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Spanish thing in Open G
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Domo Arigato y spaciba mon frere
Domo Arigato y spaciba mon frere
Just a few riffs I strung together, pretty much made it up as I played it
Just a few riffs I strung together, pretty much made it up as I played it
Damned if know, probably myxolidian mode
Damned if know, probably myxolidian mode
what scale are you using for this one?
what scale are you using for this one?
what is the name of this song you are playing?
what is the name of this song you are playing?
Quake 4, sick…. oh and awsome spanish diddy btw
Quake 4, sick…. oh and awsome spanish diddy btw
Excellento Senor!!
Excellento Senor!!
That’s one thing I didn’t know about open g that it was called the spanish tuning many years ago. I love open g to it’s my favourite. I’ve tried the spanish on my resonator and it does sound great. Gracias Senoir ARRRRRRREEEEEEEBA.
That’s one thing I didn’t know about open g that it was called the spanish tuning many years ago. I love open g to it’s my favourite. I’ve tried the spanish on my resonator and it does sound great. Gracias Senoir ARRRRRRREEEEEEEBA.
no, i know no old blues guys
no, i know no old blues guys
I believe it’s named "Spanish" tuning after the song "Spanish Fandango", which was played in that tuning, not that it’s actually from Spain.
Open D is "Vastapol", for the same reason (after a song that was played in it).
Great playing! 🙂
I believe it’s named "Spanish" tuning after the song "Spanish Fandango", which was played in that tuning, not that it’s actually from Spain.
Open D is "Vastapol", for the same reason (after a song that was played in it).
Great playing! 🙂
Cool!
Cool!