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Quite often, when crossing the threshold from "beginning guitarist" to - "guitar player" - it's natural to feel the "creative" juices start to flow. You sit down doodling with your guitar, and suddenly a cool chord progression glides off your fingers, a melody begins to surface, you jot down some lyrics on a tattered legal pad, and invariably, a song is born.
Maybe you've decided that you're going to write your own songs, express yourself and your inner feelings, and only play original material. That's great! It's a worthy goal, so write on!
In terms of self expression, guitarists (and musicians in general) often fall into one of several different categories:
- Original Music "Purists"
I know musicians that are so adamant about exclusively playing their own songs that they wouldn't get caught dead on stage with a "cover" song in their portfolio.
- Cover Song Musicians
I have other friends that play in bands that play nothing but "cover" tunes. They enjoy bringing familiar songs to life for a live crowd, and some get paid well for it.
- "A Little Bit of Both" Musicians
Now that I no longer do long distance touring, I write a lot of original songs to pitch to publishers and artists, but also play with various local and regional bands that predominately play cover songs. Most musicians I know fall into this "little bit of both" category.
Although it's an admirable goal to pursue strictly original material, there are a number of benefits to learning cover songs that should not be neglected.
If we, as humans, are a "sum of our experiences", then we, as musicians, are a sum of our "musical experiences". Everything that we have ever played, everything that we have ever heard, all the little bits and pieces, and all the full length scores - are all rolled up together into what makes us each unique as individual musicians.
One could then conclude that, in order to become a better songwriter and broader musician, you should "learn more cover songs".
Although that theory may be contrary to a songwriting "purist", it stands to reason that even the staunchest supporter of the "original material only" path had, early in their journey, listened to and emulated artists that inspired them in the past.
And probably without even realizing it, those "cover" songs have at least had a subconscious effect on their own original music.
Learning cover songs is a great exercise in expanding your musical vocabulary. The things you learn from cover songs have a way of filtering through and becoming part of your own personal style.
The things you learn from cover songs will not only help you as a songwriter, it will also have an impact on your guitar playing.
My early days of learning to play lead guitar were spent hoovering over a turntable while, "stealing licks" from Jimi Hendrix, Santana, Jeff Beck, Robin Trower, Jimmy Page and Clapton. Those early influences still have a big impact on my playing style, even decades later.
There are some neat things that can happen while learning and dissecting cover songs. The experience of finally nailing a difficult lick, the satisfaction of figuring out an inconspicuous chord, the discovery of a new chord progression that you had not considered before - there are many "aha" moments when learning cover songs that would have been missed otherwise.
And all those moments make a conscious, or unconscious, contribution to who you are and what you will become musically.
Often times, new guitar players shy away from attempting to learn cover songs. There is the thought that songs on a recording are somehow beyond their reach, somehow "un-learnable".
But the truth is that, for a guitarist that has the basics under their belt, many of the songs in popular music that they aspire to learn are actually comprised of chord progressions and patterns that they already know, or are familiar with. Many are surprised to discover that it's really not all that difficult to learn them.
It is through this discovery process that a new guitar player can begin to truly expand their horizons and begin to progress as musicians by beginning the process of figuring out how to play cover songs.
So regardless of which path you ultimately end up taking, whether it's the pure original songwriting route, the cover song route, or a combination thereof - keep in mind that spending the time and effort to learn cover songs is a healthy habit to get into and that the effort will pay off in dividends to you musically for as long as you play guitar.
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Custom Car Covers: Luxury to Choose the Best Suitable Car Covers
When it comes to maintain your vehicle, car covers are very important car care accessories. But if you end up some substandard car covers, you cannot expect desired protection from such car covers. Therefore, it’s necessary that you get custom car covers. What makes these car covers are effective? Well, this article will offer you with much needed inputs required to get quality car covers.
There are several hazards that cause damage to the paint and finish of your vehicle. There are UV rays, storm, rain, snow and similar extreme weather conditions that cause serious color fading and dent to your car exteriors. Trapped moisture also causes rust damage to your car body. There are several other factors such as bird droppings and pets etc also cause dents and spots to the exteriors of your car.
In order to prevent these elements, getting the custom car covers is only solution. There is a wide range of custom fit car covers available to select from. Since custom car covers are made keeping the specifications of particular car model and make, there are available for most of the cars. So, whether you have BMW or Mercedes, Acura or Mustang, regardless of your vehicle make and model, you can easily get car covers of your choice.
Made of quality material and high-tech manufacturing technologies, the effective car covers provide desired protection and perfect covering for your car body. While the custom fitting provides complete covering, the quality material prevents hazards effectively. In fact, for complete protection, it is necessary that the car covers you get must cover all the contours of your car body.
Thanks to the manufacturers of repute, there are several quality car covers available to choose from. The most sought after car covers include Autobody Armor car covers Mosom Plus car covers, Stormproof car covers, Silverguard car covers and Triguard car covers among others. So, choose the most suitable custom car covers among these car covers and get an affordable yet effective way of car care.
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I want tail light covers for my 02 mustang, but will my brake lights still show good enough?
I want to get some tail light covers for my 02 mustang, but i dont want people to not see my brake lights and rear end me. then possibly have to pay for it myself because they would say my tail lights are too black. does anyone have any tail light covers with their brake lights on i could see, or have you had them? any help would be much appreciated. heres a pic of what it would look like.
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I like the look of the blacked out lenses but I don't think the police will.
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