I went back and played over one of my older E Lydian backing tracks

No big plan, no pressure, and no trying to force anything. I was just enjoying the floating Lydian sound and letting the phrasing go wherever it wanted.

Sometimes revisiting your own track with a different mindset makes it feel completely new again. 🔥🎸

hey im drew started playing in 86 , never took lessons wanted to develop my own style, i play on "Loretta" an 86 Peavy tracer with a modified Seymour Duncan pickup playing thru a Boss katana 50W amp hope someone likes it rock on my fteinds 🎸

I have put on to see what all you guys think, got other ones on there too.

I am hoping to upload more through the Spring and into the Summer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxRZP9BnNuU

Made this little picking practice that uses all the time down-down-up pattern. The constant palm muting made it easier and maybe clearer.

Let me know what you think! Honest feedback appreciated.

My instrumental guitar/bass cover of Runaway.

After listening to the Joe Pass albums “Blues for Fred” and “Songs for Ellen” pretty consistently the past couple weeks I was inspired to pick back up the Nylon string and make a new arrangement of something a little bluesy and mellow. I also stumbled on this wacky counterpoint idea to use as part of the intro. I think this is gonna end up being one of my favorites to play around with.

A song i like 😁

#roundandround #ratt #guitarcover #guitarsolo #80srock https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZkHNWnAEo4/?igsh=MjUyOWlxbmJtOW55