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Post by streetboy on Jan 15, 2010 16:07:02 GMT
Hi,
I have this great CD 'Jarre Live' featuring Jean-Michel Jarre playing live at the London Docks. One of the numbers features Hank playing London Kid - wonderful tune. Anybody got the tabs for this piece - don't dare to ask for backing track also (but now I did).
rgds
Soren
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Post by didier on Jan 17, 2010 9:28:49 GMT
I have this great CD 'Jarre Live' featuring Jean-Michel Jarre playing live at the London Docks. One of the numbers features Hank playing London Kid - wonderful tune. Anybody got the tabs for this piece - don't dare to ask for backing track also (but now I did). There is a BT for London Kid on the Renato Vignocchi's "Io Suono Shadows" Vol.7 CD which I think is still available from Leo's Den. Look for tab here : www.911tabs.com/link/?4395731You can listen to a version played by my friend Gégé using this BT on his personal site : gtabis.free.fr/Musiques.htmlThere is also a studio version of this tune by Jean-Michel Jarre and Hank Marvin on JMJ's "Revolutions" CD. Didier |
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Post by streetboy on Jan 17, 2010 11:49:16 GMT
Hi Didier,
Thx for your answer. I have tried the 911tabs page suggested by you, but all I got was an invalid zip file - WinZip can't open it at all.
I also tried the other link, but I get nothing except from an empty screen pushing the 'London Kid' button - or any of the other buttons.
rgds
Soren
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Post by zager on Jan 17, 2010 16:09:38 GMT
Hi Soren. The file on the 911 site that i downloaded is a guitar pro 5 file. You need guitar pro on your pc to open it. I have converted it to a pdf file. if you wish i can sent you a copy via email. Regards tony
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Post by didier on Jan 17, 2010 18:44:09 GMT
Hi Didier, Thx for your answer. I have tried the 911tabs page suggested by you, but all I got was an invalid zip file - WinZip can't open it at all. As "Telstars" wrote, it's a Guitar Pro file. It can be read by a freeware called Tuxguitar. I have done that, and converted it to the txt format, which I can send to you if you give me an email. The sound file is in the wma format. you need a suitable player, such as Windows Media Player. Didier |
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Post by streetboy on Jan 18, 2010 9:59:57 GMT
Hi all,
The file I downloaded from 911tabs was an archive file (ZIP extension) containing the gp5 file (I have GP5 so no problem here).
I could not open it using WinZip, but managed to open the archive using WinRAR instead so now everythings is OK.
I have also ordered the BT CD from Leo's Den - thanks for the tip Didier.
rgds
SOren
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Post by sixchannel on Jan 18, 2010 10:42:21 GMT
Hi Soren
you'll be glad when you have learned this tune - its great to play.
I played this Live at a Charity Concert in Stoke On Trent with a guy using a portable neckslung Casio organ. Sounded great and the audience loved it.
cheers
ian
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Post by streetboy on Jan 21, 2010 16:16:49 GMT
Hi Ian,
Yes it certainly get's 'under your skin' - mine at least. I've almost got it now - working on the double stops, but haven't found a proper EFTP patch yet (Q20 new patch set). I've tried a few but don't seem to get it right. Could you or anybody else looking through this thread give me a clue?
rgds
Soren
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Post by Charlie Hall on Jan 21, 2010 20:56:02 GMT
Hi Soren,
I would normally be able to help but I don't know the tune.
Regards,
Charlie
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Post by streetboy on Jan 22, 2010 13:36:40 GMT
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Post by sixchannel on Jan 22, 2010 16:38:42 GMT
Hello Soren
check out the youtube clip. Taken in 2008 at a Charity gig. Young Joe (aged 18 then) on keyboard and me (aged WOW!!  )
on guitar. Not the best video in the world but it was great fun to play Live.
cheers
ian and Joe
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Post by didier on Jan 22, 2010 20:31:25 GMT
check out the youtube clip. Taken in 2008 at a Charity gig. Young Joe (aged 18 then) on keyboard and me (aged WOW!! ) on guitar. Nice video, only the rain was missing ! Didier |
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Post by Charlie Hall on Jan 22, 2010 22:50:44 GMT
Hi Soren,
Try 0-41, which is used for Rider In The Sky. It is a RE301 Mode 6 effect which adds an short delay and probably get closer to this sound.
Regards,
Charlie
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Post by streetboy on Jan 26, 2010 18:19:57 GMT
Hi,
Having tried out some different patches incl. 0-41 as sugested by Charlie, I think that both 0-41 and 0-52 are great for this tune. Well my ears are aging so you might find other Q20 patches appropriate, but 0-41 is good as a starting point.
rgds
Soren
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