Guitar tabs reproduced by permission of Elwin @ YouTube DXisHHHBK
based on his video / tab
as seen on.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MBvpoVJuCU&feature=related
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Guitar Tabs
Guitar tabs reproduced by permission of Elwin @ YouTube DXisHHHBK
based on his video / tab
as seen on.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MBvpoVJuCU&feature=related
Friday, April 29, 2011
Learn To Play The Guitar | Guitar Tabs 3
Fuzz Universe (Paul Gilbert cover by elwin)
This is the fingerstyle guitar tabs / chords which will help you to quickly learn the lead guitar licks of rock virtuoso Paul Gilbert of Fuzz Universe (this free online guitar video tutorial is by elwin)
This video tutorial shows beginners how to learn to play this speed guitar chords easily.
Hope you find this guitar tabs as useful. It is not quite the same as getting a guitar tutor or learning from music sheets with tabs, but we are sure you will get a whole new insight of the intricate fret work involved in mastering the Fuzz Universe. Enjoy!
This video tutorial shows beginners how to learn to play this speed guitar chords easily.
Hope you find this guitar tabs as useful. It is not quite the same as getting a guitar tutor or learning from music sheets with tabs, but we are sure you will get a whole new insight of the intricate fret work involved in mastering the Fuzz Universe. Enjoy!
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Learn To Play The Guitar | Guitar Tabs 2
Learn To Play The Guitar | Guitar Tabs 2
DGD - It's Safe To Say You Dig The BackSeat (Guitar) HD.f4v
Dance Gavin Dance by Elwin
DGD - It's Safe To Say You Dig The BackSeat (Guitar) HD.f4v
Dance Gavin Dance by Elwin
This is the free online fingerstyle guitar tabs / chords which will help you to quickly learn the twin lead guitar parts of this angst teen anthem by Dance Gavin Dance (or DGD in short} titled It's Safe To Say You Dig The BackSeat by Elwin
This video tutorial shows beginners how to learn to play this beautiful guitar chords easily.
Hope you find this guitar tabs as useful as getting a guitar tutor or learning from music sheets with tabs.
This video tutorial shows beginners how to learn to play this beautiful guitar chords easily.
Hope you find this guitar tabs as useful as getting a guitar tutor or learning from music sheets with tabs.
If you like our work, please do give us a thumbs up on the YouTube "Like" button.
© http://singaporemusicianz.blogspot.com - Learn To Play The Guitar | Guitar Tabs 2 | DGD - It's Safe To Say You Dig The BackSeat Dance Gavin Dance by Elwin
Learn To Play The Guitar | Guitar Tabs 1
Learn To Play The Guitar | Guitar Tabs 1
Technical Difficulties (Paul Gilbert Cover by Elwin)
Here are the free online guitar tabs / fingerstyle chords to enable you to quickly learn this rather demanding rock instrumental by Paul Gilbert titled "Technical Difficulties" from his Racer X album.
This video tutorial provides useful help for beginners wanting to learn to play this technically challenging guitar chords easily.
Hope you find this guitar tabs as useful as music sheets with tabs or getting a guitar tutor.
Let's play guitar like a pro!
This video tutorial provides useful help for beginners wanting to learn to play this technically challenging guitar chords easily.
Hope you find this guitar tabs as useful as music sheets with tabs or getting a guitar tutor.
Let's play guitar like a pro!
Here is the link for Technical Difficulties (Paul Gilbert Cover by Elwin) on YouTube
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Saturday, May 29, 2010
Singapore International Schools Rock Band Festival 2010
Singapore International Schools Rock Band Festival 2010
Take Cover, an Anglo-Chinese School (ACS) International rock band took top honors winning the prestigious Platinum Award for the inaugural Singapore International Schools Rock Band Festival 2010.
The young ACSI students ranging from 13 to 16 years formed the band a year ago and were generally considered rookies in the music contest where the other contestants were older, more experienced expatriate students from Canada, UK and USA. But they did impress the crowd with their showmanship and strong stage presence. The band comprise students of different nationalities ie one each from Singapore, USA, Taiwan, Indonesia and Malaysia.
Their hard rocking set got the crowd cheering and stomping from the onset. Technically, they were one of the strongest bands on stage particularly, their lead guitarist, Elwin Lim (who we understand started playing the guitar only recently - for 2 years, we think). His delicate guitar licks is reminiscent of guitar heroes like Paul Gilbert - though we thought that his excellent , delicate guitar work could have got a better showing if the sound engineers had done a better job at the mixer console and he had been assigned to a better amplifier. Certainly, he is a Singapore guitarists to watch. He plays the guitar with the maturity of many older musicians.
The judges were from leading music departments of higher educational institutions in Singapore.
The young ACSI students ranging from 13 to 16 years formed the band a year ago and were generally considered rookies in the music contest where the other contestants were older, more experienced expatriate students from Canada, UK and USA. But they did impress the crowd with their showmanship and strong stage presence. The band comprise students of different nationalities ie one each from Singapore, USA, Taiwan, Indonesia and Malaysia.
Their hard rocking set got the crowd cheering and stomping from the onset. Technically, they were one of the strongest bands on stage particularly, their lead guitarist, Elwin Lim (who we understand started playing the guitar only recently - for 2 years, we think). His delicate guitar licks is reminiscent of guitar heroes like Paul Gilbert - though we thought that his excellent , delicate guitar work could have got a better showing if the sound engineers had done a better job at the mixer console and he had been assigned to a better amplifier. Certainly, he is a Singapore guitarists to watch. He plays the guitar with the maturity of many older musicians.
The judges were from leading music departments of higher educational institutions in Singapore.
Catch the band in action here:
We look forward to great rocking things from him on stage in the future.
© http://singaporemusicianz.blogspot.com - Singapore International Schools Rock Band Festival 2010
Saturday, May 8, 2010
British 60s Rock Bands | Singapore
British 60s Rock Bands Performed Singapore
The greatest and most hardest working live rock band in the whole world, the Rolling Stones performed in Singapore -
- first at the Singapore Badminton Hall in 16th February 1965 (two shows) after their tour of Australia and New Zealand and
- second their World Licks Tour at the Singapore Indoor Stadium in 24 & 26th March 2003.
I really enjoyed the primal Rolling Stones' (the original lineup with Brian Jones) 1965 performance the best. The crowd got so excited during the concert, they knocked down a wall erected to contain the crowd.
Other great UK Rock Bands who performed Singapore in the late Sixties included :
Other great UK Rock Bands who performed Singapore in the late Sixties included :
- The Yardbirds (the final lineup with Jimmy Page) and the Walker Brothers (17th January 1967). Jimmy Page and his new band, the Led Zeppelin was forced to cancel their 1972 concert here because stupid govt officials would not let them off the plane due to their long hair.
- The Kinks mk1 (5 February 1965) "The 1965 Big Show Tour" of Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and the USA) with Manfred Mann mk1,
- Herman's Hermits, (National Theatre). Peter Noone made a return performance in Singapore on Monday, 18 November 2008.
- Bee Gees (National Theatre, 24th March 1972), Singapore authorities allowed the Bee Gees to do their show with long hair but they had to promptly leave the country after the show.
- Hollies (National Theatre, 17 July 1971). Returned tour: 2 Nov (Top Ten), 3 Nov (World Trade Centre) 1987
- Christie (National Theatre, April 1971)
- Tremeloes, 15 & 16 Nov 1971, National Theatre & New Kelong Cathay
- Marmalade, April 1972, National Theatre
Of course, the more significant pre-British Invasion act to come to our shores was Cliff Richard and the Shadows who played at the Gay World Stadium in 1961. They provided the blueprint for guitar based pop groups in Singapore including the Quests.
© http://singaporemusicianz.blogspot.com - British 60s Rock Bands | Singapore
Friday, May 7, 2010
Beatles in Singapore
Beatles in Singapore
Did you see John, Paul, George and Ringo (THE BEATLES) in Singapore?
Yes, they did visit Singapore, but only briefly on a night stopover after their Hong Kong concert on 10th June 1964 (flight to Adelaide, Australia). Unfortunately, they did not perform in Singapore. That would have been an awesome early Beatles performance if it had happened.
I was a fresh face kid then at the Paya Lebar airport filled to the brim with screaming like-minded beatlemaniacs. I had only a brief glimpse as they headed to a private lounge at the airport during their very brief transit stop over of our then sleepy island.
They gave their famous Beatles' style wave, smile and run before heading to the plane (imagine Hard Days Night movie to experience that fleeting moment).
Unfortunately, at that time, I could not afford a camera, so I have no proof I was ever there. Sad...
According to a local press report, the Beatles expressed their desire to perform in Singapore some time in the future. Unfortunately, their long hair and drug busts in 1968 made it virtually impossible for them to perform here even if they want to.
The Beatles were very popular in Singapore as there were many British kids in Singapore (Britain had a strong military presence in Singapore at that time).
During the screening of the Beatles' first movie, "A Hard Day's Night" at the Roxy Cinema in Katong (Singapore), the audience screamed and clapped throughout the film as if it was a concert by the Fab Four.
Needless to say, I was unashamedly a full paying member of the Beatles Fan Club based in London. This was only one of two instances where I became a member of a fan club.
British Rock Bands That Performed in Singapore in the Sixties.
Those were the days, my friend.... we thought they'll never end....
Yes, they did visit Singapore, but only briefly on a night stopover after their Hong Kong concert on 10th June 1964 (flight to Adelaide, Australia). Unfortunately, they did not perform in Singapore. That would have been an awesome early Beatles performance if it had happened.
I was a fresh face kid then at the Paya Lebar airport filled to the brim with screaming like-minded beatlemaniacs. I had only a brief glimpse as they headed to a private lounge at the airport during their very brief transit stop over of our then sleepy island.
They gave their famous Beatles' style wave, smile and run before heading to the plane (imagine Hard Days Night movie to experience that fleeting moment).
Unfortunately, at that time, I could not afford a camera, so I have no proof I was ever there. Sad...
According to a local press report, the Beatles expressed their desire to perform in Singapore some time in the future. Unfortunately, their long hair and drug busts in 1968 made it virtually impossible for them to perform here even if they want to.
The Beatles were very popular in Singapore as there were many British kids in Singapore (Britain had a strong military presence in Singapore at that time).
During the screening of the Beatles' first movie, "A Hard Day's Night" at the Roxy Cinema in Katong (Singapore), the audience screamed and clapped throughout the film as if it was a concert by the Fab Four.
Needless to say, I was unashamedly a full paying member of the Beatles Fan Club based in London. This was only one of two instances where I became a member of a fan club.
British Rock Bands That Performed in Singapore in the Sixties.
Those were the days, my friend.... we thought they'll never end....
© http://singaporemusicianz.blogspot.com - Beatles in Singapore
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