Are There Any Guitarists In Delica Canada?

[FalcoColumbarius]

Sometimes I dream of having more talent.

Falco.

[konadog]

I have a guitar and I play about with it lots - I dream about having talent all the time too...

[sigurross]

I play guitar as well.

Saw this video the other day, very impressive stuff! I don't think I've ever seen a guitarist use his machine heads to play a melody before.

If you like this check out anything on the candy rat label. Andy Mckee and Don Ross especially.

http://www.youtube.com/user/rpoland

Such amazing talent out there.

- Jason

[jessef]

I've been playing since I was a kid. Passed down from father to son.

Love any stringed instrument

[sigurross]

Perhaps a little too heavy for most but I think Tosin Abasi is one of the best guitarists in the world right now.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j20pULM1 ... ure=relmfu

[Profister]

Hmm. What would these guys do if there was no electricity?
This is what I call 'playing a guitar'!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nv34G5b- ... re=related

[sigurross]

Hmm. What would these guys do if there was no electricity?
This is what I call 'playing a guitar'!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nv34G5b- ... re=related

They'd play acoustics really well

[bassnailer]

I play as well, but I am really a bass player. Electric and upright. I went to school with some pretty amazing classical guitar players who can toss of a Rodrigo concerto like nothing. I played a gig with the Canadian Guitar quartett, (I was in the Orchestra), and they blew me away!! There is some really good talent on this soil!!


But in the mean time, check this out!!!... Three gals sitting around a table singing. Awesome

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNE9bUa2D0c

[Tojo]

I've been playing for about 4 years. Just started the journey. I ended up buying the guitar that's being used by the lead singer here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPJD3qcIL7s

It's a jumbo Larrivee and it's been beat to crap, but sounds super deep and bassy! Just need more skilz...

[Dingus]

Been playing since high school. Mostly bass as I dig that funky groove. I have also worked for many years as an audio engineering tech, both live and studio. I have worked with tons of really talented Canadians. Maybe is climate, or the diversity, or the big open country we have; whatever it is keep on jamming!

[sigurross]

Been playing since high school. Mostly bass as I dig that funky groove. I have also worked for many years as an audio engineering tech, both live and studio. I have worked with tons of really talented Canadians. Maybe is climate, or the diversity, or the big open country we have; whatever it is keep on jamming!

Which studio did you work at?

[Dingus]

Little late on the reply; but I worked with "B" Scene Studios in Edmonton.

[bassnailer]

I found this video on youtube today and it reminded me of this thread. Take a few minutes out of your day and enjoy the way this woman plays guitar.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9qE-qXI ... re=related

(I have yet to take the time to figure out how to imbed these videos)

[pajerry]

Thanks for that Falco! Its been a while since I've been re-inspired on the acoustic. Love his clean tuning peg bends and flawless loops, very talented indeed.

I've been playing on and off well over a decade now, dabbling in keys, drums and stints singing, not a great singer though.

We should get some of our skills together for a JDM jam sometime. Acoustic or electric welcome.


Theres an open blues jam at the Cottage Bistro Saturday on Main St, I'll probably be there tonight if anyone wants to join.

[sigurross]

This is probably getting a little off topic as it is not guitar but i'm sure those who appreciate music will enjoy this: