I agree on all counts Bruce, Peter was the best of the British blues guitarists. And of course Otis smokes everyone! Duke

Hi Corey --- I'm really enjoying this tune, thank you.  Here's where I am with my singing.  Right now I'm trying to work on singing from my diaphram and finding my natural voice...

Thanks Jerry! Duke

Hi Steve, Very good playing. I want to point out one thing when you are playing the lead slide up part. There is a note thtat I believe is the open G that is wrong in your version...

I agree on all counts Bruce, Peter was the best of the British blues guitarists. And of course Otis smokes everyone! Duke

Thanks Jerry! Duke

Thanks Bruno

I'll .l have to check out Peter Green I've been hooked on Johnny Winter and Stevie for so long that I need to branch out and check out some new players but I've also been hooked on...

Like Bruce I've been catching up on SJ lessons from before I joined (got here for the end of the 'Gypsy Woman' series). Spent a great evening following this series. I have the...

Thanks Steve! Fixed now.

Thanks, Charlie! I'm still working on "Flying Home". It's a challenging one, but a lot of fun.

Duke Robillard is probably the best living blues guitarist today and anybody who knows what he's talking about will tell you that I'm sure. So... better get that shoulder back in...

Nice work Bruce - I'm doing exactly the same as you; catching up on lessons from before my time on SJ. Looks like we even choose the same ones (just been through 'Flying Home' last...

By the way, Hugh Flint, the drummer on the "Beano" version of "All My Love", is a friend of mine. So I can pass along any questions to him that folks might have regarding that...

Hi Mike and Duke, What a great tune! I jumped the gun a little and did the rhythms and the signature head. I still need to iron out a good shuffle solo and work on the vocals. My...

Thanks for noticing the guitars, Mike!  Next time you are in Los Angeles, look me know and I'll show you my guitar room.  ;-)   You're right that I often default to downstrokes....

Sounds good Roger, duke

Duke, Like so many of us I have spent a lot of time and money on guitars, strings, amps, pedals, and mods searching for the mystical "great tone" that I hear from so many great...

Hey Jerry, I live in the Dallas area and know of at least 3 good ongoing blues jams that I attend pretty regularly.  Let me know if I can help.

Thanks Steve, yes Otis is fabulous and Mike is the best practitioner of his style I know. i was lucky enough to get to meet and play with Otis at the 1990 Chicago blues festival in...

Yes, i am using the quilter for all my lessons. They don't sell the Quilter here in Canada. I would have liked to check your their 8 inch model. All the quilter Aviators use the...

I did hear you play yours I think and did look them up.it sounded great! Duke

Also - one of the things I love about the Eric and Stevie versions is how much of themselves they brought to the table when covering it; Clapton streamlined that intro into a...

Hi Jerry, Your getting there. Just keep on preacticing it and try really thinking about the groove. You have all the notes correct. Also a big part o  f the rhythm has to do with...

Me too! Glad you're enjoying it. 

I think there's a recording of that set out there somewhere...

Yeah, I love the two sections. It's like getting to play two awesome songs in one. Have you tried palm muting the rhumba section? You've got the right idea, but muting those low...

Nice work, Bruce! (Also, LOVE the Rick 325 and Duo Jet back there...) I notice you're using all downstrokes on that little 16th note skip; have you tried alternating just that one...

it was fantastic Mike I totally enjoyed it, you are such a great musician,maybe you can join Duke  and the gang in teaching lessons on Sonic junction that would be great.