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is this the place?

By emily on February 8, 2018 2:48 am


i'm trying learn how to play power chords but my wrist is just not allowing it - had to ask for help
*power chords by Joshua Wayne Hensley of the rutabega

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Really nice mood! Love it smile

Jep, really nice mood!
Vocal melody is more modern this time... nice fit with the powercords and the melo guitar... dig it!
3rd time on repeat now wink

It is.

Power chords are the tonic and the fifth (so neither major nor minor), how you play them is completely irrelevant for it to be a power chord, it just needs to not have the third.

Beutiful and intimate...

laguna wrote:

Beutiful and intimate...

it was a lot harder the first year to let this kinda inside your head & heart stuff come out - it does get a bit easier the more you do it... that gif is lovely!

Mission Crossing wrote:

Really nice mood! Love it smile

thank you!

Devieus wrote:

It is.

Power chords are the tonic and the fifth (so neither major nor minor), how you play them is completely irrelevant for it to be a power chord, it just needs to not have the third.


t was easier on a guitar with the action not so high (i tried that after working on this song to see) but still painful - i think i have some old injury or arthritis in my wrist?... the pain in my wrists is making it hard to even press down on the strings to form the cords - i can do a note at time without much pain

kaedo sevaada wrote:
Devieus wrote:

It is.

Power chords are the tonic and the fifth (so neither major nor minor), how you play them is completely irrelevant for it to be a power chord, it just needs to not have the third.


t was easier on a guitar with the action not so high (i tried that after working on this song to see) but still painful - i think i have some old injury or arthritis in my wrist?... the pain in my wrists is making it hard to even press down on the strings to form the cords - i can do a note at time without much pain


If all else fails, use a ukulele.

Devieus wrote:
kaedo sevaada wrote:
Devieus wrote:

It is.

Power chords are the tonic and the fifth (so neither major nor minor), how you play them is completely irrelevant for it to be a power chord, it just needs to not have the third.


t was easier on a guitar with the action not so high (i tried that after working on this song to see) but still painful - i think i have some old injury or arthritis in my wrist?... the pain in my wrists is making it hard to even press down on the strings to form the cords - i can do a note at time without much pain


If all else fails, use a ukulele.

ha!  i have tried. haven't found one i like the sound of yet...

Cool as always, thanks for keeping doing this. I like how the song ends with the question.

Coauctor wrote:

Cool as always, thanks for keeping doing this. I like how the song ends with the question.

thank you!

Lovely... Hope you found the place... sounds like a nice place

This is fantastic! I really dig your style.

Podling wrote:

Lovely... Hope you found the place... sounds like a nice place

still searching smile  thank you!

beautiful vibe~

Vault Kid wrote:

beautiful vibe~

thank you!

Loving the low-key tension in this guitar, and your vocal over it is just awesome.  Beautifully done!

Yeah, I feel the tension and searching and longing in this. That's a good question to be asking, and a nice song to ask it with.

onezero wrote:

Loving the low-key tension in this guitar, and your vocal over it is just awesome.  Beautifully done!

miraclemiles wrote:

Yeah, I feel the tension and searching and longing in this. That's a good question to be asking, and a nice song to ask it with.


Thank you for listening - glad you were feelin' it! smile

open end, beautiful!

m2K7 wrote:

open end, beautiful!

thank you for listening!

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