http://youtu.be/I0Qpe2E_oSc
Her curves were so smooth; he loved the way she moaned when he pulled her. Flushing red as he held her, she was his most treasured possession. She was tight. He spent time with her every night, strumming her heart strings, following his bliss. Truth be told, he loved her more than his girlfriend. It had all the makings of a serious relationship: he kept her clean, well maintained, spent a lot of money on her, and loved to hear her talk in that slow southern drawl. More time he spent with her, the better he was. She made him feel like a player; it was a pleasure to show her off with his arm around her neck. This love reverberated, made him feel electric.
What you see here is a story of any American young man in love with a premium Fender Stratocaster red electric guitar. You can feel the musical affection by watching this young man follow his bliss with a song by the B-52’s from the rich, late 1980s. Keith Strickland arranged a funky-pop guitar lead for this song which even made its way onto the Weather Channel.
Strickland explained his songs, "I think of my instrumentals as soundscapes--the chord progressions, rhythms, harmonics and musical direction are used to evoke various sonic atmospheres or moods."
©Mark H. Pillsbury
The guitar the kid plays in the YouTube video is a strat "knock-off"
ReplyDeleteThe string screws on the end of the neck are on both sides; dead give away it is not a strat.
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