Glitz Man
Grant Stieglitz
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Oxley11: Cool, 5 out of 6 on the first time. Thanks, but I want to guess again and here it is.
#5.) What Breaks A Heart
Maybe that is the right answer.
gottahavejoe: LOL, you really are involved with Joe & his music.
Distorted Soul: Thanks. Now I have to wait and see/hear from them. Keep the fingers crossed.
Do The Stu: Thanks Austin. I already heard it when scubadaz posted it. Glad you had fun seeing Chickenfoot in Tahoe.
Cheese101: You're welcome and again, glad you & Chris had fun seeing Joe & Chickenfoot. Hope Chris is better; keep us posted.
Michelle: After hearing that storm, now I heard their was a possible tornado. Do you know what really happened? Keep us posted on it.
turbo236: Ian, I agree with you on what you said. Wow, 40 years since the unexpected death of Jimi Hendrix. May he continue to rest in peace, and his spirit live on.
Grant
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Juniorguitar2009
Dijalma Junior
volta redonda, RIO DE JANEIRO
Brasil
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Hi Joe, how are you?
Could you call Any day The our player guitar Kiko Loureiro to participate of your project G3?
The man is a Great guitar player and you will like him.
I am your fan here in Brazil, you and your friend Steve Vai are great on art musical and on composition of melodies. God bless you. Stay on peace of the Lord Jesus Christ. Big hug for you!
Bye Buddy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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wolf2
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IT AINT !! I TELL YEAH!! at sears man I sell weider weightlifting equipment right Now I developed this realy extremely nice ROMAN CHAIR! you sit in it and do arm curls weider it is anyways I was away on my dirtbike rightcame home my mom went up to her place with my girlfriend girlfriend came by wolf2 wasnt home took my mom home up north and erichs their my half older brother so i rode up to get my mom on my dirtbike just continued the ride.We were talking I said I realy want this roman chair right man my mom sais you wont need to workout again for about 13 years you will be at full power ,you cant have it erich argued with her saying no mom you! we need wolf2 he should have any equipment he needs then erich thought about he sais we can live! with the equipment you have man,isnt this risky adding something new then he said you know something it isnt risky you own weider and you developed this didnt you? i said ye erich said maybe you need it maybe you can order it but realy when the next time you figure you will be low on power so i said mom`s right their about 13 years i will need to workout so then erich and mom talked they said you dont! buy it ,but I made it man you know i like haveing things I develop anyways this thing is exactly 99.99 plus tax and shipping realy it,s worth alot man made killer quality man and it would be so nice for my arm curls in my roman chauir even if it is 13 years from now it,sin the wish book! im gonna try to get it sometime this winetr maybe maybe not! later wolf2.
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Phydeaux_3
Greg Frank Marcus
Stittsville, Ontario
Canada
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So I just listened to Talk To Me for the very first time, I can't even believe there was a song that made it under my radar! Especially for this many years! Wow... Joe sure has come a long way! LOL! That ending sure sounds familiar though.... all the way "Back" To Shalla-Bal.......
edit: Also, WTF is this? I've read all the yada yada about it being an improv tune by him and Jan Cyrka called Heart Of The Sun but I saw somewhere else that this title is not correct, does anyone have the skinny on it?
smooches,
» Phył
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oxley11
Hackensack, NJ
United States
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40 years ago from this date, a legendary musician died. His music was unique and different from any other that was made during the time. He took everyhting to the extreme to see how it would turn out. From plugging in 4 Fuzztones at a time, to lighting his guitar on fire on stage. From creating a song that emphasized the beautuful effects of feedback, to using the wah pedal like no other guitarist has before.
Passing away at only 28 years of age, his name was Jimi Hendrix.
Now many guitarists were inspired by Hendrix's innovation and skill. But one of his most dedicated fans was inspired to become a guitarist, just like him. His name, as we all know, is Joe Satriani.
Jimi's death affected the entire course of his life. And now he has been playing guitar for 40 years, has had 12 successful albums, working on 13, and has been around the world many times seeing and performing for his millions of fans. And on top of all that, he is still a humbled, down-to-earth, all-around great person.
One decision, changing one lifetime.
Never underestimate the power of a decision.
Thank You, Joe. For all of your music.
R.I.P- Jimi Hendrix He will not be forgotten
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Wooleyman
John Wooley
Middleburg, Florida
US
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there's a Jimi box set coming 45 unreleased tunes..not sure exactly when tho sometime in 2011..believe it was G4's "The Feed"
Tracie..that'll work..!! everyones invited..maybe Joe could play the Bar-bq..!! my girl could fix something veggie for em..!! awww yeah...anybody got one of those JS acoustics..?? how do they play..??
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bluebuffalo
Freddy Garza
McMinnville, OR
USA
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In 1983 a post freshman moving onto a sophomore in high school and knowing all and not able to listen to reason like most teenagers. lol
I waited all year for Jimi to return as "a merman I should turn out to be."
Didn't materialize, but I did play the song then as I do now.
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Sat Sep 18 '10 11:40:08 am
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wolf2
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.Hey Um I`m pretty HARD Man.Like I like to feel the weight allover ,and use mind stimulous to control bearing.You could use the roman chair if you were new to weightlifting but bro i got almost 25 years in doing it.Their you go so no need to cry! .Worked out today pumped iron in my basement,bench press leg curl straight bar curl do the rest tommorow!.Im just bored again so,were shooting the shit!.I dont realy feel all that shit hot! today!could be better feeling ,but maybe not! Anyways talk to you later wolf2.
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bluebuffalo
Freddy Garza
McMinnville, OR
USA
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Here is another memory of Jimi.
The first time I heard "House Burning Down" specifically the intro. It was so incredible and I had never heard anything like it before. It scared me so I hit rewind on my cassette and played it again several times to make sure it was real. Thanks Jimi
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Ibanezplyr
Randell Mulligan
Dublin, CA
USA
Plays: Guitar (50 years)
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GottahaveJoe: The wrestel mainia thing was awsome! As long as it's not Chuck Norris he has to wrestel!!! Watch out Joe, he'll kick your as "Lightyears away"........................I know....my spelling.......
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cheese101
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Joe, I was just remembering that at the aftershow in Reno, 2008, I passed on to you a Hendrix sweatshirt on behalf of Mahavishnu (Brian). It was a gift from him to you.
If u can find it, it's a good day to put it on and snuggle down in it :) I dunno if it's cold in San Fran, but it sure is here! And it's a day to especially remember Jimi. Just a random thought I had. Brian is a very generous guy :)
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wolf2
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..You know what?I am a Cereal killer yep i like polishing off big bow full,s and you know what donna im realy alover not a fighter right joe and rubinix and donna i know you havent been watching me your blind right? later wolf2.
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Basspedals
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Hey Joe,
I found that little sample of Dream Song and it blew me away !
I'm trying to figure out the fastest way to get to Best Buy before I have to go to work because I need to get this the second it hits the shelf ! I really hope this song is in the setlist.keep up the great work !
P.S. I was watching some old podcasts on youtube and they
were seriously cracking me up. I'm pretty Sure I have a case of Satchafunkalitis(LOL).
See you In New York in December !
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
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Phydeaux_3 - That improv song was originally done for a guitar magazine, I believe. The name Heart Of The Sun comes from the caption of a photo of Joe working in the studio. It said something like "Joe sets the controls for the Heart Of The Sun."...I guess the person who first spread the file around online missed out on the Pink Floyd reference and thought that was the name of the improv.
I have an MP3 of the backing track, if you're interested.
...Austin...
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cheese101
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Chelle, he could put yer shirt on, and then when he gets cold he can toss Brian's sweatshirt on over it, lol! The sweatshirt is also big enuff fer two, so it's a winner all day long, LOL!!
So cube, u know who the opening act is, u gonna share?? Lemmie guess, could it be Dave Martone? And why can't u make any of the Canadian shows.....that's yer neck of the woods after all!
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cheese101
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Ohhhhhhh, well, yeah, that's a good reason for not being able to go, sorry bout that cube! But u gots plans fer yer monies so it'll be okay :)
Sooo, opening act, or no hints....
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turbo236
Ian Wise
Nampa, ID
USA
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I have about as hard of a time picking a favorite Jimi song as I do picking a favorite Joe song. There is something great about each and every one of them. A couple that stand out for me, though, are All Along The Watchtower, The Wind Cries Mary, and Machine Gun live from the Fillmore East.
I'm sure I could list a lot more if I went through my Hendrix music and picked some out, but those three have been on my mind all day.
Ian
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Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
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i remember my first jimi experience.... i was about 12, i was on my own up late one night and this man came on, for some reason i felt like i had to watch this thing, and it was jimi at woodstock on BBC tv and it was amazing, what was this man doing!!! he played and showed weird sounds i never ever seen before it was unbelliavable, it was fcking off the wall! there is no one like jimi and there will never be
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Skippygirl
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Hi everyone from 100%pure New Zealand. Fabulous place! Went on a luge track today and skiing tomorrow at Coronet Peak.
Hey Joe thanks for speaking to Peter Hodgson although he didnt get to ask you my questions cos you talked too much LOL.
Its our turn for a tour Joe!!
Posted using Talk2Joe - one of Roo's iPhone apps
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