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• Perfect sized guitar for small hands 205″ long
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To all those budding music artists out there, have fun and make wonderful music with the Vilac blue and white polka dotted Guitar. This wooden guitar has 6 strings with artwork by Nathalie Lete. Perfect sized for small hands, the guitar is 20.5″ long…. More >>

Vilac Guitar, Sky Blue with White Dots

www.dolphinstreet.com using a Line 6 JM4 looper for the backing track. I play jazz-blues lick over a C blues progression. TAB on my website.

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Guitar Head Blue Belt Buckle

Originally recorded by Hop Wilson in about 1940, “Black Cat Bone” has become something of an acoustic and electric blues classic. There are a few nontraditional lyrics in this version. Hop’s version and various others can also be found on YouTube. I’m unaware of any copyright; if there is any copyright on this song and the holder would like the song removed, of course I will do so. A black cat bone was a charm which gave its owner powers over a significant (or maybe insignificant) other. For instance, it could cause endless frustration, as when a gent tries to make his girlfriend happy, but everything he does is wrong; it could make him incapable of loving other women, etc. Such charms could sometimes be defeated by tying a “Mercury dime” (a pre-FDR dime, with the face of Athena on it) around your ankle, or making a red ink out of the root of a plant called “dragon’s blood” and using it to write your lover’s name nine times on a piece of parchment.

Michael Fix playing this original composition at De Kring, in a concert organized by the Guitar Academy Amsterdam, and filmed by Caroline van Minde in October 2011. Lyrics are by Jeff Burton. The piece is featured on the Two Timing CD, & can be purchased via www.michaelfix.com or itunes. www.michaelfix.com http www.facebook.com www.itunes.com

Just some good ole’ bluesclichés I used to piece this song together. Half of it derives of a Toby Walker instrumental piece I heard on his first cassette tape of which I forgot the name (do cassette tapes still exist – has been ages since I seen one I’m in the key of E for this one. Here’s the link to a SLOWER version that I tabbed out www.youtube.com Tablature (all the verses are tabbed out!!) available through my website www.daddystovepipe.com Here’s the link to an explanation of the tabbed version http Check out Toby on Youtube jp.youtube.com Check out my new cd at Youtune Records www.youtunerecords.com You can learn the complete tune now! Check out my FREE lessons. Here’s the link for the first lesson (there are 7 parts) www.youtube.com Go to my profile and check out the playlist FREE LESSONS for other lessons.

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