Who was the guy playing the national anthem on electric guitar at tonight’s game? He was announced as a Grammy award-winning Rutgers alum. I believe that his first name was Shareef or something like that.
It felt like there were a lot of mistakes that he covered up by playing around the true intended note. I also had a tough time figuring out the meter of the song; it kept bouncing around. Not really my cup of tea, but I know that others enjoyed it.Was horrible. As a musician, I can say it. Riffs aside, wrong notes a plenty…cringeworthy
Did not win a Grammy. Played with many Grammy winning artists. A little hyperbole in his introJimmi Hendrix he was not .
Did I hear correctly he was a Grammy award winner from New Brunswick ?
Now your talking!Bring in Billy Hector for another electric guitar version.
I liked it too! It’s art. It’s OK if it’s way outside the box.
Definitely outside the box (which I have no problem with). It sounded a little off at times like he was about to break into another song. I will say afterward when he was walking off he seemed disappointed in how he played.
That’s a tough get, he’s pretty good friends from high school with my oldest brother Larry and he is a magnificent guitarist.Joe Walsh.
Why was it a logistical nightmare?Definitely rippin'! More of this, less teeny boppers who have parents who think they can sing.
While the interpretation seemed scattered, for a guitar player, what they asked him to do was a logistical nightmare. I thought the dude had a great vibe!
Also didn’t get off to the greatest start when there was no soundDefinitely rippin'! More of this, less teeny boppers who have parents who think they can sing.
While the interpretation seemed scattered, for a guitar player, what they asked him to do was a logistical nightmare. I thought the dude had a great vibe!
I’d rather listen to Johnny Hector or even Freeman McNeilBring in Billy Hector for another electric guitar version.
To roll out a complete electric guitar rig onto a basketball court in front of 8000 people and a national TV audience waiting on you, teams standing on each side, with no real way to sound check (to avoid what happened at the start for tuning and monitor/amplification purposes) and have to be operational in seconds...the dude deserves a medal for being able to come thru at all.Why was it a logistical nightmare?
no.."crummy" award winner.Jimmi Hendrix he was not .
Did I hear correctly he was a Grammy award winner from New Brunswick ?