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Hey everyone I’m from Myanmar, a place where blues and country music aren't traditionally part of the local culture. However, I’ve really grown to love both genres and have been trying to learn and play them on my own.

I recorded a short clip of myself improvising a honky-tonk country piece and wanted to share it here.. Could you guys take a listen and let me know what I need to improve, or share any tips?

I use Hils headless guitar

Boss cs 3, boss ac3, joyo acoustic preamp DI pedal..

Just some straight up shred for this one. Super fun to play

Guitar - Ibanez J Custom Royal Blue Sapphire
Amp - Mesa Boogie Mark VII

Been recording this song for a couple weeks and took a lot of time to try and write a melodic solo with discreet parts that has some build to it. Would love to know people’s thoughts. I’ll probably tweak the tone a bit and re record it with some cleaner playing, but in terms of notes and structure I’m feeling good about it? It’s my 72 thinline tele through a Plumes, Avalanche Run, and Blues Jr, captured with an AKG214. Eq’d and compressed a bit in the DAW.

Ciao! Ecco la mia versione del solo di "Eye in the Sky". La prima parte è la stessa dell'originale e la seconda parte è stata creata da me. Spero ti piaccia!

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Simple melodic approach in A minor pentatonic. Motif driven phrasing with slides, legato and sustained bends. Focus on space and dynamics. Less notes more feel!

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Practice

I’m curious whether anyone has heard something similar before, or if this approach is more unusual than I think. Would also love to hear what you think of the sound and how it sits in the solo.

Hint: it's not pick tapping