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Re:[Worship] elec guitar
> Date: Mon, 27 Oct 1997 08:57:34 -0700
> To: "MIKE ROTHLEUTNER" <ROTH@newwaveis.com>, worship@praise.net
> From: dhanley@anv.net (Doug Hanley)
> Subject: Re:[Worship] elec guitar
> Reply-to: dhanley@anv.net (Doug Hanley)
> Was it pink fuzzy or blue fuzzy? I remember ZZTop had some fuzzy
> guitars they used to play way back when.
Hey, that's really funny.
IMHO, it really depends upon two things:
(1) the guitarist and
(2) the sound or tone
The best example I can think of is Tony Palacios from Guardian. He
is a monster guitar player with a very "big" sound. He is such a
great player that he just "fills up" the empty spots. Another great
example is Nuno Bettencourt (of Extreme, a secular band).
If the guitarist is just strumming chords through a cheap guitar and
amp, then you really need to ask God send you a bassist and/or
keyboardist.
Steve Lockridge
Guitarist, Nehemiah
A Radical Praise and Worship Ministry
nehemiah@poboxes.com
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