Damn! Great job Mats_Nermark , I hear some Gary Moore and maybe a little Gambale and Satriani? I really like that subtle muted rhythm guitar arpeggio which is absolutely on point for the era. Of course you nailed the production sounds and feel as usual.
Now, some homework, cos I think you don't take your incredible talent seriously enough. I know you can nail that Larry Carlton all day while I'm still trying to get the simplest of Eric Gale blues licks down, but I want to hear you take your jazz style licks to the next level and incorporate some Joe Pass, Les Paul and Django Reinhardt! If I'm right you should come out somewhere between Kenny Burrell, John Scofield and Steve Lukather, which would be (somehow) even more spectacular than where you're at now.
Thanks, Per, but I think you are way too kind.
Regarding getting into Joe Pass, Les Paul and Django Reinhardt, I really would like to do that and to a certain extent I have tried just that but I can't seem to find the right way to get there. Then there's the time factor. I already have so much fun writing tunes so most of the time I don't want to spend time on "hard" stuff. At my age I'm just happy with having fun and enjoying what I do.
With that said, I would really appreciate some tips on how to do it. Links, music examples, videos, etc.
Thanks again!
Cheers,
Mats N