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Micha B. und der letzte Schatten

I'm a self-tought hobbyist guitar and bass player addicted to hand-made music, particularly the blues, folk, blues rock, southern rock and most 'serious' music of the 70's, 80's and some 90's. Everything that sounds uniquely genious. You just can't simply join Dieter Bolen's "talent show" and believe you're a real musician...

Anyway, I also appreciate the options that modern DAW's and plugins provide to a musician, too. ;).

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No, it's not the dog...

A 94bpm slow Texas Blues in A

One-lick variations in country style over a fingerpicking chord sequence. Ryhthm is 4/4, chords: GG|CC|GG|D7D7|GG|C|C# dim|GG|D7|G

Just a short test of my freshly assembled CBG...

Just some fun production.

Quick draw idea for The FazeBug Blues:
Lookin' around with brown mud on my screen,
Sackerbörg's Marc don't consider me keen,
Only hear 'blah!' and irrational fears,
Blood trick'ling down from the holes of my ears.
Walking around with poop on my shoes,
Surely got the Facebook Blues

Experimental Amiga OctaMED mod-File, exportet to ProTracker format, reimportet into DigiBooster and mixed up to 24 Bit/48.0 Mhz Wave file, reopened an enhanced on PC with Presonous Studio ONE Professional.

This is a backing track for a standard 12-bar blues in A

Short Boogie in C

Short Backing Track for a blues in E, 92 bpm

This is a Take that I first recorded in 2011. It's a No-Love-Song.
Recorded as a two-track overdub, using my old Luxor Jumbo (Rhythm/Picking) (Solo/Slide) guitar. Tuning is Open C.

My Arrangement of a classical blues tune that sometimes is credited to John Mills (which is not true, since that song is a true american traditional)

Some sort of noodle that came to my mind early this morning, while staring out into the dark from my new domicile in Heidelberg. All of a sudden I had Davey Graham's famous melody in my ears, so I picked up my guitar and tried to resemble some of it...

String check: Hannabach extra high tension Nylon strings on my Fenix C600E Classical Guitar.
Recorded in Presonous Studio ONE v6, using a The T-Bone SC 400 condenser microphone without special preparations.

Some room reverb was added to this recording

Piano Blues, Version 2