Against the Wind - Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band

[ronws]

Trying to keep up with MDEW.

This one is for the old guys, here.

"Against the Wind" by Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band

https://app.box.com/s/vp7zk77fn9y01ufwuct3

[MDEW]

Cool Ronws. I thought about singing that one but I could not remember the chords and the words both at the same time and in the correct order. So kudos for that. After about the 10th false start I gave up. :lol:

[IronZeppelin]

I know I'm not one of the "old guys " , but I enjoyed it. :cool:

[Snejk]

Kinda cool to hear your middle register, sounds very confident and you have made clear improvements to say the least :3

[Keith]

Nice man. Especially like what ya did at the end.

[Jugulator]

Great performance. What I like most of all is that your voice doesn't sound like anyone else, and that's a great achievement I guess.

[Adolph Namlik]

Great job, Ron :cool:

Like Keith, I like what you did at the end....

And UNLIKE Iron Zep, I AM one of those "old guys" :o

[Validar]

Very cool. There are quite a few Seger songs that are deceptively difficult to cover, but you sounded like you had control here.

[ronws]

Thanks, guys.

And Adolph, I kind of had you in mind when doing this song.

Validar, you are right. These songs are deceptive. This and the one that MDEW is doing are on the flirty edges of the passagio with higher parts smack dab in them..

And if you guys are talking about the really low notes that are almost inaudible near the end, that was ad lib, as well as the imperfect cadence (an actual musical term for NOT ending on the tonic), that I did do on purpose because I wanted the feeling that things continue from there.

We are all still running against the wind.

And Patrick, yes, you are right. Because, as I feel now, it is about the song, regardless of whatever technical stunts or feats. I could easily put in some Justin Hawkins-esque supersonics but that would deter from the song.

[Olem]

Very enjoyable, Ron, i would like to hear you do a Neil Young song one day.

[ronws]

Very enjoyable, Ron, i would like to hear you do a Neil Young song one day.

You and MDEW have mentioned that. I would probably do "Hey, Hey, My, My." The song is so easy even I can play it.

:D

[MDEW]

After the gold Rush. :)

[IronZeppelin]

You should try Marshall Tucker Band "Can't You See"... shouldn't be that hard to play on the guitar.

[ronws]

You should try Marshall Tucker Band "Can't You See"... shouldn't be that hard to play on the guitar.

I like thatone, too. And every weekend, Ray Benson from Asleep at the Wheel hosts a show about music in Texas (he is from here.) And they have some good ones on there, like "Bump Bounce Boogie."

[Adolph Namlik]

Thanks, guys.

And Adolph, I kind of had you in mind when doing this song.

Validar, you are right. These songs are deceptive. This and the one that MDEW is doing are on the flirty edges of the passagio with higher parts smack dab in them..

And if you guys are talking about the really low notes that are almost inaudible near the end, that was ad lib, as well as the imperfect cadence (an actual musical term for NOT ending on the tonic), that I did do on purpose because I wanted the feeling that things continue from there.

We are all still running against the wind.

And Patrick, yes, you are right. Because, as I feel now, it is about the song, regardless of whatever technical stunts or feats. I could easily put in some Justin Hawkins-esque supersonics but that would deter from the song.

Thank You, Ron. I definitely take that as a compliment :cool:

[berniemcpeak]

Two thumbs up Ron. :)