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Stranglehold
Style Jam (Guitar Instrumental)
Jamming
to Stranglehold Style Chord Progression. Posted by Island
Guitar Studios on Saturday, June 27, 2015 Recorded June
20, 2015 @ Eric's House, Baltimore, MD Maggot Brain (Guitar
Instrumental) Unplugged
and Overserved Players: Bass
Billy K. Maye, Drums Sticks Chaney, Guitar
Brian Bigham,
Guitar Harry Bigham, Guitar Pete Loyka, Lead
Guitar Burt Jamison
E Minor Pentatonic Scale with a Wah Pedal Please give it
a listen with head phones, or powered external speakers. To me it sounds
terrible playing through laptop built in or cell phone speakers. TURN IT UP!
Maggot
Brain Take 1 Full Song 6 minutes Recorded At "The
Barn" April 18, 2015
Maggot Brain Jam Sound Bite 3 minutes Recorded March
20, 2015
The song was recorded with
a Zoom stereo recorder (hand held style) so the mix is
not as good as we had hoped.
I
tried to put some feeling into it. I hope the listener
will experience some of it.
I played a 2002 PRS CE24
Maple Top with PRS 57/08 pickups (thank you Paul), my
go to guitar. Effects are a vintage Tube Works
Real Tube Overdrive (thank you Chris) and a Morley wah
pedal (thank you Deano). The Amp is a Carr Mercury
set at 2 watts with Boost (thank you Judy).
Again, please give it
a listen with head phones, or powered external speakers.
To me it sounds terrible playing through laptop built
in speakers or a cell phone. TURN IT UP!
Click
Here to hear me play the classical guitar song
Mood For a Day (Yes)
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Maggot Brain was
released in 1971. I would have never guessed it was Funkadelic.
The song t became an instant guitar player classic. When
I heard it at age 15 it blew me away. I had never heard
anyone use a wah wah pedal the way guitarist Eddie Hazel did.
Maggot Brain is now found on the Top 100 lead guitar songs of
all time list and other top spots. IT'S ABOUT TIME!
Are you ready to tackle Maggot
Brain? Learning Maggot Brain will build technique and
teach you how to use a wah pedal. The chord progression
("A" and "Am" Based Bar Chords Fingering Position) using strings
5,4,3 & 2. Em - D - Bm - C Repeat from Em.
