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Devon Coyote explores looping and blues licks

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Kelowna based musician Devon Coyote returned to the Owl Acoustic Lounge to play a solid set of original music for a good sized audience, March 14.Devon Coyote plays some Weissenborn guitar. Photo by Richard Amery
 He began with an extended instrumental, which he began by looping a mellow acoustic chord progression and then playing a soulful, blues tinged solo over it.


 He carried on in that vein for a while, then switched guitars to a Weissenborn, on which he played a eerie version of Neil Young’s ‘Ohio,’ with plenty of haunting slide.


 He switched to a 12 string for a couple songs, then back to the acoustic. Sometimes he’d just play and sing, other songs he’d stomp out a rhythm on the microphoned box he was standing on. He ended his first set by looping another acoustic riff and playing over it.

— by Richard Amery, L.A. Beat Editor
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 21 March 2012 12:09 )  
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