Ladies and gentlemen, may I proudly introduce you to the GUITAR MOTORCYCLE! I just wonder how you TUNE this engine? Ha, Ha! With one hell of a big tuning fork!
This puppy must be rated in miles to the album! Ok, that one was really bad I know! The bike gives a new meaning to rolling down the highway!
Keep on Jammin’
Happy Canada to all of my loyal readers of both this blog and Guitar licks, we’re 141 years young!
Here in Canada we celebrate the 141st anniversary of our Confederation. We also mark and celebrate the founding of the Canadian state 400 years ago; from Champlain to today.
I got up today a little later then normal and had to take our dog Midnight out and heard what sounded like a drum band marching down the street. I soon realized that it was the East York Canada Day Parade. It’s one of those events that happen in your neighbourhood (this is how we spell it in Canada), that you’ve always wanted to go but you either forgot or didn’t have time for. Not knowing how long it would last, I said why not and walked at a brisk pace towards the parade.
By the time we got there the damn thing was over and the crowd was walking towards us! Boy was I a little bit pissed, but there is always next year!
Keep on Jammin’ Canada!
One of my favorite new bands was just on The Hour, and it was fabulous to say the least!
In Canada we love our national TV channel, well most of us do, and they have this guy George Stroumboulopoulos who has a show called on CBC called The Hour.
In this interview, George reveals this guy next door image of the lead singer Chris Martin from Cold Play, that seems really genuine to me.
I’ve not seen a lot of interviews of this guy but this one did ring a nice bell. He comes across as a guy who you would love to go camping with. Just imagine the campfire songs here kidz!
In videos of these guys playing huge venues, the band, especially the lead singer, look more then at home then most bands I’ve seen in a long time. They always seem to be in the groove all the time and the dynamics of sound they have are scary!
We only get to see the instrument versatility of Chris on most albums and I wonder what the rest of the band is like this area. Does anyone have a insight into any of these guys instrumentally that they’d like to share?
In the interview, George show us that he is not that bad on the keys and it seem that Chris might even agree on this one.
Just thought I’d share this one with you all!
Keep on Jammin’
