Skippygirl
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roo - I thought you had bought it? Sheesh $115USD OMG I could never get that past the monthly family economic summit.
Joe - lovin' all the blue!!! So good of you to take time to post something and keep the little birdy singing too.
Thanks for all the links everyone, much appreciated.
Austin have fun in SF.
Scuby - special hi to you, hope all is well, any more riddles? Wish you lived in Melbourne I think you would be a good guitar teacher for someone like me.
burl - 'mornin burly, woo hoo it's Friday for you, almost Sat for me :0).
Jam-packed weekend, got a birthday party tomorrow night, theme "Casino Royale" so lots of dressups, then I have a passell of friends over for lunch Sunday with some visitors from Canada and New Zealand.
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Fri May 1 '09 1:32:29 am
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elpp
Jose Martinez El Paso - Juarez, TX - Chih US - Mexico Plays: Guitar (38 years)
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Don't u just love being the 24-hour on-call support guy...and now I have just 2 hours before I wake up again and head back to work...zzzzzzzzzzzz
Hi Aussies and Europeans!! Later
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Fri May 1 '09 3:16:12 am
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belkhelfa
belkhelfa karim belfort, belfort france Plays: Guitar (31 years)
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Got money got fame fast cars and everythings hey!!
Waiting for Chickenfoot ive been worked on soap on bar got it got the main riff the bridge and a part of the solo crazy riff the rest of the album will be rocking too ?I hope you a lot of goodtime on the road sure it will be damned cool with guys like chad sammy and michael i ve read interview from a french magazine u ve been using unsual materials for this album like soldano head ?
Just meeting Patrick Rondat two week ago on a showcase ive missed u on Musikmess in Franckfort lets speack about ure dvd its for soon u ve been busy but it will be a double dvd ?
Be careful satch ure clone is waiting in darkness but i m also on a project secret files for the moment but im still here go on youtube type angedechue90 u will be surprised of what a can do with a 6 string .
In the waiting of the new album the tour i tell u goodluck for all ure project
I DINT HAVE MONEY I DIDNT HAVE FAST CARS NOTHING BUT MY GUITARS HIHIHIHI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Fri May 1 '09 3:49:18 am
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wolf2
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....hey, another fine morning!. Had to put new tire`s and tube`s on my mountain bike yesterday, I had these speed performance tire,s on it kenda quick,s their called blew one yesterday they were wore out anyway,s so i put the stock tire,s and tubes back on it i had them on another bike like a knobby pattern fouck man she,s hard to pedal with,these tire,s no more above the speeed limit on my bicycle.Doing good real good dale lowe from the wolf said I might be taken the summer off from my gig whic mean,s no pay hopefully they bring me back in the fall or winetr like, it,s about 1100 dollars every 4 months well between 900 and 1100 i usualy get 940 dollars and im allowed to have my dissabilty free and clear well,i do believe my health is back up to par oh yeah rotax weider and bicycle the best is weider weight;ifting and bicycle hey man and through the rotax in their sustains me in my body and brain hey fullfillment of of requirements for my health i just, wasn`t` health too run down well were back better then ever anyway`s more coffee later wolf2.
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Fri May 1 '09 3:50:10 am
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Donkey Hotay
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Cuth
congrats on 2500, too bad it was not the "open face" sammich post under Joe's that put you over!!!!
Don't be a stranger...
"Today, is gonna be the day...."
Maybe it works better on Fridays!!!! One can only hope.....
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Fri May 1 '09 4:18:23 am
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Satriella
Satriella Walker Sudbury, Suffolk United Kingdom
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Have a great long weekend everyone...those of you who have a bank holiday that is...
listen to plenty of joe while you do whatever you do!!
Good to see so much of you Joe...Hope you are enjoying your stay in the UK at the moment.
Hugs Satriella xx
Jeepers this has to be the longest Joe interview I have ever seen...4 parts!
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/document?doc_id=92948
Edited Fri May 1 '09 5:14 am
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Fri May 1 '09 5:02:07 am
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satrionic1
J. Emir Satriani San Francisco, CA Plays: Guitar (2024 years)
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Hey Joe,
where can i find the full tracks of ur previous band "The Squares" ? Man i got some of them but they are all short versions
the song "Pictures" is great.
Can you help me with finding them ?... It's really important for me
Thanks in advance.
satrionic1@aol.com
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Fri May 1 '09 5:27:14 am
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D_O_M
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Longtime rock 'n' roll frontman Sammy Hagar knows a great guitarist when he hears one. After all, the Red Rocker has shared the stage with the likes of Ronnie Montrose, Ted Nugent and Eddie Van Halen.
So you know Hagar knows what he's talking about when he compliments guitarist Joe Satriani, one of his collaborators in a new band, Chickenfoot. While Hagar and his regular band, the Wabos, will play Friday and Saturday at Harrah's Lake Tahoe, he's moving on to a new group -- in this case, with a guitarist he has long admired.
"I've made this statement a million times -- some people don't like it, some people do -- but Joe is the best guitarist I have ever played with," Hagar said during a recent phone interview. "That's a strong statement. I realize that. You've got to give Eddie (Van Halen) a lot of love for his innovation of what he did as a stylist with the guitar," Hagar added. "He broke a lot of ground. But Joe is a master. He can play anything and everything -- folk, blues, jazz, hard rock, soft rock, fusion, you name it. As a guitar technician, Joe is the best guy I've ever stood in the same room with on any instrument. And he's so soulful when he solos. He puts more feeling into a solo than any other player I've been with."
Hagar hardly can control the enthusiasm he has for Chickenfoot, a proverbial supergroup featuring Satriani, Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith, Van Halen bassist Michael Anthony and himself.
"This band is blowing my mind," Hagar said.
He's not alone. The band in May will embark on what Hagar calls a nine-show North American test tour. He calls it a "test" because it will be Chickenfoot's first live shows before starting a full-scale tour this summer in Europe. The band will return for a tour of the United States in late August or September, Hagar said.
Although the band's self-titled debut album won't be released until June, the nine shows sold out within 40 minutes of going on sale, Hagar said.
"It's like early Led Zeppelin with a little Deep Purple and Montrose," he said when asked to describe Chickenfoot's sound. "With Mike and I in there and me co-writing all the songs with Joe, you're also going to get a little Van Halen -- Van Hagar, you might say. But every band we ever loved, from the Stones to Cream, is in there. We even get funky every now and then."
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Fri May 1 '09 10:11:19 am
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D_O_M
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The idea to form Chickenfoot came from informal jam sessions at Hagar's Cabo Wabo Cantina in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
Of course, Hagar and Anthony had played together for decades in Van Halen. Both men found they enjoyed playing with Smith at the jams.
"Chad Smith is the hardest-hitting ... he's got more chops than any drummer I've ever seen with his right foot in the pocket," Hagar said.
Once Satriani joined the trio, the jam sessions became a full-time venture.
"I'm sure Chad is going to have to do something with the Chilis," Hagar said. "Every time they have a break, he'll be back with us. We'll work around it, until maybe it's more important to everyone than anything else."
Hagar's work with Chickenfoot means the demise of his own band, the Wabos.
"An era is coming to an end," he said. "I really want to concentrate on Chickenfoot. I think Chickenfoot probably will go back into the studio next year and make another record. I just don't see why we would not do that. This is way too good."
Hagar said he isn't parting ways with the Wabos. He's just putting his focus elsewhere.
"I'll keep on paying them," he said. "Honestly. I want them to stay a band because we'll still do parties and play the Cabo Wabos."
Hagar said there's no jealousy on the part of Wabos' guitarist Vic Johnson, drummer David Lauser and bass guitarist Mona.
"Oh, hell no, man," Hagar said. "Vic and Dave are the greatest people on the planet. If there were any animosity, I'd say 'OK guys, you go do your own thing and I'll do mine.' But they've been so cool about it. Vic's at the studio with Joe helping him fix the foot pedals before rehearsals. And Mona and Mike are like twins. They're great people."
The Tahoe shows
When Hagar and the Wabos perform this weekend at Harrah's Lake Tahoe, they'll cull songs from Montrose, Van Halen, the pre-Van Halen-Red Rocker era, the post-Van Halen era and Hagar's 2008 studio album, "Cosmic Universal Fashion."
"It'll be a party," Hagar said. "My fans know that this (The Wabos) is coming to a close."
Hagar said he'll be back in Northern California later this year for several performances with Chickenfoot.
"We'll play a Sacramento show, San Jose, maybe Oakland," he said. "We'll play a bunch of Bay Area shows because Joe and I are Bay Area boys and Chickenfoot is a Bay Area band."
And the Wabos will be back in Tahoe because of the success of Hagar's Cabo Wabo Cantina inside Harrah's Lake Tahoe.
"If not for the Cabo Wabos, I probably wouldn't be making music today," Hagar said. "It's not profitable enough to work that hard. It's so ... expensive to go on tour this day and age. The cantinas gave people a place to party and drink tequila, listen to loud rock 'n' roll music and have a good time.
"I'm fortunate because I don't do this (perform) for the money anymore. Let me tell you, it's a real pleasure to do it this way."
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Fri May 1 '09 10:11:41 am
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Zinc Master
Zinc Master Crown Point, IN USA
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Welcome back.
I dropped you an email or 2 a while back - figured the goverment finally tracked you down, since I never heard back.
Check out chickenfoot.us
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Fri May 1 '09 1:57:13 pm
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Railton
Mark Railton Denmark Plays: Guitar (16 years)
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Hey Satch. I really dont hope this question is to personal. I apologize if it is. Why/Who did you write the song "Saying goodbye" for/too?
I really apologize if it is to personal
Sincerely Mark Railton
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Fri May 1 '09 4:12:04 pm
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Skippygirl
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Ozzy - that's insane, he's pouring it straight into his stomach and bypassing the swallowing part, ugh!!
Scuby - OK as soon as I raise the funds, we can send you a pushbike and you should get here in about 52 weeks :0).
Have a great weekend everyone! Putting on a lunch at our house tomorrow and will try to sneak a little Joe on the stereo to give them something new to listen to.
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Fri May 1 '09 5:26:20 pm
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Guitarvibes
Frits The T2J heretic. The Netherlands Plays: Guitar (1007 years)
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Cheese thank you very much for the link to the Bone interview Goodmorning Satchland, it's time for 7.44 AM coffee. Than collect the profits from my lotery ticket and see if the new Guitar World issue with CF is in the store. Have a great weekend.
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Fri May 1 '09 10:45:30 pm
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