In my first record I covered a song written by Kristian Stanfill called Running. The reason why I chose this song back then was because there are so many people out there that are caught in bondages and unable to break free from their sin/struggles/past. But this song talks about how God strips away that sin and gives us strength to move forward and away from our past, our old self. It's sad how some people are actually living in defeat instead of victory. They're so indulged by sin that they become brainwashed and never see God's blessing in their lives. Satan tells us lies and we begin to believe that sin is greater than the King of Glory. That totally steals our ability to dream big dreams and believe in a plan God has for us. This song strikes at the core of how ...
So you're short on budget and don't have 3 different electric guitars capo-ed on stage...tuned to the fret and ready to play? Well, I have the solution for ya thanks to my brother Matt and with a lil bit of experimenting. KB, you're starting to sound like Billy Mays...where's your pitch? Nah, this is just a lil tip for all the musicians out there.
What I use to do was tune the G and B string when I change capo before the song starts but the downfall to that is people see you fiddling around with your tuners and knobs. Now keep in mind that when you capo an acoustic guitar it's completely different than an electric. The concept is the same but there's alot more stuff when you're dealing with an electric.
Two things you have to do before you can capo electric guitars w/o ...
