Luyện nghe bài hát Clunker Chord (narration)

Well listening now, that was a pretty interesting
at the improvised ending of a
I'd to New Orleans with limited skills on the guitar
but in the city of jazz, I started attempting to expand my
expertise in direction
After all, I was living in the French Quarter, had a goatee,
and was out at after hours bohemian bars listening to
some talented musicians trying to pick up some pointers

So in my attempt to show off some of that talent to Travis and
The D 9th chord I was attempting, never made it out of the
gate
What was produced is is known as a clunker chord
The version of a trainwreck

The meter was running on my time so I just
had them fade the ending the clunker
On the original though, it was still there
When I listened to the track I thought about trying to
repeating the fade but then I that clunker
was part of the process

Improvising is essential to anything creative, to
stretch beyond my zone on the fretboard at the time
My fingers not make out what I was thinking
If it doesn't just try and not your mistakes

So that brings us to the B-side of the first
and a song called: on Tuesday
By the time we ready to do the track
some local musicians had showed up at the
and before I knew it, I had a for the next cut

and the thing is, looking back on it, one
of the session players on this
was a young guitarist Mobile
Rick Hersch, who was
one of the founding members of Wet
who are from Mobile

Rick had gone on to play with bands from Randy to
Stevie
We would run into each other on the road but
then I touch with Rick
As faith would have it, as we were
the pieces of this together
I went back to to visit with Milton and do interviews for
the video in this package my daughter Delaney produced

there as Milton told his version of events, he reminded me
that the player on Abandoned on Tuesday
and several other was Rick Hersch
Our for Buried Treasure is Will Kimbro who is also
from
I told him that Rick was the guitar player on the track
He told me he had been at house on Dog River in Mobile
the before

You can't make this kinda up
I'm back in touch with Rick who now splits his time
Los Angeles and Dog River
He's now another nugget in our burried treasure and I to
catch up him soon
is still making great music so you might wanna check him out

In the meantime you can hear him here on Abandon on Tuesday