September 30th, 2026
Homeskoolin’ Volume 710, Tom Bukovac, “Post Full Moon Blues”
Chapters
00:00 - Playing: Telecaster
01:55 - Hey friends / Fall season
02:21 - Fake slapback
04:00 - Lesson: Be loose when your playing / Don't rush your part
08:00 - Chuck Berry playing
09:35 - Lesson: Emaj7 [x x 1 0 3 3]
10:04 - [video edit] / VCB (Viewer Comment Bin) / NFL
11:40 - "Bukollege" / New Brett Papa course
13:18 - "You'll still be miserable" (basic human condition)
15:12 - Producing days ahead
15:47 - Gambling
16:04 - Slapback?
16:21 - Favorite Roxy music song?
18:07 - Classical music / Genesis and Tony Banks
20:50 - "What Genesis should I listen to?" / Genesis - It's Gonna Get Better
23:00 - Lesson: Consistent loose / Tastey chords
25:36 - "Slab board" telecaster
Notes
One of the highlights of my last weekend was on Saturday night…picture my fat ass sitting in my hot tub staring up at the most awesome full moon I have ever seen, with an ice cold Yingy sitting right next to me on a tall chair right beside the tub.
There it was in the wide open sky totally unobstructed by any trees or anything, just surrounded by slow moving clouds …it was like nature was putting on a show just for me
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April 22nd, 2022
Homeskoolin’ Volume 139, Tom Bukovac, “Well How Big Ol’ Boy Was He?â€
Chapters00:00 - Passionate swirling playing with a flanger
03:09 - Ibanez Flanger (FL-305)
03:30 - Hey friends!
04:00 - Sessions with Ann Wilson and Tom's new song
05:15 - Collaboration is the greatest part of music
07:48 - Creative people
08:50 - '57 Gibson Les Paul Special and Music City Stud Finder bridge
09:15 - Musician Union drop-box idea
10:15 - Music City Stud Finder bridge
11:13 - Randy Newman - I Love LA
13:00 - I Love LA poly chords lesson / Genesis & Tony Banks
14:40 - Lesson: Bass note with sliding 4ths and little rubs
17:47 - Lynyrd Skynyrd - On the Hunt playing
Notes
A brief discussion on using triads over a single pedaling bass note to create "harmonic tension"
There have been many musical giants who have roamed the earth and conquered long before the time we are in now…we must always listen back and learn from those ancestors who learned/wrote and performed music before “the great distraction” took place.
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