i wish i could improvise over different chord changes like John Coltrane and Charlie Parker
and Bud Powell, but mostly i just have to stay in one key, and it's kind of a bummer...
when i was 14 i used to play air guitar on my tennis racket to this instrumental. i used the transcription in the new (dec 2012) issue of Guitar World. cliff Burton plays an awesome solo in this tune and for 4 bars he actually HARMONIZES his own…
when i was 14 i used to play air guitar on my tennis racket to this instrumental. i used the transcription in the new (dec 2012) issue of Guitar World. cliff Burton plays an awesome solo in this tune and for 4 bars he actually HARMONIZES his own…
Well the new women in Regs life became the keeper and his wife and they lived happily ever after...well up to now anyway...Reg can never seem to keep the pessimistic thoughts totally at bay but he was trying...He felt reborn on the birth of his…
I was flapping around working on something else with just vocal and guitar the other day. It wasn't going well, so I just started slapping the guitar and singing one of my favourite songs.
What I didn't realise was that I was recording it…
Several years ago I had a short lived duo with an oboe and English horn player named Nat. This is a demo from that period. It's an old old chord progression of mine that never really had a melody and Nat improvised this melody in the studio to…
This evolved out of an exercise in a workbook I just got on music composition. The original task was to write a melody in the Dorian mode about water...
This track is actually 99.583333% M.T.C. But, I needed an easy project for July, since I didn't have a lot of time last month. He had published it as a "B-Side" called "Quarter of a 60th Spanish." For fun, I just added a few subtle twists. Probably…
A bit of improv done yesterday with my newly refurbished fretless guitar. Finally got the midi pickup to track almost right! Part of the sounds were gotten by rubbing a teaspoon on the strings.
A song about, well, s**t happens, but all in all, it's alright. Thanks to TwoRegs (singing), Freight Drive Reprobate (singing and harmonica)and Lady Jane (Singing in posh mode). Hope you like.
Comments on Jason Earls's stuff
man, you are just crazy good! I could listen to this all day - maybe I will.
What's life without a little cheese? Damn nice stuff I say with killer lead work
Wild tune.
cool "cheapo keys" with Kick ass bright guitar rips! love it
Great sound and playing
Haha funny description, love the drive! Metallica rules!
Impressive, love the solo around the 3 min mark. Yyou need to resurrect Bonham and let him cut loose on this!
Nice! I love the hypnotic quality!
Excellent......
I figured you would rip this tune a new one, and I was right!
Yeah, sweet!
Interesting take on La Pompe! You just need to tie two of your fingers together!
Nice try. Dang.
Shit man your fingers must be on fire!
Raaaaaaarrrr! Wasnt expecting that! That is some killer shredding! My digits would be bleeding!
Missed this one. Killer guitar work!
Dope leads and drive .... Cool.
You are a killer lead player! I love guitar harmonies, one of the things I love about Queen and Iron Maiden.
dirty, like it. Great lead work
Man, I wish I could play lead guitar like that. If I had any hair I'd be shakin' it! Excellent.
Comments made by Jason Earls
Great song, well done.
outstanding cover, fantastic vocals.
great groove on this, killer guitar solo too.
great version! nice playing and vocals, cool harp too...
wicked stuff, excellent...
nice job, sounds great...
a lot of yearning in that melody, incredible stuff!
still love this, so cool!
amazing! so cool this came from a workbook exercise...
fantastic track, nice work!
wow, awesome!
excellent, so musical! wish i could compose stuff like this...
OH YEAH!!
Excellent playing!
Awesome stuff, love the middle section!
majestic tones! wow, a fretless guitar, cool...
cool funk jam, nice playing! great drums...
like the dark gothic feel, very cool...
fun tune, great collab! love the harp...
great tune, excellent melodies...