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Liquid Filled White Dual Scale 15 PSI Fuel Pressure Gauge 1.5" dia Sale Price: $17.95 |
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Liquid Filled White Dual Scale 15 PSI Fuel Pressure Gauge 1.5" dia Marshall Instruments brings you the latest gauge technology at a great price. This liquid-filled gauge will not allow the needle to jump around while your engine idles like a dry mount gauge. Features a center back located 1/8" NPT male fitting for connection to your fuel system. This liquid filled pressure gauge allows for accurate fuel pressure readings - critical for proper optimization of your fuel system. This fuel pressure gauge is critical for adjusting your carburetor, so don't rely on a poor quality gauge - get a Marshall direct mount fuel pressure gauge. The 1 1/2 in. diameter series gauge has a white face with black pointer and numbers. They have a dual scale using PSI & KP for accurate, steady reading. Gauge has a 1/8 in. NPT center back male fitting. It can be mounted directly in a fuel pressure regulator or in-line using a gauge port adapter. Construction 1 1/2" / 38.00mm Diameter White Dial with Black Pointer Silicone filled for vibration dampening Black Numbers, Markers and Text Dual Scale using PSI & KP Rugged Stainless Steel Case Brass Internals Acrylic Lens Full Sweep 1/8" NPT Center Back Connection Will directly screw into any 1/8 NPT female port. Why liquid filled? The liquid absorbs vibration and pressure spikes. The dampening action of the liquid enables you to take readings during conditions of rapid dynamic loading and vibration. The liquid lubricates all moving elements, dramatically reducing wear in the movement. Not for use with fuel injected applications. |
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Allstar Performance ALL26157 9-5/8" Barry Grant Demon Fuel Line Kit List Price: $64.99 Sale Price: $59.99 |
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Allstar Performance 26157 FUEL LINE KIT 9-5/8IN. |
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Allstar Performance ALL18301 1/4"Rubber Cushioned Aluminum Line Clamp, (Pack of 10) Sale Price: $5.06 |
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The Complete History Of Blues Guitar
The blues is a form of music that can be vocal, instrumental (blues guitar) or both. It uses the 'blue' notes which are based on a 'minor pentatonic' scale most of the time, otherwise known as the blues scale.
Blues music was derived from the African-American communities in the U.S. out of work songs, spiritual songs, field hollers, chants, shouts and simple ballads that rhymed. A lot of aspects of the blues are indicitive of African influence.
The call-and-response aspect of the music came directly from African roots and there were a lot of lines that would get repeated twice or more. This later evolved into a line repeating twice and then on the third time around there would be an 'answer line'. You can still find these characteristics of early blues in modern day music, especially hip-hop.
The term 'The Blues' refers to the 'blue devils' which means down spirits or sadness.
The blues guitar plays a heavy role in blues music as well as modern music. It has influenced Jazz, Rhythm and Blues, Bluegrass and even Rock N' Roll tremendously.
The original blues of the early 1900's, otherwise known as "poor man's blues" was normally associated with hard times, oppression from white folk, cruelty of the police, gambling, economic depression, floods, magic, farming and dry periods. This music was fueled by a lot of heartache and depression. Usually a lost loved one or an overall harsh environment inspired the lyrics and the tone of the blues guitar.
After the world war, you began to see blues songs that were about relationships and sex. Also, humor was added to the mix. Here is a funny example:
"That must be your woman, cause mine don't look like that...
I said That must be your woman, cause mine don't look like that...
Have you seen my baby? She's so big and fat..."
The blues guitar style emerged from the American South's instruments of the time which were the banjo and the Diddley Bow. This was a home made one stringed instrument that was popular in the early 20th century. Figures such as Robert Johnson, Charley Patton, Son House and Blind Willie McTell were a part of the delta blues style which used a lot of finger picking techniques and slide guitar innovations.
Eventually, after WWII 'electric blues' became increasingly popular where the blues guitar was played on electric guitars as were the bass guitars. This was most prevalent in the Chicago area.
Blues music today has become a multi-cultural genre with artists playing Blues in every corner of the world. Texas-born Stevie Ray Vaughan set the music world on fire with his modern combination of Blues and Rock until his untimely death in 1990. Other modern Blues artists making a mark are: Shemekia Copeland, Susan Tedeschi, Robert Cray, Taj Mahal, Charlie Musselwhite, and the North Mississippi Allstars .
The history of blues guitar and poor man's blues is rich with culture and stories of good times and bad. I could go on for days about the history of the blues guitar but let's make this part 1 so you don't fall asleep on me!
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If you are a blues musician, find out how blues backing tracks will improve your blues guitar playing skills. 50Blues promises you the best professionally recorded tracks. Don't settle for cheap midi files for your blues music.
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