Comments on: Hot Dog http://www.dgold.info/green/hot-dog/ Listener Notes on the Tea Leaf Green Songbook Sun, 25 Sep 2011 21:56:37 +0000 hourly 1 By: deuce87 http://www.dgold.info/green/hot-dog/comment-page-1/#comment-101 deuce87 Thu, 09 Mar 2006 04:41:54 +0000 http://www.dgold.info/green/song/hot-dog/#comment-101 hot dog--------> (blah)=hammer on and off during rippa taa hhaaahahahah yeah!!!!! D7 e 10 b 10 g (11) d 10 a (12) E 10 intro messing around with fminor penta then D7 G and little dminor riffs in and out then the jam is bmin-e7 and you can jam in b dorian or b min penta Thanks to Swirls(TCW) hot dog——–>

(blah)=hammer on and off during rippa taa hhaaahahahah yeah!!!!!

D7
e 10
b 10
g (11)
d 10
a (12)
E 10

intro messing around with fminor penta

then D7 G and little dminor riffs in and out

then the jam is bmin-e7 and you can jam in b dorian or b min penta

Thanks to Swirls(TCW)

]]> By: Dgold http://www.dgold.info/green/hot-dog/comment-page-1/#comment-29 Dgold Mon, 12 Dec 2005 03:24:55 +0000 http://www.dgold.info/green/song/hot-dog/#comment-29 Yea! Hot Dog serves like some of TLG's biggest jam songs with extended instrumental passages both composed and improvised. "Hot Dog" is one of the top songs for guest musicians sitting in cuz it's great to jam out on. Hence the title, perhaps: Hot Dogging / showin' out. Example, June 17, 2005 Hot Dog w/ Steve Molitz from Particle on dvd camera and keyboard; November 8, 2002 and July 23, 2005 (and others) Hot Dog w/ Rick Clifford from the Pulsators on sax; September 27, 2002 Hot Dog w/ Sean Leahy (guitar) and Mike Pitre (pocket trumpet) of Boomshanka; etc. Yea! Hot Dog serves like some of TLG’s biggest jam songs with extended instrumental passages both composed and improvised.

“Hot Dog” is one of the top songs for guest musicians sitting in cuz it’s great to jam out on. Hence the title, perhaps: Hot Dogging / showin’ out. Example,
June 17, 2005 Hot Dog w/ Steve Molitz from Particle on dvd camera and keyboard; November 8, 2002 and July 23, 2005 (and others) Hot Dog w/ Rick Clifford from the Pulsators on sax; September 27, 2002 Hot Dog w/ Sean Leahy (guitar) and Mike Pitre (pocket trumpet) of Boomshanka; etc.

]]> By: Sparkle http://www.dgold.info/green/hot-dog/comment-page-1/#comment-26 Sparkle Sun, 11 Dec 2005 05:16:39 +0000 http://www.dgold.info/green/song/hot-dog/#comment-26 This song qualifies as an "instrumental" because what is sung is scat rather than words, despite the apparent similarity to words as recognized by the novice listener. Try several versions of this song and it becomes evident. This song qualifies as an “instrumental” because what is sung is scat rather than words, despite the apparent similarity to words as recognized by the novice listener. Try several versions of this song and it becomes evident.

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