Burping P - Rounds?

[AntLockyer]

That Boz Skaggs record is great!

[Lozz196]

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This has a little bit of the sound.

[url="http://youtu.be/y38C30bleOI?t=56s"]http://youtu.be/y38C30bleOI?t=56s[/url]
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Really like that, think gain on the amp/speaker-type (brand not size) will also have a lot to do with it as well though.

[Dingus]

[quote name='AntLockyer' timestamp='1404497929' post='2493291']
That Boz Skaggs record is great!
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One of my favourites. It was always a lot more popular in the States than here, but a classic album nevertheless. That LP was considered stae-of-the-art R&B in 1976. The core group of players on that record went on to form the nucleus of Toto.

[Highfox]

[media]http://youtu.be/hp7w6x1Fe7Y[/media]
Thanks for posting that I'd never seen it before.
I'd guess they where flats he had on there lol. Digging in hard.

[AntLockyer]

It's odd but it sounds like I have a chorus pedal on with these Dunlops. I'll record it tomorrow.

[AntLockyer]

Recorded a little demo of how the guitar sounds. Took me far longer than it should have and it is still a weird mix

https://soundcloud.com/antlockyer/round-p

[miles'tone]

Hey that sounds great to me! Do you have a really low action too?

Here's some more Dave Margen, this one is off Moonflower (just had it on and it reminded me if this thread)
Great burpy P tone that always makes me giggle about half way through when he gets stuck in
Only a short track but I love it. Love the whole album.

Santana - Zulu: http://youtu.be/XBHqYRnqm8o

[AntLockyer]

Oh yeah that's great. I do have my action pretty low, about 2mm on the E string at the 17th fret.