Who taught u

[zebedy]

Just a random thread...

That hits me as interesting.. and too see how many people have learned from the same person

Who Taught U how to play geetar...

"" "" "" "" "" Drums etc...

for myself... Tierce showed me most of what I know! on geetar



HOW ABOUT YOU ORGERS

[Chobbersjnr]

drums--John "Fats" Sutherland & Billie Hunter
guitar--John "Fats" Sutherland, Phil Ward & the rest of the world
bass--I learned how myself as I was chucked into the deep end with no armbands

key of A boy...............

[nikki]

i started myself on guitar, with the help of a book and the internet. i get lessons now through the school with John Newton. Bass i just played about, using the internet for tabs. Piano, was taught by Margaret Matthews, then Nicola Calder, then Mrs Barry, then Kate Bain, of Kate Bain and Candy.

[K dragon]

guitar, self taught
bass, self taught,
keyboard, self taught,
drums, self taught.


wow i need to get out more lol

[goggs1987]

bass - self taught .... inspired back then by Flea from the chilis, which opened doors to other bassist and their styles!

drums - grant lyall taught me when i started out, now i just play along to stuff - or just jam out random stuff

[Deemac]

Drums:
- Neil Peart, Phil Collins, Billy Cobham, Simon Phillips, Terry Bozzio, Manu Kache, Buddy Rich, Pete Keddie, Dave Weckl, Chester Thompson, Jack Dejohnette, Carl Palmer, Tony Williams, Elvin Jones, Louis Bellson, Vinnie Colaiuta, Chad Wakerman, Dennis Chambers . . . . .

Keyboards:
- Self taught!!

[Chobbersjnr]

Drums:
- Neil Peart, Phil Collins, Billy Cobham, Simon Phillips, Terry Bozzio, Manu Kache, Buddy Rich, Pete Keddie, Dave Weckl, Chester Thompson, Jack Dejohnette, Carl Palmer, Tony Williams, Elvin Jones, Louis Bellson, Vinnie Colaiuta, Chad Wakerman, Dennis Chambers . . . . .

Keyboards:
- Self taught!!

all those drummers & you're still..................well.................nah I won't I'll get banned

[Jeid]

Taught myself by listening to CD's and reading tabs.

Explains a lot I think...

[Reev]

Hmmm, taught myself everything pretty much, jeid, taught yourself, you forget where you started oh so long ago at my house boyo

[Gleber2]

Hmmm, taught myself everything pretty much,

Ye could have done a better job.

[~~Tides~~]

Guitar: An subtle yet contrasting blend of Addie Harper and Douglas Cowie

[Reev]

come on gleber, im better than you

and by FAR better looking, but hey, im better looking than.....well, EVERYONE

hahahahaha

[Gleber2]

come on gleber, im better than you

and by FAR better looking, but hey, im better looking than.....well, EVERYONE

hahahahaha

In your dreams, on all counts.

[Chobbersjnr]

Guitar: An subtle yet contrasting blend of Addie Harper and Douglas Cowie

lol

good min, good min

[The Pepsi Challenge]

I haven't got an ego big enough to call myself a musician, so I can't really comment. OK, then, I picked it all up from Michael J Fox while rockin' out at the Enchantment Under The Sea Dance. Being a left-handed guitarist, the first one I ever played belonged to Steve Lewis, a black African-American from Illinois who once played in Barracuda if memory serves me well while he was stationed at the U.S. Base. A thoroughly nice guy, I wonder where he is now. Probably playing the blues explodong bars of Chicago, no doubt.

[Jeid]

Hmmm, taught myself everything pretty much, jeid, taught yourself, you forget where you started oh so long ago at my house boyo

You taught me one song? On bass!

You got me into music, but you didn't teach me how to play.

Better looking? Ha

[Chobbersjnr]

first one I ever played belonged to Steve Lewis.

I knew somebody had to be responsible

"searches yellow pages under the hitman section"

[slightly_funked]

taught myself really, picked up a few things from watching and playing live with andy gunn, andy murray , willie logan apart fae that my own personal influences are from moore, robben ford, healey, srv and guthrie govan

check out band im in www.myspace.com/scarletiscariot

[Chobbersjnr]

taught myself really, picked up a few things from watching and playing live with andy gunn, andy murray , willie logan apart fae that my own personal influences are from moore, robben ford, healey, srv and guthrie govan

check out band im in www.myspace.com/scarletiscariot

andy gunn huh, I did a gig on bass with him at a nights notice once. Good fun was had chopping up blues & some stuff on his tele while he played acoustic to just about nobody

Andy Murray, not seen him in long enough either, went into Foxes thinking he was on one night to find another Andy (Duncan) & ended up with the odg fill in gig with Hunky Dory. I spied the dude & enquired
"Andy",
"yes",
"Andy Murray??",
"nah Andy Duncan"
"Are you................"
"yes" said I

anyhow I ramble, you mentioned some familiar names there BTW AG's album "Flipflop Kinetics" is pretty good

[slightly_funked]

cheers mucker yeah andy g is known for his acausting of musicians just 2 days afore a gig lol his new album bonar bridge sessions is good really grindy blues / slide very johnny winters.
Andy Murray saved my skin last week, our band was playing in hoots in ness i bought a new set of strings put them on that night and high E snapped
so i was running about checking market bar for a guitarist who might have one
andy murray luckily had a whole set so i owe him for that