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    Smile Rapid Transit

    Another quick guitar improvisation in Bb using my newly revamped 5150 and strat.

    http://www.soundclick.com/bands/song...songID=5687986

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    Just gonna say.... Blistering...

    and

    Sweet...


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    Ok Frank once again you've inspired me to do something different this week I have a pile of fusion jazz backers I've left on the back burner for to long and after hearing this I'm gonna take a stab at one...bless your gifted soul
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    Quote Originally Posted by zeusse
    Ok Frank once again you've inspired me to do something different this week I have a pile of fusion jazz backers I've left on the back burner for to long and after hearing this I'm gonna take a stab at one...bless your gifted soul
    Thats awesome...thanks so much and I'm glad I had that effect on you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Justaguyin_nc
    Just gonna say.... Blistering...

    and

    Sweet...
    Thanks buddy...

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    Very nice, Frank. Thanks for sharing that with us.
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    Quote Originally Posted by oldguy
    Very nice, Frank. Thanks for sharing that with us.
    Thanks so much for checking out my music.

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    Thanks for sharing Frank, it's always inspiring to hear what you are up to, musically speaking!
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    The man with the best backing tracks you can buy for money is back ;-)

    Hey, of course I am just kidding!

    Thanks for that great piece of music, very inspiring!
    And that lick starting from 2:02....man that was brilliant!
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