Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Hey Folks, welcome back to the channel. Today's post is the fifth installment of the Sunday Live Jamz segment we started here are the channel before all hell broke loose in the world and we had to hide in our houses for the past few months. Today's installment is a free form improvisation that Rick and I enjoyed playing a whole lot. Camera work on this one is less than desirable, but it's about the music anyway right?
This one is not something that is actually a song, we just kind of made it up as we went along, but I think it turned out pretty well. I couldn't begin to tell you what the chords were on this one, I just know it was in the key of D minor, and beyond that Rick probably played every other chord known to man. I think we both might have just been making it all up as we went on this, not sure if Rick had planned the chord progression but it wouldn't be uncharacteristic for him to create it all on the fly. No Rick solos on this one though, sorry folks, just LiveJamz!
You can find Rick here:
youtube.com/channel/UCKw5FVYtCXZ4uBL_D5TIwpw
If anyone has any questions about any of the gear you see in my videos, including the Gretsch and the Xaviere acoustic, including the Tonewood Amp I was playing for this (wasn't plugged into anything else for this, its a really cool little device), more information can be found below:
Gear I use when recording (Note: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases) :
FireFly Double Cut (DC) Guitar: amzn.to/2HSsaJv
Boss Katana : amzn.to/2T4mIIZ
I also sometimes use the Tonewood amp when recording acoustic, and it's a real source of inspiration at times: amzn.to/2SSHuMS
Roadie 2 Automatic Tuner (this thing is awesome!!!!):
amzn.to/2STBOCh
Behringer TO800 Vintage Tube-Sound Overdrive : amzn.to/38Q2r0d
In terms of strings, I usually use Exilers, here is an example of a set I frequently use:
Elixir Strings Electric Guitar Strings w POLYWEB Coating, Light (.010-.046): amzn.to/32h7qVv
Most of the MIDI instrumentation (violins, trumpets, horns/sax, drums, and anything else under the sun I usually perform on my Godin Session Custom '59 with built in TriplePlay. Here is the same basic version I play regularly to make these tracks: amzn.to/2vW6o50
I also have an external Fishman TriplePlay I have installed on my Grestch 5230T, the Gretsch can be found further down, but the external TriplePlay Unit can be found here: amzn.to/2vToi8y
Gretsch 5230T With Bigsby: amzn.to/37TyVWa
For more information on the Rich Tonewood guitar from GuitarFetish/Xaviere, please visit the guitarFetish.com website.
If you enjoy what I offer and wanted to say thanks, you can make a donation via my MetaMask @ (please let me know though so I can thank you!):
0xb13A4e29F1A86fDE8359AF6137Cb53B7132F46EB
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Thanks, Love you All.
Hey Folks, welcome back to the channel. Today's post is the fifth installment of the Sunday Live Jamz segment we started here are the channel before all hell broke loose in the world and we had to hide in our houses for the past few months. Today's installment is a free form improvisation that Rick and I enjoyed playing a whole lot. Camera work on this one is less than desirable, but it's about the music anyway right?
This one is not something that is actually a song, we just kind of made it up as we went along, but I think it turned out pretty well. I couldn't begin to tell you what the chords were on this one, I just know it was in the key of D minor, and beyond that Rick probably played every other chord known to man. I think we both might have just been making it all up as we went on this, not sure if Rick had planned the chord progression but it wouldn't be uncharacteristic for him to create it all on the fly. No Rick solos on this one though, sorry folks, just LiveJamz!
You can find Rick here:
youtube.com/channel/UCKw5FVYtCXZ4uBL_D5TIwpw
If anyone has any questions about any of the gear you see in my videos, including the Gretsch and the Xaviere acoustic, including the Tonewood Amp I was playing for this (wasn't plugged into anything else for this, its a really cool little device), more information can be found below:
Gear I use when recording (Note: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases) :
FireFly Double Cut (DC) Guitar: amzn.to/2HSsaJv
Boss Katana : amzn.to/2T4mIIZ
I also sometimes use the Tonewood amp when recording acoustic, and it's a real source of inspiration at times: amzn.to/2SSHuMS
Roadie 2 Automatic Tuner (this thing is awesome!!!!):
amzn.to/2STBOCh
Behringer TO800 Vintage Tube-Sound Overdrive : amzn.to/38Q2r0d
In terms of strings, I usually use Exilers, here is an example of a set I frequently use:
Elixir Strings Electric Guitar Strings w POLYWEB Coating, Light (.010-.046): amzn.to/32h7qVv
Most of the MIDI instrumentation (violins, trumpets, horns/sax, drums, and anything else under the sun I usually perform on my Godin Session Custom '59 with built in TriplePlay. Here is the same basic version I play regularly to make these tracks: amzn.to/2vW6o50
I also have an external Fishman TriplePlay I have installed on my Grestch 5230T, the Gretsch can be found further down, but the external TriplePlay Unit can be found here: amzn.to/2vToi8y
Gretsch 5230T With Bigsby: amzn.to/37TyVWa
For more information on the Rich Tonewood guitar from GuitarFetish/Xaviere, please visit the guitarFetish.com website.
If you enjoy what I offer and wanted to say thanks, you can make a donation via my MetaMask @ (please let me know though so I can thank you!):
0xb13A4e29F1A86fDE8359AF6137Cb53B7132F46EB
If you wanted to donate via paypal:
paypal.me/PGHLiveJamz
Thanks, Love you All.
