -- thanks for letting us know. My mistake. I've updated the text to G Harp in the Key of D. Enjoy Rick!