Hi!

I play lead guitar in a local blues band, and I tried my Hughes & Kettner 
Edition Blonde with a T-Rex Mudhoney in a small club recently.  I'm 
surprised how good it sounds. What do you guys think? I usually play thru' a 
Fender Concert 1983 or a Fender 75. The delay is a cheap analog delay frm 
Artec.

Video on You Tube:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=_G4R8-bLfWs


Per Arne Brandal
www2.hivolda.no
The Red Roosters Blues Band:
home.online.no/~pearbra

Per Arne Brandal wrote:
> Hi!
> 
> I play lead guitar in a local blues band, and I tried my Hughes & Kettner 
> Edition Blonde with a T-Rex Mudhoney in a small club recently.  I'm 
> surprised how good it sounds. What do you guys think? I usually play thru' a 
> Fender Concert 1983 or a Fender 75. The delay is a cheap analog delay frm 
> Artec.
> 
> Video on You Tube:
> http://youtube.com/watch?v=_G4R8-bLfWs
> 
> 
> Per Arne Brandal
> www2.hivolda.no
> The Red Roosters Blues Band:
> home.online.no/~pearbra
> 
> 
> 
That was one excellent blues band! Your guitar work was terrific and 
sounded so good, that my wife came into my room to know who that great 
guitarist was,and she is NOT a big blues fan. My one question is----why 
in the world blues bands do not have a harmonica player in the band?!! I 
am a blues harp player and believe the harp and guitar are the two most 
essential instruments in blues music. Oh well, just my opinion. All 
around tight sounding band.  Are all of you Norweigen or from other 
countries? Allen

"Per Arne Brandal"  wrote in message 
news:IICdnacKCp5mI8ra4p2dnAA@telenor.com...
> Hi!
>
> I play lead guitar in a local blues band, and I tried my Hughes & Kettner 
> Edition Blonde with a T-Rex Mudhoney in a small club recently.  I'm 
> surprised how good it sounds. What do you guys think? I usually play thru' 
> a Fender Concert 1983 or a Fender 75. The delay is a cheap analog delay 
> frm Artec.
>
> Video on You Tube:
> http://youtube.com/watch?v=_G4R8-bLfWs
>
>
> Per Arne Brandal
> www2.hivolda.no
> The Red Roosters Blues Band:
> home.online.no/~pearbra
>
>
>

I think when you've got good chops, sounding good or even great isn't so 
hard.  You've got chops.  Try a tube amp.

That $200 pedal sounds pretty good, but I'd like to hear you do it on 
something like a cranked Super Reverb.


Per Arne Brandal wrote:

> Hi!
> 
> I play lead guitar in a local blues band, and I tried my Hughes & Kettner 
> Edition Blonde with a T-Rex Mudhoney in a small club recently.  I'm 
> surprised how good it sounds. What do you guys think? I usually play thru' a 
> Fender Concert 1983 or a Fender 75. The delay is a cheap analog delay frm 
> Artec.
> 
> Video on You Tube:
> http://youtube.com/watch?v=_G4R8-bLfWs
> 
> 
> Per Arne Brandal
> www2.hivolda.no
> The Red Roosters Blues Band:
> home.online.no/~pearbra
> 
> 
>

You're just making excuses, like that BB King guy, SS is for amateurs, you 
won't be able to play the blues until you get some tube power.

You'd do best taking a hit in the pocketbook and sending that H&K to me in 
America, so it's sounds won't disturb the clear northern air. Oh and don't 
forget the Mudhoney.

your best future friend, jon

"Per Arne Brandal"  wrote in message 
news:IICdnacKCp5mI8ra4p2dnAA@telenor.com...
> Hi!
>
> I play lead guitar in a local blues band, and I tried my Hughes & Kettner 
> Edition Blonde with a T-Rex Mudhoney in a small club recently.  I'm 
> surprised how good it sounds. What do you guys think? I usually play thru' 
> a Fender Concert 1983 or a Fender 75. The delay is a cheap analog delay 
> frm Artec.
>
> Video on You Tube:
> http://youtube.com/watch?v=_G4R8-bLfWs
>
>
> Per Arne Brandal
> www2.hivolda.no
> The Red Roosters Blues Band:
> home.online.no/~pearbra
>
>
>

Per Arne Brandal wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I play lead guitar in a local blues band, and I tried my Hughes &
> Kettner Edition Blonde with a T-Rex Mudhoney in a small club
> recently.  I'm surprised how good it sounds. What do you guys think?
> I usually play thru' a Fender Concert 1983 or a Fender 75. The delay
> is a cheap analog delay frm Artec.
>
> Video on You Tube:
> http://youtube.com/watch?v=_G4R8-bLfWs
>
>
> Per Arne Brandal
> www2.hivolda.no
> The Red Roosters Blues Band:
> home.online.no/~pearbra

I felt like applauding after your solo .... nice playing, and good sound.  I 
do a jam where we use an old Marlboro twin twelve solid state amp as the 
spare jam amp.  People look down at it until they play through it.  It 
sounds really good, right at the breakup level, where solid state amps are 
supposed to be at their worst.  It's the singer, not the song.

Don

Really nice playing, but the tone was a little sterile. Its OK, but I 
wouldn't go selling your tube amps just yet...


"Per Arne Brandal"  wrote in message 
news:IICdnacKCp5mI8ra4p2dnAA@telenor.com...
> Hi!
>
> I play lead guitar in a local blues band, and I tried my Hughes & Kettner 
> Edition Blonde with a T-Rex Mudhoney in a small club recently.  I'm 
> surprised how good it sounds. What do you guys think? I usually play thru' 
> a Fender Concert 1983 or a Fender 75. The delay is a cheap analog delay 
> frm Artec.
>
> Video on You Tube:
> http://youtube.com/watch?v=_G4R8-bLfWs
>
>
> Per Arne Brandal
> www2.hivolda.no
> The Red Roosters Blues Band:
> home.online.no/~pearbra
>
>
>