Open G (DGDGBD). So, there I was attempting the Robert Johnson songbook, as you do, when I thought, "Ive got some lyrics knocking about, Ill sing about my life and not his." Deep suffering and Ruislip are not concepts that sit happily together. www.myspace.com Many thanks to Andy Calvert, who is a Proper Cameraman.

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12 thoughts on “Garry Smith- Stranger to the Blues-Slide Guitar”

  1. garry smith
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    I’m playing at The Rose and Crown, 10 St Michael’s St, St Albans, Herts, this coming Monday, 20th June.

  2. Eduardhopman
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    you don’t play the guitar like a stranger to the blues 😀

  3. minenu11
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    You are no stranger to the blues…. keep it on comin’

  4. garry smith
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    Many thanks to yourself and others who have said nice things. Not my house, by the way, far too tidy!

  6. sensfan72
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    awesome licks man!! reminds me of Mr.Winters.Nice album collection ya got there! would you happen to have any of Sylvester Weaver’s stuff in there?

  7. ex0ja
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    Arg, I would love to be able to do this! (I am working on it…)

  8. conanbc
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    Aye man thats some good playing, mental looking guitar very spacey

  9. Grunticle
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    Cool! I can understand Tom’s comment with reference to Rory Gallagher – just has that sort of feel to it. Nice. 🙂

  10. garry smith
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    That is indeed astonishingly high praise. I’m blushing! Thank you very much.

  11. tomscotland
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    wow, lovely. Made me think of Rory Gallagher, and thats praise indeed fella.

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