From Bilbao. I love music, especially rock, from pop-rock to metal. My favorite decade for music is the 90s, and the sound of grunge bands,... I hope you enjoy the covers.
Men At Work - Who Can It Be Now - Guitar Cover - Versión de Guitarra
#MenAtWork #WhoCanItBeNow
Another incursion in the music of the 80s. This time I've covered a known song from a quite unknown band. "Who Can It Be Now?" was released in 1981 by Australian band, Men At Work, and was a hit, especially in the USA.
The guitar tone is based on a Roland Jazz Chorus 120 modelled amp. It's perfectly possible to play the rhythm part with just one guitar, but I decided to make it as in the original recording, with the rhythm parts splitted into left and right channels, and I also used two very different guitars (Strat and Les Paul) for both parts.
Standard tuning.
Gear:
- Fender Stratocaster Standard.
- Epi Les Paul 1960 Tribute Plus.
- Digitech RP 360 Effects Processor.
I don't own the rights to this song. I will remove it immediately under request of the rights' owners. If you like the song, please go and support the original artist!
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#MenAtWork #WhoCanItBeNow
Another incursion in the music of the 80s. This time I've covered a known song from a quite unknown band. "Who Can It Be Now?" was released in 1981 by Australian band, Men At Work, and was a hit, especially in the USA.
The guitar tone is based on a Roland Jazz Chorus 120 modelled amp. It's perfectly possible to play the rhythm part with just one guitar, but I decided to make it as in the original recording, with the rhythm parts splitted into left and right channels, and I also used two very different guitars (Strat and Les Paul) for both parts.
Standard tuning.
Gear:
- Fender Stratocaster Standard.
- Epi Les Paul 1960 Tribute Plus.
- Digitech RP 360 Effects Processor.
I don't own the rights to this song. I will remove it immediately under request of the rights' owners. If you like the song, please go and support the original artist!