Accidents do happen

[kiteman]

Ever accidently hit a wrong note and it sounded better?

I don't remember what chord I was playing under but I was just jammin' and hit a Bb note instead of B (on A string) and it sounded so good there.

It must be a tritone.

[street music]

I have heard of bad mistakes and I guess a good mistake would be alright.

[kiteman]

I have heard of bad mistakes and I guess a good mistake would be alright.

You're right about that and I have my share of 'em but hitting a wrong note that belonged there is a mistake I'm glad I made.

When I'm jammin' I think about intervals and I can't name all the chords I'm hitting. Sort of like a lightning doesn't strike the same place twice, I won't remember all that jazz.

[Tig***]

You know that feeling you get when you are leaning back in a chair on two legs and you start to tip backwards, and then regain your balance?
That's what playing guitar feels like to me!

[kiteman]

You know that feeling you get when you are leaning back in a chair on two legs and you start to tip backwards, and then regain your balance?
That's what playing guitar feels like to me!

Chills? You got it.

[Plank_Spanker]

A wise sage once told me........................

If you hit a bad note on a solo, you have two options:

-Play it again more forcefully and look around like you meant it to sound like that

-Keep bending the note until it sounds right

[marnold***]

A wise sage once told me........................

If you hit a bad note on a solo, you have two options:

-Play it again more forcefully and look around like you meant it to sound like that

-Keep bending the note until it sounds right

Or if you've got a Floyd, dive bomb!

[kiteman]

You're right about bending, it gets me out of trouble.

[M29]

Every now and then a fret fart works out for the good.

[Tig***]

"If I hit a clam, I tell the audience,
'Well, I missed that one.
I'll go back and get it.'"
Les Paul, Guitar Player magazine, August 1984