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    Default New live videos of my band

    Here's some fresh stuff from last week. Lots of nice material - you can always skip to the solos of course ;-)

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    Nice to hear this! Great band and playing.
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    Very good music! Awesome production. Those videos are all well done.
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    Thanks a lot guys :-)
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    GREAT stuff Jimi. Thanks for sharing that. HUGE stage (by Chicago Bar standards) what was the venue.

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    Cool. Thanks for sharing. Looks like just you and the singer are continuing the band. Are the guys in the most current video now the regular lineup?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kidsmoke View Post
    What are you playing your SG through?
    Looks like a Two Rock combo...and a ton of finger tip mojo.

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    Good playing Jimi........the band sounds great. Dude, that is a huge pick you are using. haha

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    Thanks for your great feedbacks.

    Yeah new drummer - bass player was a sidekick, the regular guy was on a business trip.
    The pick is a 2,6mm Chicken Pick - huge and great :-)

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    A 2.6mm Chicken Pick, huh? When I first saw it in your hand, it reminded me of those big picks Carlos Santana used.

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    Check them out here:
    http://www.chickenpicks.com/

    They make a big difference in tone and feel.
    Plus they last "forever" - been playing mine for a year now ;-)
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    Jimi - which model Chickenpick do you like best? Have you tried V Picks and if so is the material similar?

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    Yes, I have tried the V Picks too and they are also great. The Chickens feel different, very organic.
    I play the Regular 2,6mm.
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    Just getting to listen to this Jimi - great stuff! The new LP sounds great!
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    ^Thanks! It's a very nice guitar, light enough to play it the whole evening long :-)
    Still the guitar invites me to play "new" stuff, which is good.
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    Great Band Jimi, it seems that you get yourselves a wonderful Bass player he is a great melodist and together they lock the tempo brillantly ! as usual you're kicking ***
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    Thanks Jipes for your great feedback!
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