Ana R
Feb 01, 2012 10:20 PM GMT

Hi guys,

Long time since my last posting but that doesn't mean that I wasn't practising and working hard on mastering some new techniques and songs:)

Tonight after work I decided to make a break with the "Smokin' joint"....and just to be sure I'talking about song here:).... cause 19 rounds is way too long to play after a long working day..... so I started learning a new song...it's Gary Primich song called "Vermit".

What confuses me is that after two normal rounds of 12 bars there is an 8 bars following with 7 bars of progression which I'm not familiar with...it's not that I can't play it cause I can, I just do not understand if this is something common in blues songs which I need to be familiar about, or this is something that band just made up on the spot and that kind of progression is not regular one.

I'm not sure I managed to explain what troubles me but I do hope someone will try to help:)

I am pretty much bad with music theory but I think I will be able to understand even if you explain it in technical terms... if I don't there is always my friend google to give me a hand:)

Have a great night and thank you in advance!!!

Kisses from Belgrade

it is not normal... something the band added to that specific song

good luck

Thanks Walterharp.

So, that isn't some sort of a usual form of break in song?

Is it only specific to that particular song?

i have not heard it anywhere else, but there is a lot of music out there!

you record any of your recent playing? would be interested to hear how you are progressing!

Thanks Walterharp!!!

You can check a video that a friend uploaded on youtube but start looking from 1:58.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3YRimGgKJs

It's a video from my birthday where I played after few beers too many:) and with not enough practising before the party:)

Any way, it would be nice to hear your opinion:)

very nice job on juke in spite of the beers! the start is especially strong nice to hear you making progress