Loop the chords then play over them?
or stuff like this?
"All Blues" would be fun for your drummer, I would think.
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Loop the chords then play over them?
or stuff like this?
"All Blues" would be fun for your drummer, I would think.
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I agree that this seems like it would be a good option. Maybe you could spend a few minutes with your drummer and see if you can get it to a workable point. If you make it percussive enough on the rhythm, perhaps it could work like a click track. I doubt your drummer would like that, but you might be able to get a reasonable compromise that would make cocktail hour a lot easier.Originally Posted by sunvalleylaw
As far as songs go, it seems like your ideas are about the same as mine when I first saw this thread.
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