lets call it a studder step !

[john]

I just looked for it on youtube and only found a live version (man he plays it well)
so you’ll have to send me a link or mp3 for me to give a listen to what you mean.

[Randy]

will do I will try and find a couple examples for you.

[Alan Costin]

Hi RandyVan and Johnny, if you mean this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub72eylahJg at 16 and 27 seconds then I’m having the same problem. I sometimes get it by accident but can’t get it to happen when I want it to.

[john]

No Big Al, the Boots example, which I was finally able to hear is a very quick tonging technique (maybe Randy can post the example again)
Fast tonguing is difficult to do accurately but can be done by just starting slow and increasing your speed.

The Jr Walker example you posted is not this at all, he’s just going back and forth using mainly the notes of the chord, which is cool as well.

[Randy]

Johnny I would be happy to post the example.

http://www.lateeditionband.com/downloads/boots.mp3

Its fast and I really have tried to slow it down and get it so it will take some time. Johnny I would love it if you could show us your version of doing this and maybe an accending scale or note pattern to practice with.

[john]

Oh man, nothing I would like more than record lessons by request but I’ve usually got several projects going all at once and so I don’t even have the time it takes to do that one, right now anyways…

I can just say that to get that effect it’s practicing your tonguing – think short ta, ta, ta, ta etc

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