It's simple enough to play with or without a capo. I'm just having trouble understanding why it's considered to be in the key of C. If anyone could explain the rationale, it would be greatly appreciated.
Learning this song, by The Turnpike Troubadours, to cover for a singer. He listed it in the key of C. Every chord/tab site I have seen also lists it as the key of C. As far as I can tell, this song is in the key of Gm. Is my feeble mind missing something here?
Thanks.
The simplest way to remove pickup covers is to put a fresh blade in a utility knife and simply slice right through the two solder blobs. Cuts very easy and makes it very easy to heat the blobs up when re-attaching.
Simplest solution is to just slip a white cotton sock over the cradles. If you want to get fancy, a cotton ACE bandage works well too. Just make sure it is not the new kind with adhesive in the material.
You said you think the patch cables are good. Don't overlook a connector on one of the pedals. Sometimes the locking nut comes loose and the connector may twist around and compromise your connection. As Overture said, you just need to isolate the problem. I would plug my guitar straight into the...
Another classic is "Wanted Dead or Alive", starring Steve Mcqueen as an old west bounty hunter. Instead of a pistol he uses a sawed off rifle (Mare's leg).
Mare's leg
I was told by my guitar tech at GC to always check the EPI top-wrap compatibility list before attempting it. I always do what he says. They usually know best.
I find it more intriguing that you have been a member here for 11 years and never heard of top-wrapping. You can do it on most Gibson models, but you will need to find an up-to-date compatibility list before trying this on any Epiphone models. It could cause irreparable damage if not on the...
For anyone that has seen Robert Culp and Sammy on the Rifleman, have had to seen "Trackdown" starring Robert Culp. It always cracks me up at how low he always wears his Ranger star. And if you see more than one episode, pay attention to how much he bounces when he walks in those cowboy boots.
I switch between LP and Tele at live gigs all the time. I used to have an MXR 10 band on my pedal board and turn it on for the Tele. I replaced that a while back with a Klon KTR. Use it as a clean boost for the Tele. Playing through a 79 Princeton Reverb, and never change the amp settings...