Sidetracked Blues

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voodooking
Ireland
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Haffast
United States
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I was going to make a pretty, emotional, well thought out, bluesy ballad. Instead, I did this. One take, 5 minutes, zero edits, no harmonies ;) and no plan at all. But it was fun to do!
Danalyze45
I love the one take stuff....when it happens, the spontaneity grabs my ear before any other element. This one has that in buckets :) +1
Haffast
Haffast Sometimes I have a tough time differentiating between aimless and pointless. :)

Thanks Dan. It was certainly spontaneous. i can admit that much :) +0
Psycho
That's what makes this place so cool. Do what you want, on the spur of the moment sometimes is the best way... and it sure worked here. shredding the blues :) Damn good man !! +1
Haffast
Haffast Thanks Psycho! Honestly, I think I only know how to play one way, the backing track is all that ever changes. Ha ha :) +1
Acousticeg
Yeah! plenty enough emotion for me, and great playing as well. +1
Haffast
Haffast Thank you so much acoustic! The more I critique it, the more it's growing on me. Thanks! +0
Acousticeg
Acousticeg One thing I try not to do is, over think what I'm playing. When I go back and critique my stuff I then hear every little mistake and then second guess what I did and sometimes erase a other wise good solo. Thinking I'll do a better take. But you know what. I've found that when I listen to the redo something is missing, It's the feeling I had the first time around. So for me it's a trade off. A less than perfect solo with all the feeling that was inspired in the moment by the music. Or a solo with better technique without the inspired emotion. I'll take the inspired emotion any day... +2
Haffast
Haffast Wow. Very well put. That's the dilemma, completely. While I suffer from the same flaw most musicians / artists / etc have in common (overly critical perfectionism), feedback, practice and confidence in my competence have helped over the years. I do make a conscious effort to be less lazy today though.

Aside from loving the way they sound, that why I try to do so many harmonies. You can't fake matching up two parts played in different places on the neck. You have to do that right or it doesn't work.

Today, I try to keep Haffast less half-assed then it used to be. :) +0
Keiton
Cool Haffast :) +1
Haffast
Haffast Thank you Keiichiro! :) +0
akethesnaker
Hey! This is Super! Congrats! Nice crying guitar, speed, you have it all. You are fantastic man! Really!:o +1
Haffast
Haffast Oh wow.... Thanks Ake! :)

I REALLY appreciate that! For not having a plan, and only a few tricks up my sleeve, I guess it came out pretty ok. :)

At least for only one take. And I didn't cheat! ;) +0
GoneUser_200920
Very cool approach ,sounds great with V's original.BB King jumps into metal have to say big creative pursuit have listened to this multiple times .D +1
Haffast
Haffast BB king would jump out and hit me with a metal pipe if I called this the blues in front of him. :) :)

But thank you very much! I'm really glad you enjoyed it! +0
Tofzegrit
Oh a naked Haffast :)
02:47
Sometimes, simple is...
Bravo +1
Haffast
Haffast Thank you SO much! I'm very glad it didn't turn out terrible. Ha ha! :-) +0
Midoru
So pleased to be able to spend an evening listening to all of your progressive Blues tracks, Haffast. Good stuff, my friend - one take is the way. +1
Haffast
Haffast I'm so thankful and honored that you did! That's worth a great big smile my friend! 😊 +1
JeanPaul66
Goooooooooooooood sound :Y:Y:Y:W +0
RobM
Total heart and soul ... great stuff Aaron :) +0