Some Guilds in Action (pics)

[Ravon]

Me on the D-55 and my 15 yr. old step-grandson on the X170 playing some blues last night and his 8yr.old sister

 

[Ravon]

Re: Some Guild in Action (pics)

He's almost 6' and a good 200 lb. and still growing :shock:

 

[Ravon]

Funny how one places ones feet when playing without a strap :lol: !

 

[idealassets]

Funny how one places ones feet when playing without a strap

I normally play sitting, without a strap. I may be doing it "wrong", with the guitar resting on my right leg. I started practicing while sitting on the couch, and managed to get accustomed to playing that way.

Craig

 

[idealassets]

Is that your songbook on the floor? If it is, I noticed that no one is following it.

Craig

 

[bluesypicky]

Funny how one places ones feet when playing without a strap :lol: !

Yes, you look like a rennaissance troubadour entertaining the King and his court... :lol:
Nice shots, shame the audio is missing! :roll:

 

[Ravon]

I think I was doing a little jig. It was a Sat. night and past my bedtime 8)

 

[Ravon]

He's a natural. How many 15 yr. olds can nail most of the lead slide in 'Freebird'? He showed me all the slide parts without the slide but his techniques so good anyway. He knew alot of recent good rocknroll and nailed the parts. He says he likes to play without a pick (thats the way to learn buddy). He loves it all, almost as much as I did when I was that young.

 

[Ravon]

Funny how one places ones feet when playing without a strap

I normally play sitting, without a strap. I may be doing it "wrong", with the guitar resting on my right leg. I started practicing while sitting on the couch, and managed to get accustomed to playing that way.

Craig

I remember now why I 'm placing my feet like that....good ol' nerve pinch in the hip :lol: :shock:

 

[dreadnut]

Used to be I couldn't play standing up. Since I started standing up and playing the guitar, I can hardly sit down and play!

 

[dapmdave]

Great pics! Thanks for sharing...

Dave

 

[killdeer43]

Veer: Generally, in classical technique, the guitar rests on the left leg which is usually elevated with a small footstool. The neck is also at a steeper angle making for an easier, more ergonomic reach.

Thanks for sharing the family gathering pics. :wink:

Joe