Interview to Jim Campilongo"The master of the Twang".He said that sometimes when he face one progresion of jazz-blues, to him liked put something "hot" to the song, asking to himself, He said , how could to approach to this changes somes of the gigants of "footswhitch steel" like Buddy Emmons or "Curly" Chalker?.
He said that when he make this immediatly come to his mind the "voicings" inspired in the "footswitch steel" that implyto his stronger finger number one of his left hand pulling the 3th sting, that help his toimitate this characteristic tinkler sound of them.
(Source: From Guitarra Total Nº90)
BY JUAN PABLO HUECHE
3 comentarios:
Juan Pablo,
I wrote in bold types your mistakes.
In general is a good job, short, right to the point and interesting.
I appreciate that you mix your personal likes with an English task. That's exactly I want you do. In that way English has more sense to you.
Good job.
Bye.
Hi teacher
i like to write in english
but i have mistakes, when i want
to write songs in english i have
troubles whit somes words ...
bye!
PD: i have a question... ¿how can i write or say a phrase in a formal situation? if i want to say: "Hola como esta usted", i have to say "Hi How are you?" .Or exist something for be more formal?
I explain to you in class xD
JP,
There are many formal and informal words that you can use.
Withe the example of "Hola, ¿como esta usted? the only formal would be the hello..."hello, How are you?" (that's more formal) saying HI would be informal "Hi, How are you?" ... even more informal would be " Hi, how's it going?"
Apart from that, the formality of a sentence is also given by the entonation you use to say it.
We'll continue talking abot this one in class.. ok?
Bye
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