Drummer and Missy, AND THANK YOU FOR HOSTING THIS
THis is from the same crappy recording I made the other night. However, whereas my 14 yr. old son played Jimmy Paige lick for lick on that, this is "phrasing", meaning he makes the lead up as he goes. It is Knockin on Heaven's Door by Eric Clapton. There are actually two leads in it, my son and his best friend. The first "fill" meaning solo lick between vocals, is his friend, the second is my son. The first true solo is my son, then his friend's is second. Then they "trade 8's". Go back and forth and they try a game where you have to start w/ the note the other ends with. My son's guitar is a little louder cause I was closer to his amp. Also, my son's friend is more technical, whereas my son is more lyrical. Remember, they make this up as they go, the leads. My son is on a strat w/ a fender amp, his friend a les paul w/ marshall. Again, the friend lead is a bit more muted because I was closer to my son's amp. You should be able to tell the difference. I PROMISE, no more until the quality is better.
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