Al Bonhomme: Chicken Pickin'
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- Опубліковано 1 бер 2011
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In this video, Al Bonhomme gives a lesson on Chicken Pickin'. - Розваги
finally someone who doesnt go into a 9 minute lecture on chickin pickin, right to the good stuff
I see why you are a teacher. Amazing brother thanks :-) I see many tutorials where they just jam at full speed and expect you to get it. Thanks for the nice walk through...
Now that’s what I call great instruction. Right to the business at hand. Well done sir.
I’ve been playing for almost 50 years and every time I watch a yt vid I learn something new.
I’ve played improv style most of my life, country, blues, rock.. and as a kid started with the likes of Johnny Cash , Ventures.. and the likes..
Over the years kind of developed my own style of interpretation.. but it’s time to learn some new teqniques... and nothing sounds sweeter than some good chicken picken and double stop lickin.
Thank so much... looking forward to more of your awesome instruction ... cheers 🍻🎸🎶
best lesson I've found on this subject so far! Brilliant :)
Really well explained, thanks for sharing!
Thanks Al.Great teacher great lesson great player!
GREAT player and true TEACHER. A bit of humour and lots of specific info. I wish I could spend time in personal instruction with him. He's a buddy of my old friend Steve Trovato who is simply a MONSTER player and Teacher. To see and hear this was simply awesome.
Great lesson, and I can highly recommend Al's country guitar book.
I guess I am kinda randomly asking but do anybody know a good website to stream newly released movies online?
Fantastic instruction. Very easy to follow! Thanks!!
Al thanks for this insight I have been waiting for this explanation for a long time, you have laid out how to do this style. I have been trying for a long time to get this sound and you have just opened the door for me, can't thank you enough. hope to see more of your videos, they are like finding gold.
Definately helpful advice on execution of serously strong rifts.thanks for sharing them. Great roadmap to more fun playing well.
Yes, great lesson! Thank you!!
This lesson is great! Thanks!
It has been really useful to me. Thanks, and I hope there will be more soon !
Didn't hear a word, I was to busy admiring his Telecaster Custom. Gorgeous. I have a reissue model made in 2001 I think it's a 62 reissue vintage pickups that are so raunchy!
Love the sound of that tele
good stuff! This is a style I have always been interested in learning.
Great lesson. Lots of lick ideas too.
The best chicken picking video I have seen. Explains using dead notes/ghost notes
Al! I miss our private lessons so much! You're the best! :)
AMAZING TONE AND TECHNIQUE
I really like the way you started teaching and didn't spend five minutes talking. You are a teacher.
not a big country fan but i lived in nashville for 6 years and have just about seen it all. this dude is a badass player :D
Great sound and lesson, congrats!
Great lesson, thanks alot for the upload.
Been playing guitar for years but just recently been playing some style "chicken picking." Your a great player thanks.
Your a great teacher
Mr Al! Very nice. When I get some time to try 'stead o' watch, I'll be back. Thanks very much.
Great lesson many thanks!!
Very good lesson. Excellent.... Thanks
Great stuff right here boys and girls. Indeed!
FANTASTIC!! thanks for it
Sounds great....at midnight....love it
I graduated from there!!! I highly recommend it.
As others have pointed out, he goes straight to visual breakdown and demonstration of actual playing. Teachers: in this video platform with its limited time frame, doing and showing are more important than talking. If you want to discuss the philosophy of a playing style at length, write it down in the description and mention in the video that it's there to read for those who seek it. The smartphone addicts will whine about seeing more than two sentences to read but the video content will be more valuable for those who came to see something done.
Great lesson!!!
superb lesson well done ya fine player you
great licks ! thank you
You're a great teacher. Pretty tele, too.
Awesome!
Proper example! Well explained
Really nice lesson.
Awesome tips man!!
I'm advanced and you have taught me so much. Thanks!
Let’s see a vid of your advanced playing sir.
This guy is awesome!
Excellente vidéo ! Merci Al ;o)
Hehe Al Bonhomme, thanks for everything, greetings from Armann (Armando) from Iceland ;)
I liked your lesson and sound. It appears you are using quite a bit of compression. I always stayed away from compressors but you make them sound good. I'm curious as to the settings and type of compressor you are using.
Awesome video! Thanks! :-D
Love it 😍
Great !! Tks
youre my hero
Thank You.
awesome thanks
best chickin Picker I have ever seen was seen in a Band called MEATBANANA out of Nashville tn. WoW
good lick!
Great instruction
whoa!
John 5 and Buckethead use that style very cool thanks a lot !!!!!!
Very nice sound
Great Video: QUESTION: For more experienced players just how important is the setting on the compressor? Or are there players who can play this style without using a compressor by careful use of the right hand? If there are names / links would be welcome.
Yeah Al.
Are you using a gate? I hear the reverb die right after those ghost notes.
Good stuff... I've got the tools...
Smoooooth pickin Al!
Sweet!!!!!!
Thanx al
I worship you AAAAAAAAAAAAALLLL ! !
Great! Which guitar are you using?
Show!!!
that one blues lick in the key of A sounds kinda like that one little part in the ballad of Curtis Lowe.
damn. my tele must be broken .?. LoL kidding, my old hands have a hard time nowadays. nice lesson, great teaching :-)
@ElGbayRGX John 5 had studied the banjo as well, so he incorporates that style into his playing. Pretty rad if you ask me
Al Could you please tell me what compressor you use?Thanks
Nice.
2:16
Nice picture...
Hey Al. I went to GIT in the period of March 1979 to March 1980. Your name sounds very familiar. Were we in the same class?
Details concerning this particular Telecaster ?
Sam Patterson should go back to the beginning of the video when he switches from overdrive he says " let's switch to clean and add a little comp to get that country sound" he mentions using compression
Good job Al Bonhomme..👌Appreciate the way u demo..👏 both rather slow and later the actual tempo which makes a real sense of guidance dude.. please keep up the sharing quality and thanks so much once again..🙏Warm cheers..😊God bless..🙏🎶🎸
This kids got the goods.
"Bonhomme-nom, do-do-do do do BONHOMME-NOM do doooo do do do!"
May I ask, what model is the guitar in the clip ?
@glompritz dude ive been inside of the gibson factory. had two different buddies that worked there. one in quality control at one point :D
Great lesson on ghost picking . Made since . To cool.
As with most guitarists, this guy's very good at playing and Horrible at articulating his thoughts.
THAT WAS CHICKIN PICKIN GOOD.
Is that an ebony board or just a very dark rose?
great lesson! should tell the noobs about the comp pedal lol!
+Sam Patterson I've noticed that many online lessons never mention the importance of a comp/sustain pedal when playing country guitar
Yep don't be holding out on the wampler cause you know it wouldn't be sounding like that otherwise.
I use a boost, but I’m also using an ESP Eclipse with EMGs.
chicken rules!
@shlongy14
I think paul gilbert teaches shred/metal now and again
bonhomme is a cool name
i swear chicken pickin' only really sounds like a chicken with a maple fretboard!
"Bock-Bock-Bocka-Bock, Oh YEAH 😃 !!!" Thank-Yuh Kindly !
dope. i wonder if you could mix these techniques with jazz harmonics
you can bet a =n egg you can
Its an American Deluxe Tele
Al Banana
GRWAT
which can really sound funky when you're playing a tele thru a twin cranked up in a night club in Amsterdam at midnight with all the exmembers of Lynyrd Skynyrd playing too and your guitar starts glowing and you start doing backflips till you turn into a young female with large breasts TA DA John Madden moment
Al omnom
Chicken pickin' pickin' chicken picken'
Thanks for the lesson! Also, the lazy way this guy has of articulating some words (I assume its a dialect thing) sounds so cool. :)