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  • "Cold noodles for breakfast" jazzy two chord vamp with noodles on top ; )
2012/10/05 07:12:53
Rikkie
Hi All , first thing I played this morning was a two chord vamp, thought I'd put some noodles on top just for fun. In that spirit have a casual listen if you want :
 
http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=11928221
 
or
 
 
http://soundcloud.com/rik-frieling/cold-noodles-for-breakfast
 
 
Rik
 
2012/10/05 08:33:57
daryl1968
very cool Rikkie and the 'noodles' sound fantastic - like I'm in the same room.
New mic?
2012/10/05 09:20:31
tbosco
Cool!  I'm feeling a groovy unplugged Allman Brothers vibe in this...anyone else get that?
Rik, what do you mic your guitar with (or is it plugged in?)  I'd sure like to hear a bit more sparkle on it...maybe get a little finger noise in there....put a little hot sauce on them cold noodles!  LOL
2012/10/05 09:46:19
Mesh
Very nice noodling Rik...enjoyed this with my cup of morning java....this could very well turn into a jazzy/swinging tune.....(I can imagine an upright bass just grooving to this....). 
 
2012/10/05 09:51:59
vechung
Nice improv! Really enjoyed the spontaneous piece.
2012/10/05 10:28:13
Rikkie
Hi Daryl, thanks, glad you like the sound.  Mic is  a Behringer t-47 tube mic.

Hi Tony, thanks , allthough I don't know the Allman brothers.

Hi Mesh, thanks , there's a little bass part in there, dim pro acoustic bass.

Hi vicente, thanks, glad you like this spontaneous piece.

Rik
2012/10/05 10:32:43
Rus W
Two chord vamp, but I heard three. Quite easy to pick up on the i-V7, but I also picked up i-ii and III and V and ii can sub D/Bm, so i and III Am/C)

Quite simple and this may be the first "jazz" piece I heard that is not modal (you get a bigger plate of noodles with that.)

Great job! The folks at iBM may rip this to shreds (and I'm not kidding!).

Goes to show you that two-chord tunes do exist. It is amazing what igets conjured up noodling!

One question: Campbell's or Ramen? One more question: COLD NOODLES?!! Really?

:)
2012/10/05 10:51:43
Rikkie
Hi Russ, so I can't even count ; )  I have no idea what modal is nor do I understand what you mean by those Roman numerals. Just the first thing I played this morning was that vamp. Added a little bass line in prv. Played a solo over that without thinking. Just a liitle spontaneous thing after working a week on my previous piece with Janet. I did read what you wrote in Janet's thread about progressions, didn't understand a word of that. maybe i should stick to one chord ; )

Rik
 
P.S. Grande Italia and really, no ; ) 
2012/10/05 11:02:19
Lynn
Very nice, Rik.  You can make anything seem elegant.  You are a joy to listen to.
2012/10/05 11:14:28
Rus W
Rikkie


Hi Russ, so I can't even count ; )  I have no idea what modal is nor do I understand what you mean by those Roman numerals. Just the first thing I played this morning was that vamp. Added a little bass line in prv. Played a solo over that without thinking. Just a liitle spontaneous thing after working a week on my previous piece with Janet. I did read what you wrote in Janet's thread about progressions, didn't understand a word of that. maybe i should stick to one chord ; )

Rik
 
P.S. Grande Italia and really, no ; ) 
That analysis was more for me than you! I can't help the analytical part. Don't about it.


Oh, you did, huh? I didn't expect you to - at least not the second after you read it. It takes time to grasp that concept. It'll come. Don't force it. Playing on the spot helps, but you will have to think about this stuff at some point. Stick to one chord? That is the "lonliest number that you ever knew." Stick with two.


A little improvisation, eh? Nice! Yet, such players are thinking a mile-a-minute, believe it or not. They just hide it so well!


:)


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