Ghoolie's Final Word - The only.one that matters.
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I'm sure she has a fair number of groupies- BTW, that's not the toughest stuff from a technical standpoint she can do, just something guys would be the most familiar with. There's plenty of her other stuff on YouTube, including a perfect cover of The Floyd's and David Gilmour's Comfortably Numb if you're interested. When you're in your teens can can cover guitar masters like Eddie Van Halen and Steve Vai- incredible.
As the Ghoul told me- she already outclasses 95% of pop guitarists- including guys like Eric Clapton. But until you start doing your own original stuff it don't mean squatoosh.
Did you seriously just write what I highlighted above? I think you need a time out for some reflection....WITHOUT the wine glass in hand.
Did you seriously just write what I highlighted above? I think you need a time out for some reflection....WITHOUT the wine glass in hand.
Just what Ghoolie told me Gipper. His opinion is Clapton is overrated.
What Nickers just said, you don't have to be in the top 10% of technical guitar masters to make a lot of money. A prime example is Bruce Springsteen. Exhibit A is watching Tom Morello blow Bruce off the stage with this rendition of "The Ghost of Tom Joad". Difference is Bruce wrote the song... BTW, this is from the Rock & Roll HOF 25th Anniversary Concert- if you haven't watched it, it's an incredible collection of talent.
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Now this is talent. Composer, violinist and pianist since very early age.
Now this is talent. Composer, violinist and pianist since very early age.
Lets just hope she doesn't get too big headed:
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Now this is talent. Composer, violinist and pianist since very early age.
Now this is talent. Composer, violinist and pianist since very early age.
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Mayfield might have drive and passion but the discipline and character might be lacking
And he’s a short big 12 Qb Which hasn’t produced a good Qb yet in the NFL
Then what do you call Drew Brees?.. Hes shorter than Baker
Then what do you call Drew Brees?.. Hes shorter than Baker
Brees didn’t play in the big 12
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Brees didn’t play in the big 12
Doesn't matter.. Hes "short" and a SB winner...
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Now this is talent. Composer, violinist and pianist since very early age.
Now this is talent. Composer, violinist and pianist since very early age.
Got around to watching those videos. Ok- your young 'un is a definite prodigy. Didya know Elton John was in the same class? So here's some of Tina's "classical" stuff. If she wanted to go the Andres Segovia route- I'm sure she could. See the comment (not mine) underneath the video.
Beethoven himself wrote that the third movement of moonlight sonata was written mostly to push music to the ultimate limits of impossibility when it came to composing and performing. sixteeth notes in 190bpm. and undoubtedly one of the most complex pieces of music ever written. Easily rivaling Mozart, Bach, Brahms and many other great composers who came before Beethoven. Moonlight sonata 3rd movement was arguably the biggest assertion of dominance in music history... and here a girl in her mid twenties plays it with almost robotic accuracy, putting such emotions in every vibrato and every string so that even the gods are weeping. And maybe most absurd of all.. she still looks like a bored teenage girl who just wants to check her phone while doing all of this.
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Maybe he's an a**hole?
......just kidding of course.
But he's a very smart a-hole. That stuff he posted about the water deal and music isn't made up. You know they say the flip side of genius is insanity. I'll digress for a second and say I had to ask his professional opinion on to my mind one of the greatest guitar prodigies I've ever seen. Tina was around 15 when she was doing stuff like this- I think she's around 20 now.
But he's a very smart a-hole. That stuff he posted about the water deal and music isn't made up. You know they say the flip side of genius is insanity. I'll digress for a second and say I had to ask his professional opinion on to my mind one of the greatest guitar prodigies I've ever seen. Tina was around 15 when she was doing stuff like this- I think she's around 20 now.
It’s impressive, given her age. She loses the tempo here and there, but it’s a helluva lot better than I was at 15.
Hell, since starting up my current band that writes in more of a Petty/Springsteen style, flashy stuff hasn’t been part of my arsenal. I’d like to think muscle memory would get me back in the swing of it after kicking off the rust. Then again, the old bones would probably tell the muscles to go Shmuck themselves.
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Well oh yeah! ???
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Add in a washtub and we're in bidness!
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But he's a very smart a-hole. That stuff he posted about the water deal and music isn't made up. You know they say the flip side of genius is insanity. I'll digress for a second and say I had to ask his professional opinion on to my mind one of the greatest guitar prodigies I've ever seen. Tina was around 15 when she was doing stuff like this- I think she's around 20 now.
It’s impressive, given her age. She loses the tempo here and there, but it’s a helluva lot better than I was at 15.
Hell, since starting up my current band that writes in more of a Petty/Springsteen style, flashy stuff hasn’t been part of my arsenal. I’d like to think muscle memory would get me back in the swing of it after kicking off the rust. Then again, the old bones would probably tell the muscles to go Shmuck themselves.
since starting up my current band that writes in more of a Petty/Springsteen style, flashy stuff hasn’t been part of my arsenal.
Flashy enough! Hands to these kind of sounds, seems totally impossible to me. Hopes to The Heartbreakers keep rockin'
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Now this is talent. Composer, violinist and pianist since very early age.
Now this is talent. Composer, violinist and pianist since very early age.
west side's wantin to know if she's 14 yet.....
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I always figured ghoolie's last word would be
"Chest pains...smell my as$ browns"
I always figured ghoolie's last word would be
Let's just hope the reply to his last word isn't "911, CAN YOU HOLD?"
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