
Kaki King teaches the songs that span her career.
Lesson 1
Kaki King teaches her song "Playing With Pink Noise."
Length: 21:12 Difficulty: 2.5 Members OnlyLesson 2
Kaki King teaches her song "Doing the Wrong Thing."
Length: 22:48 Difficulty: 2.0 Members OnlyLesson 3
Kaki King demonstrates her song "Night After Sidewalk."
Length: 23:06 Difficulty: 3.0 Members OnlyLesson 4
Kaki King teaches her song "So Much for So Little."
Length: 14:34 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
About Kaki King
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Kaki King (born Katherine Elizabeth King) was born in Atlanta, Georgia on August 24th, 1979. Showing early aptitude for music, Kaki was initially introduced to guitar and soon after the drums. Kaki has been active in the music industry since around 2001. Her first studio album, Everybody Loves You, was released on Velour Records in 2003. Since that time Kaki has released four additional records with another due out later this year (2010). She has quest appeared on the Foo Fighter's album Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace, as well as contributing to film scores such as August Rush. Kaki was named in February of 2006 a "Guitar God" by Rolling Stone Magazine. Other notable accomplishments include a Golden Globe nomination for Best Original Score for music from "Into the Wild."
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Discussions with our instructors are just one of the many benefits of becoming a member of JamPlay.holy ^#&$, beautiful to watch. way beyond what i can currently accomplish.
wow slow down down there monster
With the tab it's slightly easier than "are you kidding" and is now just "downright impossibe".
amazing!
It's almost like learning a whole new instrument.
Haha...You're right! At least your not the one that has to transcribe this song...;) I'll have the tabs / notation done by tomorrow evening (4/16).
Way beyond my capabilities but was an absolute pleasure to watch. Awesome lesson and awesome song. Looking forward to more videos.
Awesome, great to finally see a lesson from you. :)