Over a long weekend at Paul the Pyronaut's Sierra Surf Camp. My mind is still blown.
If you don't know Slacktone, go listen. It's surf, but Dave's theory is so deep he's got a lot of interesting chordal arrangements, and harmonies that aren't in the usual surf fare.
Check out his Bells of St. Kahuna. Jaguars sound like that in heaven.
Here's the new one he showed up with, and did a setup clinic with us. His 'day gig' is checking out the higher end guitars at Fender before they leave the shop for correct setup, and QC.
http://slackercaster.com/slackercaster/champagne.html
All the bands were great, the Pyronauts, the Sneaky Tikis, John and the Nightriders, but Slacktone are the kings.
If you don't know Slacktone, go listen. It's surf, but Dave's theory is so deep he's got a lot of interesting chordal arrangements, and harmonies that aren't in the usual surf fare.
Check out his Bells of St. Kahuna. Jaguars sound like that in heaven.
Here's the new one he showed up with, and did a setup clinic with us. His 'day gig' is checking out the higher end guitars at Fender before they leave the shop for correct setup, and QC.
http://slackercaster.com/slackercaster/champagne.html
All the bands were great, the Pyronauts, the Sneaky Tikis, John and the Nightriders, but Slacktone are the kings.