F.B.I. and Wonderful Land

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Re: F.B.I. and Wonderful Land

Postby Iain Purdon » 12 Jul 2010, 19:22

bgohara wrote:he is a master - very underrated.


Bruce? Under-rated? He's very highly rated, surely!

I once went to a talk entitled "The Lost Art of Rhythm Guitar" given by a singer-guitarist called Bryn Haworth, who operates in Christian music circles. It was fascinating, he knew his stuff and demonstrated loads of techniques. And I was delighted to hear him often refer to Bruce and praise him in the highest possible terms... :)

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Re: F.B.I. and Wonderful Land

Postby ecca » 12 Jul 2010, 20:13

In the same way that Jet was the archetypal bass player in England at the time...... so was Bruce the rhythm player.
They started it all off and set the format.
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Re: F.B.I. and Wonderful Land

Postby phil kelly » 12 Jul 2010, 21:38

Never mind about the trem techniques etc ( lol ) what about those TV ac 34s ! ! !
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Re: F.B.I. and Wonderful Land

Postby Martin Page » 13 Jul 2010, 09:59

Iain_P wrote:
bgohara wrote:he is a master - very underrated.


Bruce? Under-rated? He's very highly rated, surely!

I once went to a talk entitled "The Lost Art of Rhythm Guitar" given by a singer-guitarist called Bryn Haworth, who operates in Christian music circles. It was fascinating, he knew his stuff and demonstrated loads of techniques. And I was delighted to hear him often refer to Bruce and praise him in the highest possible terms... :)

Iain

About 10-15 years ago, Guitarist magazine's staff voted Bruce number one in a poll of the world's greatest rhythm guitarists.
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Re: F.B.I. and Wonderful Land

Postby burnsernst » 13 Jul 2010, 17:32

Hi,
I watched the video and had to smile when I saw Hank fumbling many times for his trem-arm. I`m glad that he got used to keep it steady in his hand whilst playing- and most of us try to follow his manner to do it.
So we can see even Hank made progress from his early years to now.

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Re: F.B.I.

Postby abstamaria » 15 Jul 2010, 07:45

Since Hank doesn't always hold the tremolo bar here, all he has time for is one quick dip of the bar. I tried this (just one dip) in place of the multiple up-and-down tremolo movements I have been doing, and to my ears my FBI now sounds closer to the original. Or so I think. If that is the way FBI should be played, of course I should have known it before, without the video, but I need to be shown these things. Anyway, that was a good video, new to me. Many thanks.

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Re: F.B.I. and Wonderful Land

Postby Pedro » 15 Jul 2010, 08:35

The most important message to all the HBM wannabees out there is that on the live video Mank 'fluffs it' now and again. He is, after all only human.
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Re: F.B.I. and Wonderful Land

Postby Iain Purdon » 16 Jul 2010, 02:55

Mank? Oh, you fluffed it!
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Re: F.B.I. and Wonderful Land

Postby OLDEREK » 16 Jul 2010, 13:48

Iain_P wrote:Mank? Oh, you fluffed it!


:D :D :D :D :D
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Re: F.B.I. and Wonderful Land

Postby ecca » 16 Jul 2010, 15:10

Very manky playing !
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