More Open G Fun....Black Crowes

[duhvoodooman]

Here's another song played in Open G tuning that I've been having some fun learning. This clip is a slightly abbreviated version of the first part of prolly my favorite Black Crowes tune, Sting Me, off their second CD, The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion.

Recorded with exactly the same equipment set-up as described in THIS POST (http://www.thefret.net/showthread.php?t=15843), but I placed the mic differently and it sounds a lot better to my ear. Let me know if you think I'm right about that.

http://www.box.net/shared/8ny31ioah2

BTW, I found a very useful lesson on YouTube that helped me learn the tune HERE (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0VnwQmNAdw). Also, there's a link to a tab for the song in the video's description.

[piebaldpython]

Nice playing Vood. What a difference in recording too. The BC tune seemingly has more reverb in the taping than the RS tune does.

[LeadedEL84]

One of my favorite songs off one of my favorite albums from one of my all time favorite bands! I am going to check out the youtube video later. Thanks for posting it. Nice playing. Great tone for that song too.:applause

[Eric]

Nice playing. I love that album.

[duhvoodooman]

What a difference in recording too. The BC tune seemingly has more reverb in the taping than the RS tune does.
Yeah, I think the recording quality on this one is a significant improvement. For that Stones clip, I had the mic right up against the speaker grille cloth, and it just caught too much bass that way. I had it backed off about 6" this time and it's much more balanced. The reverb setting on the amp was the same on both clips, but with this setup, you hear it more clearly.

[Kazz]

Rich uses alot of open tunings...E and G and D too from what I recall. I love the Black Crowes.

[helliott]

Great sound. Gotta love that open tuning sound and feel.