all right we're rolling okay so we're going to try uh which camera I'm looking at here come right here what's up everybody Victor wooden here we're going to do a little arrangement of a song that I wrote for a band called trip natics now who we have on Sachs today John Peterson on on Sachs and we got Russ Mac the Mac Man here on the guitar back on the drums Frankie D this is today instead of funky D this is Frankie D that we're going to play today and On guitar again Keith McGee all right
all right my name is Victor won we're going to try we haven't run through this yet it's a song called funky D so we're going to let you in on the back end of this I think you all listen to it they learned it I haven't learned it so I'm going to talk through it just cuz I haven't played this since we recorded it song called funky D what key is it in d d okay all right funky d uh on the record if I remember on the record I remember we go one two three
four 2 three four drums you learned it that way totally cool yeah good make sure I remember two three and just just drum how long do the drums go four bars drums four bars does the bass go for four bars four bars break and head okay can we do yeah yeah that's it that's it f natural [Music] yeah exactly skipping the F yep yep yep that was that's called writing we skip the F we skip a note right right it's heavy duty writing here um very simple song D Minor um and and everybody know to
walk up B that's just chromatic F to F right we keep walking up walking up and then uh four time right you guys got you got it right and we Groove um feel free what's the Jimmy Hendrick chord sh sh yeah yeah can you put on one of these at at least one of these Walkins one of you put that chord on the walk up instead of octaves put that Jimmy Hendrick H every one of them just just something different whenever you want if you if you want to yeah so we got the intro two
two heads and and then when we go long D two one two and I hit here boom boom sack solo sometimes what I do this is not what I'm asking us to do today but sometimes I'll get uh students to break out of their shell by asking them to take not their best solo but to take the worst let's see who can play the worst I like doing that with students just to make everyone smile just thinking about it you smile so with that attitude of whatever we do we're good enough that we can't be
bed so whatever we do is going to be great so I'm going to take I'm going to take some chances on this one all right uh how's it start oh right right thank you okay I'm be messing up from the beginning here we [Music] go [Music] up [Music] walk it up H [Music] yeah [Music] yeah again [Music] yeah do it again [Music] [Music] here we go walk it up yeah uh that's righty [Music] yeah uh here we go long [Music] D all right we got a music teacher here right play some saxophone come on tell
me what you [Music] got [Music] [Music] yeah keep going yeah uh yeah keep going [Music] [Music] yeah yeah nice come on some guit time show me what you [Music] got [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Music] yeah yeah [Music] long yeah [Music] start [Music] woo go hey [Music] give me [Music] that [Music] it yeah h [Music] here we go yeah right here hold [Music] on nice yeah guys woo sweet
