Showing posts with label guitar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label guitar. Show all posts

Sunday, October 27, 2013

The First 20 Hours - How to Learn Anything: Josh Kaufman at TEDxCSU



How to practice efficiently to acquire new skills in 20 hours (according to Josh Kaufman):

Sunday, November 11, 2012

Solidarity Forever

Picture taken from DeWereldMorgen (Kevin Van den Panhuyzen)

Today was the March for the Future at Genk, the unions and social organisations answered in big numbers and gathered in a long line of thousands of people heading for the old mine site where twenty-five years ago a similar social drama took place. It was heartwarming to see such a big expression of solidarity. But this is just the start. Yes, we have now marched and shown our empathy to the workers and our demand of the politicians to act,  but the struggle is still on: we need to constantly remind the policymakers that we will not accept this, we have to keep the story in the media and keep the public opinion sharp.

To all who where there: thank you, it was a pleasure marching with you, but the struggle has just started.

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Solidarity Forever

         G
When the union's inspiration through the workers' blood shall run,
          C                      G
There can be no power greater anywhere beneath the sun;
         G                                 B7                 Em
Yet what force on earth is weaker than the feeble strength of one,
        Am    D7       G
But the union makes us strong.

Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Triggerfinger: I follow rivers


Visiting Suikerrock last Thursday, I just had to see Triggerfinger. Their life performance is seriously thrilling and I have been whistling the tune of their cover of Lykke Li's"I follow rivers" for the past week.

Getting the chords was fairly easy, although I play it a full tune higher than the original video.

My version is as follows:

Saturday, March 24, 2012

Brian May built his own guitar with his dad

Although I am a big fan of his musical skills and this is a video clip of 20 years ago, I had no idea that Brian May had built his guitar with his father.

Wow.

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Haven't played it in 10 years


from Muzikum!from Amazon

After this week's '5 of 91' from StuBru, I have also rediscovered two albums I probably haven't played for 10 years: Talking Timbuktu (from Ali Farka Touré and Ry Cooder) and Much Against Everyone's Advice (from the Belgian Soulwax).

Monday, September 19, 2011

StuBru gives you 5

The 5 of 1991 (StuBru)


Twinty years have already passed since the release of these five albums:





Monday, April 4, 2011

Cuisinière Chiquitita

Based on photo
found at Molotov
Hier soir j'entrais dans notre cuisine et j'entendais que Sh, la cheffe, utilise son GSM pour jouer de la musique. La chose que me surprenait était qu'elle écoutait à (et même chantant à haute voix) Chiquitita de ABBA. Ca m'a surpris car le groupe de pop suédois n'est pas connu ici et en plus: Sh n'a que 23 ans.
Ah bon? ABBA.

Quand je l'expliquais que la musique a déjà plus que trente ans et que mes parents dansaient à cette chanson, c'était incroyable pour elle. Sh me disait qu'elle l'avait téléchargé d'Internet sur son mobile et qu'elle l'aime beaucoup parce que c'est tellement joliment chanté. Alors ses compliments à la blonde Agneta.

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Lost Love(s)

Sometimes you just loose track of an old pastime, maybe you just forgot about it, or you were too busy with other things, ... But when you rediscover it, it brings you so much joy that it feels like being reunited with a long lost love.

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Latest project: Johnny Cash


The original "Hurt" is by Nine Inch Nails, but Johnny Cash just gave it that extra touch. The guitar part of this song is fairly easy:

     Am        C        D
Intro/Verse:
e|------0--------0---------2------|
B|------1--------1---------3------|
G|------2--------0-------2-2------|
D|----2-2------2-2------0--0--0---|
A|---0--0-----3--3--3-------------|
E|--------------------------------|


    G   Am    F    C+
Chorus/Bridge:
e|--3----3----1----3----|
B|--3----3----1----1----|
G|--0----2----2----0----|
D|--0----2----3----2----|
A|--2----0----3----3----|
E|--3----0----1----0----|
(tab based on ultimate-guitar.com , author unknown)

I wish I had a piano available to make a nice multi-instrument recording :-)
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