A pictorial of guitars made from car mufflers set to a Classical music piece by Bach (but done by some other dudes). Even though the guitars are made from new mufflers, as metal art, I think it still fits as "scrap metal philosophy".
This video was made with FlipShare pictures, Picasa "movie" maker and a YouTube soundtrack.
The original project had Luther Allison playing, Going Down, in the background but it didn't load up as part of the Picasa movie project, which some how stretched out from 7:30 to 9:30, so I picked a track of equal length.
Instead of scrapping the whole project, it turned into a "dramatic" Blues movie of a young fellow doing a "Hendrix move" by playing the guitar behind his head, having a good time doing so.
Applying the Philosophies of Scrapping Metal towards Art, Music and Life
“Gather the scraps that are left over. Let nothing be wasted.” -John 6:12
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Friday, April 27, 2012
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Darkside Johnny: We Don't Need No Darkness
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Music: Cowgirl in the Dark (Captain Morgan Mix)
My Flip recorder started messing up on the video/audio syncing, but the end result was a different kind of video, especially after using the YouTube Cartoon effect on the video. This was a late night jam session with a Neil Young Backing track by, ChocolateMilkYummy.
Friday, April 6, 2012
Slide Guitar made from Scrap Wood
Take an old wooden fence plank, install an electric guitar pickup, string it up and cut yourself off a piece of PVC pipe to use as a slide and you have a guitar made from scrap wood and metal. Throw in a drum set and you're a One-Man-Band!
This guy is playing on historic Cherry St. in downtown Helena, Arkansas during the 2011 King Biscuit Blues Festival.
This guy is playing on historic Cherry St. in downtown Helena, Arkansas during the 2011 King Biscuit Blues Festival.
Labels:
custom guitar,
festival,
folk art,
music,
video
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