album:If I Can Believe genre:Acoustic streams:73 creation date:2009-06-21
09/01/13 08:18:45PM @john-r-kennedy:
Meg, Love open tuning in the key of D, reminds me of some old songs I use to play in open D tuning. Like the slide work as well. Great sound with lots of energy. Very nicely done with precession and great execution. Nice!!
Peace and Blessings, John
09/01/13 05:56:33PM @meg-hackett:
Thanks so much for the kind words! This was a fun piece to play. Yes, open tuning can add a whole dimension of sound. When I would play out as a soloist, I would take contemporary songs and add my own twist using open tuning. Glad you enjoyed it!!
03/06/10 09:37:43AM @rogers-tennison-band:
Is open tuning great or what? I picked up my D35 and jammed along. The slide guitar added a whole depth to tune. Well done.
steve
06/21/09 09:38:57AM @orion:
that is some fast strumming. hah. clean and i like the variations in the chords at such a high pace. makes me wanna go play master of puppets and try to keep a similar fast pace. haha.
06/21/09 12:38:50PM @dazed:
Hey Meg. Solid playing here. No idea how you can play like that. Awesome! You get great sound on that guitar Meg. Well done.
ABOUT THE ARTIST Born in Greenwich, Connecticut, and raised in Weston, Connecticut. Meg started out as a soloist back in 1977. She has also worked in a few...
Born in Greenwich, Connecticut, and raised in Weston, Connecticut. Meg started out as a soloist back in 1977. She has also worked in a few rock & roll bands, of which Head First was the most successful, as well as Top 40 Bands. Meg has also recorded countless backup vocals for various original artists trying to get their music heard in the record industry. A well seasoned performer, mostly appearing in the eastern coastal area. She has toured Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Cape Cod and as far south as Florida (Orlando and Brevard County).
She has studied with Sal Salvador for six years along with another teacher, Steve Famigletti, who taught jazz guitar and Chamberlain’s styles of playing. She has studied voice for several years with Rose Finegan, Martha King and is currently studying with Jean Westerman Gregg. Her vocal influences, when narrowed down to one, would be Joni Mitchell and for guitar Michael Hedges.
Meg is not only a performer, but she has been an Entertainment Director for an exclusive club, handling bookings, promotions, as well as performing.
Meg, Love open tuning in the key of D, reminds me of some old songs I use to play in open D tuning. Like the slide work as well. Great sound with lots of energy. Very nicely done with precession and great execution. Nice!!
Peace and Blessings, John
Thanks so much for the kind words! This was a fun piece to play. Yes, open tuning can add a whole dimension of sound. When I would play out as a soloist, I would take contemporary songs and add my own twist using open tuning. Glad you enjoyed it!!
Is open tuning great or what? I picked up my D35 and jammed along. The slide guitar added a whole depth to tune. Well done.
steve
that is some fast strumming. hah. clean and i like the variations in the chords at such a high pace. makes me wanna go play master of puppets and try to keep a similar fast pace. haha.
Hey Meg. Solid playing here. No idea how you can play like that. Awesome! You get great sound on that guitar Meg. Well done.