Hound Dog (Big Mama Thornton) - COVER Guitar Only скачать в хорошем качестве

Hound Dog (Big Mama Thornton) - COVER Guitar Only

Hound Dog - Blues Roots & Rock ‘n’ Roll Energy Welcome back to my channel! Today I’m diving deep into one of the most iconic tracks in music history: "Hound Dog". While most of the world associates this song with the "King of Rock 'n' Roll," Elvis Presley, and his legendary 1956 performance, the song’s soul belongs to the R&B pioneer Big Mama Thornton, who first turned it into a hit in 1953. In this cover, I wanted to bridge the gap between Big Mama’s raw blues grit and Elvis’s explosive energy. The Gear (True Blues Tone) To capture that authentic vintage sound, I’m using a setup that lives and breathes the Blues: Guitar: My trusty 1987 Fender Stratocaster Standard '72 Reissue (Made in Japan). These MIJ Strats from the 80s are legendary for their craftsmanship and "snap." Amp: A 2015 Fender Blues Junior III. This tube amp is the industry standard for that warm, "growling" breakup that defines the genre. The Performance I’ve decided to perform this solo—handling both the vocal melody and the rhythm parts on a single guitar. No fingerpicking here: I’m using a pick to maintain that sharp, aggressive attack, while dynamically alternating between percussive rhythm and lead fills to keep the arrangement full and driving. History Snippet Did you know? "Hound Dog" was written by the teenage duo Leiber & Stoller in just 12 minutes! It went from being a feminist anthem of the Blues to becoming the ultimate symbol of the Rock 'n' Roll revolution. If you’re a fan of vintage Fenders, the history of the Blues, or just good old Rock 'n' Roll, don't forget to: ✅ Subscribe for more gear demos and covers. 🔔 Hit the bell to stay updated. 💬 Comment below: Which version do you prefer? Big Mama or Elvis?