New SRV Tribute Vids, Texas Flood Sky Is Cryin Cactus Crunch

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    58lespaulman

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    Sounds good
     
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    58lespaulman

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    Yeah, it is hard. You have to syke yourself up. At the end of every night your hand hurts a little, and the finger tips sometimes bleed at the nail. This new band I put together are pretty much a SRV Tribute, so I have to play and practice like SRV every day just to keep my fingers in shape. But I love this stuff more than anything!

    Shane
     
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    Nice job! When are you using the CC versus the Silas?
     
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    Sounds pretty good! Check my Little Wing below using the MJM Blues Devil stacked with a Bad Monkey. Same pedals on the other tunes as well!

    Mike
     
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    GTRJohnny

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    Very nice job on the playing, man!!

    If I had one suggestion (take it for what it's worth) at about 5:45 on the Sky is Crying, you flip to the neck PU and your tone got a ton better for me and a lot more Stevie-ish. I'd suggest leaving it in the neck or neck-mid the whole way through. Otherwise, I thought it was great...

    Best of luck with the band...
     
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    too high gain for me:(
     
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    Eskimo_Joe

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    OK, if nobody is going to say it, I will...brother, get rid of that hat! :)
     
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    DavidG

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    Good job Shane! I did the Texas-flood tune at my gig last night (not as well as you tho) my fingers feel it today lol. Rock it on up bro.
     
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    58lespaulman

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    Thanks guys, George makes great pedals. His Cactus Crunch is the greatest! And the Silas pedal inspired me bigtime!! Thank you.

    Shane
     
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    Um? I would have liked you adding something of your own to the songs, instead of copying SRV's solo's note for note...

    Just my 2 cents
     
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