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#28601 by Mike Gentry
Fri Apr 11, 2008 10:02 pm
I just added two new samples on my profile. These are a couple of songs my old band and I used to perform at our shows. I recorded them a couple of years ago. One is a dark blues kinda tune called "Out Of Darkness" and the other is a Santana tune" Black Magic Woman". I miss playing this stuff. Just click on my profile. Thanks!

#28604 by HowlinJ
Fri Apr 11, 2008 11:48 pm
Two thumbs up once again Mikey ! :wink:

(ol' Carlo and Pete Green probably never played Black Magic woman much better)

Did you ever hear Green playin' "The Supernatural"? Its on John Mayall's classic 1966 album "A Hard Road". It's the instrumental predecessor to "Black Magic Woman". Best use of controlled feedback ever! I'd bet it's in your Dad's vinyl collection. If not, beg; borrow; or steel a copy for yourself. That album contains some of the best blues ever played by white people, in my opinion.

#1 fan
Howlin'J

#28630 by Mike Gentry
Sat Apr 12, 2008 3:27 am
Thanks Howlin! I do believe he does have that one. That was with the Bluesbreakers if I remember right. There was another song he did on that album besides Supernatural but I can't remember the name of that one. He had a very unique sound. He must of played a Les Paul on that album.

#28632 by HowlinJ
Sat Apr 12, 2008 4:02 am
Mikey'

I believe the song to which you refer is non other then the old Freddy King classic, "The Stumble". Most of the good ol' guitar players from my neck of the woods know it.

The Bluesbreakers released the "Crusade" album the next year,1967.
Peter Green was replaced with a guy about your age (at the time) named Mick Taylor.
I seen this band live at the Fillmore East. Taylor was using a Fender Super Reverb AND a Twin Reverb. I don't recall the guitar he was playing.
They did two good instrumentals, "Flyin' Sideways" and " Snowy Wood".

Great stuff!
Howlin'

#28638 by Craig Maxim
Sat Apr 12, 2008 4:34 am
Awesome!

I would have liked to hear a little more melody line worked into the lead on Black Magic Woman, just here and there, to anchor it, even if it was meant only as more of a break.

#28691 by Mike Gentry
Sat Apr 12, 2008 6:26 pm
Thanks Howlin and Craig! I took the sample down and added the full song of Black Magic Woman to my profile. I had to compress it a bit more but it doesn't sound to bad at all.

#28700 by philbymon
Sat Apr 12, 2008 9:10 pm
Gee...I just looked, & "no audio files available"

I love that "Black Plastic Woman" song....esp the line "Got your smell on me baby"

#28743 by Mike Gentry
Sun Apr 13, 2008 6:44 pm
Philbymon, that's strange. I haven't had this problem before. Anyone else have a problem with accessing my audio files?

#28747 by gtZip
Sun Apr 13, 2008 7:47 pm
'Out of Darkness' is great, great stuff Mr. Gentry.

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