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I've always found this behind the scenes colaboration stuff fascinating, what guitar/bass chords go where, moving lyrics around, decisions made, etc....... Find it interesting to see the band members interact with Kevin Shirley, i.e., Kevin working with Billy (around the 5 min. mark in Part 2) to play something a little differently to go with Paul's chords and how that all comes about. Creativity in action......

Part 1 ~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMv3ZXYLnfA

Part 2 ~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oA0Ye3i03FQ

And thanks to Paul for explaining/demonstrating guitar face. Always wondered why Neal, etc. make those extorted faces..............it makes it sound better.

Deb wrote:I've always found this behind the scenes colaboration stuff fascinating, what guitar/bass chords go where, moving lyrics around, decisions made, etc....... Find it interesting to see the band members interact with Kevin Shirley, i.e., Kevin working with Billy (around the 5 min. mark in Part 2) to play something a little differently to go with Paul's chords and how that all comes about. Creativity in action......

Part 1 ~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMv3ZXYLnfA

Part 2 ~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oA0Ye3i03FQ

And thanks to Paul for explaining guitar face. Always wondered why Neal, etc. make those extorted faces..............it makes it sound better.

Back when I was a teen I worked at a fast food restaurant. I was taking guitar lessons at the time. One time, a kid I worked with asked what types of things I learned in guitar lessons, and I told him that I mainly just practiced making "guitar faces." I was of course joking. But he thought I was serious. So I started demonstrating emotional guitar faces, and told him that my guitar teacher instructed me on what faces to make while I played guitar.

Journey/Survivor wrote:

Deb wrote:I've always found this behind the scenes colaboration stuff fascinating, what guitar/bass chords go where, moving lyrics around, decisions made, etc....... Find it interesting to see the band members interact with Kevin Shirley, i.e., Kevin working with Billy (around the 5 min. mark in Part 2) to play something a little differently to go with Paul's chords and how that all comes about. Creativity in action......

Part 1 ~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMv3ZXYLnfA

Part 2 ~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oA0Ye3i03FQ

And thanks to Paul for explaining guitar face. Always wondered why Neal, etc. make those extorted faces..............it makes it sound better.

Back when I was a teen I worked at a fast food restaurant. I was taking guitar lessons at the time. One time, a kid I worked with asked what types of things I learned in guitar lessons, and I told him that I mainly just practiced making "guitar faces." I was of course joking. But he thought I was serious. So I started demonstrating emotional guitar faces, and told him that my guitar teacher instructed me on what faces to make while I played guitar.

It's always important, when playing guitar, to look/act as cool/stupid as possible.

YUP!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHk7c5aUXVs&feature=results_video&playnext=1&list=PL39DDD648A172E8AD

conversationpc wrote:

Journey/Survivor wrote:

Deb wrote:I've always found this behind the scenes colaboration stuff fascinating, what guitar/bass chords go where, moving lyrics around, decisions made, etc....... Find it interesting to see the band members interact with Kevin Shirley, i.e., Kevin working with Billy (around the 5 min. mark in Part 2) to play something a little differently to go with Paul's chords and how that all comes about. Creativity in action......

Part 1 ~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMv3ZXYLnfA

Part 2 ~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oA0Ye3i03FQ

And thanks to Paul for explaining guitar face. Always wondered why Neal, etc. make those extorted faces..............it makes it sound better.

Back when I was a teen I worked at a fast food restaurant. I was taking guitar lessons at the time. One time, a kid I worked with asked what types of things I learned in guitar lessons, and I told him that I mainly just practiced making "guitar faces." I was of course joking. But he thought I was serious. So I started demonstrating emotional guitar faces, and told him that my guitar teacher instructed me on what faces to make while I played guitar.

It's always important, when playing guitar, to look/act as cool/stupid as possible.

Couldn't help but chuckle watching Gilbert demonstrate throwing a head and shoulder roll in there too, helps it sound better when bending a chord.

brywool wrote:YUP!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHk7c5aUXVs&feature=results_video&playnext=1&list=PL39DDD648A172E8AD