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I just say that I want my guitar set-up, and tell the luthier (sp?) about some of the problems I've been noticing.

You would tell him/her about your E string.


I have a question though, how often should this be done? Just when you notice a problem, or once a year when the weather changes?

I don't ...

I think he was good, but he showed off a little too much. You can see it in his performance, that cocky 70s rock style stuck it's head out a few times. I mean, he has talent, and plays great, but just the showing off part that some lead guitarists do turns me off. One of the reasons why I love Tim ...

His talent and positive attitude has really guided him in some fantastic directions. He is one of those people who succeed at everything they do.

He started off as a professional surfer, and this happened almost by accident. His back yard in So. CA was some of the best surf in CA, and he ended up ...

I've got the entire show on two discs... One disc is the performance and the other is the rehearsals. They are straight from the soundboard.

I got them from someone on Nancies.org last year sometime. Apparantly somebody patched into the soundboards or stole a copy and was scared to spread them ...

I voted for Ben. Lyrically, he is far superior (in my opinion). His voice is also very good... different but good. Plus, I like the way Ben just lets go and screams/chants, or whatever the hell that is that he does. I also really like the sound he gets from those Weissborn(sp?) guitars.

John's ...

oh and for everyone, i just found out that warren apparently grew up or lived in asheville NC. and my uncle knows him personally. they were really good friends when they were young. he said when he learned how to play, he used to play allman bros for my uncle, which is funny cause then he grew up ...

warren haynes is badass, thats about all there is to say... everyone should check out Government Mule, warren haynes solo, and the allman brothers

I was supposed to go see government mule and keller williams at skijam this january but the people i was supposed to go with have to go back to school ...

passionate

Warren has a love of music and performing like I've never seen. No matter what band he's in, or who he's guesting with, he puts his heart and soul into every note. He is the most passionate performer I've been lucky enough to see perform live.

Not that Timmy isn't passionate, because ...

I think this is a fairly common problem to have... It was very frustrating for me, in fact there were times when I thought I just wasn't coordinated enough to do it. I'm amazed now at how easy it comes.

I would say to try to play -n- sing something other than DMB first. Dave really has a unique ...

Try David Gray's Debauchery:

http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Alley/9847/tab-debauchery.html

This is a great solo acoustic song, with fairly low vocals. It comes from his first album -- A Century Ends.

The song is really simple musically, but can be made to sound very nice with some little ...

Hey,

That tab is exactly what I was looking for.... it sounds great. Thank you so much.

BTW, here's a page with some Gov't Mule tabs:
http://www.sethbrewster.com/guitartabs/

Hey, thanks... that looks promising - Especially the bridge section... I can't wait to get home and try this.

I guess I'm just lazy and should have dug a bit deeper.



Thanks a lot!

I've never even heard of this guy, but he sounds like someone I would really enjoy... Anyhow, I took a look a etree, and found some live stuff:

http://db.etree.org/bs_d.php?artist_key=2850

oooh, at second glance, they're all studio outtakes and home recordings. There may be some stuff there that y ...

Hey, this is my first post here.... I've seen many great tabs from the users here, and was wondering if someone could help me out with this one. It's kind of obscure though.

At Bonnaroo '03 (and probably with Gov't Mule too), Warren performed the song Lucky by Radiohead (for those of you with the ...